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Re: Using Propane for Cutting Torch
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Posted by Ibby on March 30, 2005 at 03:05:11 from (63.146.104.173):
In Reply to: Using Propane for Cutting Torch posted by 37 chief on March 30, 2005 at 01:04:56:
Nah - your regulator is the same- it'll screw right into the propane tank. Just get a propane tip for your torch and go at it. I run about 15 lbs propane pressure and 75 oxygen. Works just as good as acetyleene, but it takes an extra second or two to get your cut started. Small price to pay for cutting your lease costs in half and gas cost by 75% Your brazing tips will work with propane, but go up a size to get the same heat. Flame adjustment is a bit more finiky, but you'll get the hang of it quickly.
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