An acetylene tip would be a no go with propane if you notice the tip is recessed for propane which allows the flame to burn with acetylene it would just blow itself out. Propane tips also allow for the needed additional gas flow.
Sorry man can't weld with oxy-propane it doesn't get hot enough also when oxy-acetylene burns it produces CO2 that shields the weld, with propane you do not get that so the molten puddle has nothing to protect it therefore it is impossible.
One of the big advantages is the fact that the plant that provides 80% or so of the US Acetylene burnt up last year and will not be back in production they say some time in 2012. Until then Acetylene is way more expensive than can be afforded.
An acetylene tip would be a no go with propane if you notice the tip is recessed for propane which allows the flame to burn with acetylene it would just blow itself out. Propane tips also allow for the needed additional gas flow.
Welding2012 6 days ago
What if you use acetylene tip? ¿Cut?
koukalovai 1 week ago
How thick can you cut with the stock tip with that setup?
blacktoothgrin86 3 weeks ago
@blacktoothgrin86 5/8"
05RangerXLT 3 weeks ago
How thick can you cut with the stock tip on that setup?
blacktoothgrin86 3 weeks ago
I need that!
loansharky 4 weeks ago
Do you have plans to move to acetylene in the future?
dsffa1 1 month ago
Yeeeehaw, nice video Wes!! I especially liked that fine film-ifying you had goin on there...
ChuckE2009 1 month ago
Nice I've always used victor cutting equipment because that's what's around here but that smith stuff looks sweet!
Lincolnstick185 1 month ago
What size oxygen tank is that?
05RangerXLT 1 month ago
Sorry man can't weld with oxy-propane it doesn't get hot enough also when oxy-acetylene burns it produces CO2 that shields the weld, with propane you do not get that so the molten puddle has nothing to protect it therefore it is impossible.
Welding2012 1 month ago
you should weld with it too
Theoutdoorsguy1 1 month ago
not bad for like 15 bucks a cylinder
Theoutdoorsguy1 1 month ago
One of the big advantages is the fact that the plant that provides 80% or so of the US Acetylene burnt up last year and will not be back in production they say some time in 2012. Until then Acetylene is way more expensive than can be afforded.
bc65925 1 month ago
Thanks i enjoyed it. do u have acetelyne too?
rtzapper 1 month ago
when and how can i send my hat
eagleman193 1 month ago
cool
allthingsawesome2 1 month ago