VEVOR's two burner propane forge is the budget default: 2600F rating, stainless shell, ceramic fiber lining around 30 mm thick and a complete kit in the box with hose, regulator, stand, firebrick, gloves and tongs. Depending on the version the chamber is oval or square, with the larger square body measuring close to 11.9 x 7.1 x 21.7 inches. It is sold on Amazon and Walmart at a price most smiths spend on a decent pair of tongs.
Good first forge for someone testing whether the craft sticks: it lights easily, reaches working heat in minutes and handles knives, hooks and small tools. Quality control is uneven, burner alignment and door fit vary between units, and the wool liner needs rigidizer to be safe and to survive. Treat it as a consumable that can be relined, not as a lifetime tool.
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