WTB koawool

[accdntprone]

Looking for koawool. Willing to purchase or barter. Thanks much.

[Galileo]

Kaowool - on Amazon

A quick google search will hit ya with a bunch of pottery supply places (typically used to line kilns).

[accdntprone]

Thanks. Considerably better prices than I was finding on ebay.

[Duke Icefalcon]

Koala wool?

[CLANG]

Make sure you get a suitable type for your purpose, which I'd guess is a forge? It comes in several densities, thicknesses, and temp ratings. What's generally recommended for a forge is 8# density, 2400 or 2600 F rating (or the highest you can reasonably get). For most applications, you'll want 2" of thickness, but it's often preferable to use 2 layers of 1" stuff.

I have most of a roll of forge-suitable stuff, and won't need all of it for the projects that I bought it for. If you're interested in buying a portion of it, email me.

[accdntprone]

Its for the contraption I use for melting brass. Basically a firebrick cube with a weed burner as the heat source. It melts brass but takes hours. I am hoping to make it more efficient by containing the heat better.

[losthelm]

How much do you need, and how many people do you know willing to go in on roll?
Arrow springs .com has rolls at $150 for 2'x25'
The supper ceramic blanket is about twice that.

[Thomas Powers]

Wayne Coe, US$8 per running foot IIRC.