where can I find a used oil furnace induction unit?
I am tiring to build a metal melting furnace. Any other advice is more than salutation.
My guesswork is nowhere as it sounds like an oxymoron. Either it is an oil burning furnace or it is an induction furnace (moving).
You have to consider how much metal you want to melt. If you don't hanker after to melt more than 2 or 3 pounds max, there are small induction pots at one's fingertips from jewelry supply stores. Though finding them used will be challenging, eBay and Craig's rota come to mind.
In addition it depends what metal you necessity to melt. For lead a torch should be more than sufficient, but I don't about you'll be able to melt steel.
If you destitution to melt large amounts of bronze for bronze casting every now I am sure it will be much more economical to attend a foundry group at an university with a foundry. If none is close you could also see if there is a local art foundry and if you either can pay them for their business or if you can work for them to pay for using the foundry as well. They only may consider the latter if you have a hunt down record of good metal work (are you kind with welding?)
: $450.00 
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