Fire It Up! Bethlehem Burners, from the Beginning/ A Brief History

From their beginnings in the mid-20th century, Bethlehem Burners were always different. They were quiet. Their personal philosophy of how the flame should bathe the glass was unusual. This gave rise to a long history of innovative models that combined technology and family tradition. In this engaging history, you'll find out what's the difference between pre-mixed and surface mixed burners. How does it affect your glass? You'll learn the history and development of some of your favorite torches. And you'll find out about line pressures, heat transfer, laminar flow and more! Great for the pyromaniac in us all!

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Howto & Style

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• Bethlehem
• Burners
• torch
• flameworking
• torches
• combustion
• pressure

[acroduster]

thank you bethlehem! both of my bethlehems make me smile on a regular basis! soft and consistent flame charachhteristics, even at low line pressure! and a pm2d stacked with a barracuda rider is the best combo i have ever used! you guys rock!

[firelady13]

Yay team! Thanks for your comments. (I agree!)

[NOBOX7]

have you ever used oxyhydrogen ,,, tell me friend ,i know this is a dum question but could an elbow at the end of this kinda torch still maintain laminar flow , or how long doezs the tube need to be to induce laminar flow

[NOBOX7]

have you ever used oxyhydrogen

[acroduster]

@epsilonpi118 yes, i had a barracuda mounted on my pm2d.

[cornynibblet]

i love ass glass and grass thank big beth for helping those dreams become a reality.....jono

[mattduarte]

cool lil history lesson.. ill be ordering one after the first! firelady your spiral pendant will be the first i try! acroduster your setups a beast!

[ramanglass544]

5*s!!