Firebrick Where can I find some? Need 1 dozen.

[tazhunter0]

Looking for a dozen or so firebrick for a project. Anybody have some to get rid of or know where to do get some in the Wills Point/Canton area??

Thanks for any help.
Chris

[Bill's Unlimited]

Try calling a local brick supplier. When I built my fire pit that is where I got them.

Depending on what you are going to do with them, you will probably want to get the fire mud - or whatever they call it. You don't use regular mortor.

Sorry, I'm not much help, I'm in Magnolia.

[cosmiccowboy]

If you are trying to build a forge the regular fireplace firebrick (only good to about 800 degrees) doesn't have a high enough temperature rating. Be prepared. The high temp bricks aren't cheap. I sell them for $5 each. In your area you might try Williams and Davis Boiler in Hutchins. That's the closest I can think of to you.

[tazhunter0]

If you are trying to build a forge the regular fireplace firebrick (only good to about 800 degrees) doesn't have a high enough temperature rating. Be prepared. The high temp bricks aren't cheap. I sell them for $5 each. In your area you might try Williams and Davis Boiler in Hutchins. That's the closest I can think of to you.

Thanks. I am trying to get a forge built to work on a few knives since I was layed off in July. Been working with the guy I have been buying knives from for awhile. He is helping me alot but this is the last piece of the puzzle I need to get started.

[Rather_B_Fishin]

How hot are you needing to heat up your metal? Google Texas Farrier Supply it's right outside of FTW and you can get a single burner forge for a couple hundred bucks that will last you a lifetime. It's made by NC tool and it's called a "whispering baby"