40mm Herbert Arnold flame in tune
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Hey, nice flame! Im considering buying a 40mm zenit, but having never used one im having a hard time imagining what the flame would be like. Im hoping that once its tuned right (nicest herbie flame ive ever seen comin from ur torch btw) it isnt too reducing like some ppl say it is. Looks like ur flame is nice tight and oxy strong, but its hard to see the candels. Is it much brighter/hotter to work behind than say a delta or mirage. Hows the fuel usage? Sorry for asking so many Q's.. Thanks alot!
bluntmore 1 month ago
Careful there, oxygen and propane burn at about 4,000 degrees; all according to wikipedia.
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RMS1090 2 months ago