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OK everything is dry now or reasonably so. I had to cut my inner bucket to get it out. That was some megga seal that it had going on there! Anyway, will need to clean up some of the leftover cement in the bottom here but all in all, it looks like a pretty clean job, considering it was my very first furnace.

Here I'm opening up the air supply hole. It had a bit of excess cement in it so a long metal rod and I'm able to break through without much effort at all.

I have now turned the furnace over to get the junk out of the inside. I am also taking the opportunity to clean the bottom hole out. This needs to be open so that any spillage can find its way out of the furnace. Usually one would have the furnace up on bricks and then sand would be on the ground to catch any spillage.

Making a small charcoal fire here so that we can continue to dry the furnace out. I plan on doing this very slowly since cement is probably not the best of materials to have made this thing out of. I do not expect this first furnace to last, but it was a fun learning experience and it cost me a whopping 4 bucks.

I got bored with watching it smolder, so I decided to put the old Electrolux to the test. WOW did this thing roar! It sounded like a Jet Engine when I added the air! -Notice the pristine neighborhood in the background... hmmm.

I wonder what they will think seeing me run around in my little asbestos suit smelting metal? I will probably have many pissed off neighbors, but what the hell... I have to try it!

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