Torch
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Torch
So I'm sick of using my cheap home depot torch setup. At $8 for 15 minutes of O2 is ridiculous. I talked with my local welding shop and he recommended a smith setup with an 80 cubic foot O2 tank. It is over $500 however! I also saw the campbell hausfeld (http://www.google.com/products/catalog? ... CDcQ8wIwAg#) only a 10 cubic foot O2 tank, but it is nice and portable. anyone have a good setup they can recommend? anything to watch out for?
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Re: Torch
Craigslist. There's usually a couple setups on CL worth looking at. I also know typically its the torches themselves that will set apart different deals, but I can't really speak to what torches you should be looking to get.
http://providence.craigslist.org/tls/2165543443.html
http://providence.craigslist.org/tls/2165543443.html
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Re: Torch
Its not the torch , its the regulators. Ryan , If your using the torch for cutting ,your going to go through gas like a race car goes through tires. If your heating stuff for release or stuff like that, you can try a smaller tip on the same torch . Your regulators should be at or around 3# o2 and 7# of Ac for most anything. O2 is the back up not the primary. What else you need bro ? FjR68
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Re: Torch
i asked about using my existing torch, but the valves are made for disposable tanks and can't handle the pressure of real tanks.
i found a few on CL, i'll have to keep my eyes open.
mostly going to use this setup for heating. may use it a little for cutting but not a lot.
i found a few on CL, i'll have to keep my eyes open.
mostly going to use this setup for heating. may use it a little for cutting but not a lot.
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Re: Torch
HF has some kits with and without tanks.
You can't bolt on experience!!!!!!
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Re: Torch
franky, find anything for me? i've seen a few kits on CL but no one wants to respond to my emails.
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Re: Torch
Dude : Sorry, This week I did 37 hrs. O.T. Im tired ! Will look tomorrow. Me and Stick have a road trip to Millville,Ma. ? Pickin up his dream Ranger. See how that goes. Let you know. FjR68