Customer Reviews for VEVOR Propane Melting Furnace Kit 16KG/35lbs Dual Burner with Crucibles Tongs

I am more then pleased with the forge/smelter and the cutting till I purchased from your online website. The prices were both great. So great that I expected cheap junky products. But there items i recieved are fantastic, strong, and durable. They work great and they look great too. I am a forever customer now. Great company, thank you.

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Always put cardboard piece under crucible it will help from crucible from sticking.

After using a variety of home made charcoal powered furnace to do my metal work for nearly 20 years, I tried this gas powered model. It's a game changer. Melts metal fast (I work mostly with bronze), very easy to use, and no mess. I don't think I'll ever bother with charcoal again, except maybe to show students how difficult it is in comparison. Next purchase is the 12 kg model.

I love this forge the only problem ive had so far is the lid warpped after using it to melt a bunch of copper since the temp needs to be higher but thats is mainly my fault

I love the furnace, very cool this furnace gets plenty hot, I melted concentrates and poured gold in roughly thirty minutes.

works great. at first i was a little nervous just because i have no experience with this sort of thing. but it was easy and fun and made some decent copper castings my very first try. the only thing i may do is upgrade valve connectors but that’s just me.

Seems nice. Hope it lasts. Will need to add some things to make it perfect for me. For the most part can't do any better for the price.

Nice product all around for beginner. Learning a lot. Still amazed every time I use it. Haven't acquired the skills just yet to make my ingots look all nice and smooth as I see others on various videos and social media sites. Geti g there I think.

For melting down aluminum and my scrap gold this thing works great, I enjoyed it easily hooks up to a propane tank and gets extremely hot extremely fast though I did send you a couple hairs on my forehead when I first looked into the pot