I'm looking for Fiberfrax (or similar) boards and insulatingfirebricks (the soft, lightweight kind) for building a temporary,reconfigurable forge. I've tried a couple of local brick suppliers andhave been going through some Google hits with no luck so far. Doesanyone know of a supplier for these in Albuquerque, or possibly areliable online supplier that will sell small quantities? Thanks.Bert

There is, or used to be a large jewelers supply in Albuquerque calledRio Grande Jewelers Supply. They carried all kinds of refractorymaterial for casting & silver soldering. I specifically remember whitesoldering blocks that were made from Alumina if I recall correctly.Take a walk through the Yellow Pages.Bugs

Fiberfrax and soft firebrick supplier (ABQ or internet)?

Aug 21, 2005 21 Replies

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Martin H. Eastburn 20 years ago

I used a lot of that rebuilding my wood stove. I had to replace the top plate (inside) and then re-line the entire box. I didn't have to, but after 16 years the bottom was starting to get thin. Ash shovel...

I got mine at the wood stove store. I would think it would be available to walk-in - on special order. I had to order to match my stove.

Martin

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Greyangel 20 years ago

I tried fire clay mixed with perlite. It was a bit too crumbly for me and is still susceptible to flux. Probably need a good coat of clay on the exposed surfaces. Thought about mixing in some cement but havn't got around to trying it.

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