9 Uses For A Blow Torch

[@LKH9Channel]

Love videos like this, no bullshit talking and talking. Straight to the point. Subscribed!

[@PaulMeyette]

that busted spring hack was awesome. I had one of those "why have I never thought of this before? " moments

[@chriswinter8634]

I can't get tired of Your Deadpan humor. .. great video!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+chris winter thank you Chris . That's awfully kind !

[@sherriestephenssnow4154]

😂

[@hochspannunglebensgefahr5339]

Using “like new” to describe heating up food is just amazing, I may have to steal that

[@roberterickson77]

Congrats on working with Bernzomatic! I never knew the made oxygen canisters with regulators to use in conjunction with the MAP gas. Learned some knew chit. Thanks for sharing homes!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Robert Erickson thanks for the outstanding support here - these make me hustle and produce !!

[@roberterickson77]

David Waelder The Hustle never stops. Keep on keeping on.

[@GibClark]

good tips ! They are so much quicker and easier than dragging out the big torch set ! guess I better grab one for the new shop

[@kaceesavage]

I like videos that show the different uses of tools. This was one of those videos. Thanks! 🤓👍🏻🇺🇸

[@HuggyBearz]

Specific videos but love them, nice to see you again Mr Waelder

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Dominik Wożniak thank you- Bernzomatic has helped me to create more videos with fire - and my own findings. I appreciate the support !

[@danthemakerman]

I love my Bernzomatic propane torch, it lets me pretend I'm a knife-maker/blacksmith on KZbin! Its one of those tools I wish I would have purchased a longtime ago. Awesome video and tips!

[@jmakes3745]

your videos have been kicking ass lately, keep it up!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+JMakes I appreciate that, I'm editing right now my friend- thanks for the ✊

[@jmakes3745]

so am i :) - i look forward to your next vid

[@wannabewoodsmith4217]

He always kicks ass ..... he was just on a break

[@אלישערוט]

Cool video I love your creative video and I hope u always stay with that creativity and keep working on it

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

Thank you אלישע רוט

[@skillstacking]

More of this please!!! Keep up the great work David!!

[@icarus901]

Now THIS is how you pimp a partnership/inline ad - with real, legit content. Now all I want to do is head to homedepot/amazon to buy some benzomatic aluminum brazing rods.. David btw - pretty please more tips vids with Jimmy? They've all been awesome, just like this one

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

icarus901 thank you kindly! We spoke about a couple ideas coming up! !! Thank you !!!

[@didocomeback]

Great directing! Very good editing! Using natural whirring sounds as music!

[@LivefreeanddiyTv]

That corn looked delicious! 🤓👍🏼

[@brochetti44]

L!

[@timsway]

Vance LOVES heating pizza in the shop with the torch. More than pretty much everything else we do in there. :)

[@drewriggs5947]

Ice picking the corn. Love it! Cool vid man.

[@Ollaris]

ha! amazing! love the corn part!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Ollari's thank you !

[@teekotrain6845]

I literally said it was the 5-minute crafts of welding at that point

[@reforzar]

Nice! Might have to grab one of those tiny torches.

[@wannabewoodsmith4217]

Today I used Bernzomatic Map gas and torch head to repair a couple tie down straps for a flatbed trailer at work ..... cut the frayed ends clean and straight, then sealed the edge by melting the poly fibers into the natural fibers.

[@zingsting9595]

You don't want to use a blowtorch on any steel tools that require hardness for it to perform, like files and knives as the heat from the blowtorch can and will ruin the steels temper. If you want to do cooking with the bernzomatic and not get torch taste, consider using the searzall attachment.

[@OutlawEdge]

Freakin awesome video brother. The corn on the pick was way cool. Lol. Great job! I miss your videos bro! You must be super busy. But thats a good thing!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Outlaw Edge Bladeworks Bushcraft and Survival wow thank you! I am trying to work up some sponsors to let me drive and make good things full time video making - it's this kind of support that helps me in many ways on my way.

[@Saint696Anger]

In the first minute and a half I learned something new

[@bigronxxxx]

David i enjoyed this one so much,i can't explain other than maybe because we get a glimpse of you just being you,please make more of these,if you don't mind me asking why did you stop showing us shots of the city,please don't think this is criticizing just curious that's all,all the best

[@opasworkshop8373]

great job David I loved the rotisserie corn on the cob. keep on creating my friend you're doing great.

