What about the Butane-Nitrous torches. Are there full size versions of
these? My hobby torch is super easy to use and I've soldered 45% silver
solder with it without a problem.
Trot, amature repair fox...
>What a relief to see someone mention oxy-propane. I've been using it for
>years, especially in the "home" shop. The soot from acetylene is not welcome
>in the confines of domestic habitation. I happen to be using a Smith's
torch,
>very old but still usable. The oxy-propane is a little more difficult to
>regulate, but with a little practice you'll learn to get the proper 'roar'
>from the flame, and it's CLEAN.
>PLEASE, do not use concrete paving stones, blocks, sewer tile, etc. Get some
>of the new lite weight fire bricks and keep them dry. A little bit of
>moisture in rocks or concrete can produce some devastating shrapnel.
>Keep you steam up!
>Walt & Lunk
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