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Majestic Forge

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Majestic Forge builds propane forges in its own shop near Rushville, Ohio, and the company is best known as the maker of the forges used on the History Channel show "Forged in Fire". The catalogue is short and focused: Knife Maker, Artisan and Farrier models in 2, 3 and 5 burner sizes, roughly $450 for the 2 burner Knife Maker Deluxe up to $800 for the 5 burner Artisan. Each burner gets its own needle valve, so one burner can run alone on small work. Ceramic liners are rigidized at the factory, and reline kits are sold for older forges.

The fit here is a smith who wants a shop forge that lasts years, not a weekend toy. Prices sit above imported forges, and there is nothing under $450, so a first time hobbyist may look elsewhere. Phone hours are 8am to 4pm EST and questions go to a person who knows the product. Anyone needing coal or electric heat will not find it here.

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Pros

  • Forges welded in the company's own Ohio shop
  • Liners rigidized at the factory
  • Separate needle valve for each burner
  • Reline kits sold for older forges
  • Sizes from 2 to 5 burners
  • Direct phone support during shop hours

Cons

  • Nothing in the range below $450
  • Propane only, no coal or electric
  • Very narrow catalogue beyond forges and liners
  • Big 5 burner models are heavy to ship

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