Blacksmithing Forges
A gas forge is a tool designed to heat metal to a temperature at which it becomes easier to shape and manipilate. The chamber in which a workpiece is heated is lined with refracory materials such as hard ceramic or moldable ceramic. The advantage of a gas forge is ease of use in comparison to coal forges. Contamination of metals is also far less likely due to clean, consistant flame and tempurature.
