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HYDROGEN MICROTORCH - HHO Welding Torch

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Uploaded by on Oct 13, 2007

Atomic hydrogen welding torch using the HHO gas output from a series electrolyzer. This torch can melt steel, vaporize glass, and even melt through granite, even though its flame is only a few millimeters across!

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  • do you have a problem with your generator boiling over

  • not with this design. It will get pretty hot but it won't boil. If your cell chamber has a lot of water in it, heat is less likely to be a problem. there are A LOT of factors involved in minimizing heat

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  • how much electrical power do you use make the gases? (voltage and amperage)

  • hha, man this stuff is old, not new, last 100 years +

  • You stated on the video that the flame was so bright when it hit the stone that it hurt your eyes. But you were not wearing welder's goggles? This is not good! I hope your eyes somehow survived and that you did not go blind! Thank you for the demonstration, but be much more careful please! Your eyes are handy dont you think!!

  • @Daood416

    actually thank you for not teaching me how to make this. I would fucking kill myself if i had one of those babies

  • @VerneDoran

    No pollution compared to the oxy/acetylene and the flame will not burn you just the implement emitting the flame. There are many other uses for it, there was a special on fox covering a guy who is trying to patten a design for the torch and he also converted his car to run on hydrogen and claims he went 100 miles on four ounces of water.

  • That has been invented more than 200 years ago!!!

    Due to competition from the acetylene-fueled cutting torch and from arc welding, the oxyhydrogen torch is seldom used today, but it remains the preferred cutting tool in some niche applications.

  • it's HHO, but not atomic HHO

  • that ant hho

  • hahaha this dude sounds like the sham wow dude

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