Would this work

[RustyFN]

Would this make a good burner for smelting? It cost $42.99

http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcsp10_propane_burner.jpg

The Bayou Classic High Pressure Propane Burner produces 185,000 BTUs of heat out of a cast iron element. This high pressure propane burner includes a full windscreen, protecting your flame from unwanted wind. This helps you obtain a crisp, hot flame. Use the Bayou Classic High Pressure Propane Burner with small stock pots and large stock pots. The flame on this high pressure propane burner is adjustable, therefore you can obtain a roaring flame or turn the flame down small enough simmer a cup of coffee. The cooking surface of this propane burner measures 14 inches in diameter. The height measures 12 inches tall. It includes a 20 PSI regulator and reaches 185,000 BTUs. The hose on the regulator kit measures 48 inches long.

[Pitmaster]

If not, you could re-engineer the fuel flow with a drill.:patriot:

http://www.glockpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1354

[BigSlick]

It a work great.

Just make sure ya add some support if ya pot get over about 250 or so.

I've run 300 lbs on one like it, an it held up, but it was strainin

[MONTEGOD7SS]

Ya, 250lb of molten lead flying at ya after a leg lets go is bad juju for sure. I think you could put about anything under it from cinder block to brick to pavers just to keep the weight off those spindly legs.