Propane has more BTU's than acetylene and is why it is a good home heating fuel . Acetylene has a low BTU rating but has a much hotter and more concentrated flame. Mapp gas is kind of in the middle of the two. If people are happy with what gas they use, there shouldn't be any reason to change. If you ever get a chance to try a different gas might surprise you or might not. I'm fortunate to have used a bunch of different gasses for cutting. I looked on a web site that sold Chemtane 2 gas, that I've used. It had a bunch of mumbo jumbo and chemical terms and they had a video that was supposed to show how fast it would cut. I couldn't believe they had "that" video. It was more of a reason not to use it. The guy cutting left more slag on the bottom of the cut than I've ever seen. The video was under Advanced Industrial supply if you want to see some bad cutting. I didn't like the gas too much myself when I used it. Dave
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