Thanks again, guys.
Here's a pic of my forge. It's just 2 soft fire brick with a channel carved out between them. I cut the channel with a rasp in 5 minutes or so. A hole is drilled in the side of one of the bricks that the burner in the picture in inserted into, but not through. I took one more brick and sawed it in half. I use each half to cover each end of the channel to hold in the heat.
![](http://i450.photobucket.com/albums/qq223/jrc1106/forge.jpg)
And here's a couple of pics of my post anvil. It's just a piece of 4" diameter cold rolled steel, that was maybe 6" long. I filled the bucket full of quickcrete and jammed the steel bar into it. This adds a lot of mass under the blow and really helps move the steel.
![](http://i450.photobucket.com/albums/qq223/jrc1106/anvil1.jpg)
![](http://i450.photobucket.com/albums/qq223/jrc1106/anvil2.jpg)
In the anvil pics you can also see the type of propane canisters used to run the burner on my forge. If I keep using this one I'd like to rig up some type of hose to run this burner off of a 30# tank, because these smaller ones will freeze up occassionally. I've got an old propane tank that I'm considering converting into a big forge, though.