[@varneyivideos]

now that was awesome!! the tips are the ticket !

[@Dusty444]

Gosh David, you're really spoiling us with all these videos. Thanks man, ahahaha!

[@techedfireman4981]

Love it, Thanks for another idea for the ice pick too.

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+TechEdFireman thank you !

[@protect.your.digits.creations]

David you can also take scratches out of plexi or lexan by just slightly heating on the fly motion...

[@Mitermikeswoodshop]

ha ha pizza heatup....great. nice product use it for plumbing but nice tips on other uses. thanks David

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Miter Mike's Woodshop thanks for stopping in Mike !

[@TrustinTimber]

Rad!!! Great tips man.

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Trustin Timber glad you liked it brother

[@JWAM]

Shopcorn. Brilliant! :D Considering Bernzomatic highly portable cans, the proper terminology is probably 'unicorn'.

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+JWAM 3 points . that's great!!

[@michaelnowak4078]

DAVID. GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jamesbuchanan3439]

I know that the point of this video was the Bernzomatic torches, which are great, but I noticed not too long ago that acrylic edges can actually be planed back to optical clarity with a very sharp block plane, set shallow, of course; have you ever tried that? (I have seen that you sometimes if not always avoid sandpaper when a sharp tool (such as a cabinet scraper) will do the job on cabinetry wood, so perhaps that would be the case with acrylic too...)

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+James Buchanan good looking out! I like a fresh razor scrape (utility blade) to finish a fine sand. Never though of a well honed block plane! That's great to work some janky edges if your repurpose some material. Thanks for your time

[@Cypher791]

can it be used for extracting things? like.. stuck bolts, washers... confessions.. so on? >_>

[@t33s]

Another good use for a torch is to heat up a metal part and press it into plastic. Quicker than most glues and holds pretty strong, depending on the shape. Hot carriage bolts inserted in pre-drilled thick wall PP or ABS hold like crazy.

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+t33s good info there , thanks !

[@SaltyVibrations]

Impressive, inspiring, informative, incredible!!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+ninjaplease cool- glad you enjoyed it- I appreciate the comments !✌🏻⚒

[@michaelsepe5426]

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER >>>>>>>> THANK'S

[@alonzosanchez8577]

haha Shop Corn😅 and the mini hand held Torch looks sweet I need one!! great video david

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Alonzo Sanchez thank you my friend!

[@michaelm24_7]

have you ever found that the gas bleeds out very slowly over time if you leave the torch head in the bottle?

[@sherriestephenssnow4154]

I have one of those saw things in my barn that you cut the corn with. Now I know how to put it to good use. 😅

[@DanteYewToob]

My problem with those aluminum welding rods is, the heat gets sucked away too fast! It takes forever to reach temp and if I move the torch its damn near cold in seconds lol any tips or advice?

[@jdbrewer6638]

awesome video!

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

liked the brazing! #10 pop bubbles in epoxy?

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Vintage Wood Workshop thank you , I have heard mixed ideas - it kicks reaction faster - only removing bubbles on surface from direct heat- shorter pot life - less can escape- an ingot shape mold with lots of exposed top surface area has worked well with torch method for statue bases I made a while back- smoothcast resin.

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

David Waelder OK, good to know. I just got an old vacuum pump and chamber working so I have to check that out for the bubbles too. seems the lack of pressure makes all the bubbles expand and rise right out of the liquids I put in. boiling 62 degree water was pretty cool too!

[@aadarsh_9167]

What is the name of pen torch in 4:52

[@agustinburroni8745]

So many videos, yes!

[@KOrbiid]

Why would you heat up cold pizza? Then you just have to wait again until its cold to eat it...Cold Pizza = best Pizza!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+KOrbiid ha ! You make a good point. That's a ridiculous way to make cold pizza. Haha thank you

[@MakingStuffco]

hahahaha

[@Christophersanchez1326]

Looks like you sweat aluminum together with that filler rod. Strong stuff.

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome stuff David!

[@mikenez00]

Awesome stuff

[@jrbenvallejo2022]

So funny how this showed up on my recommended list after seeing this 4 hours ago. But I still watched it to see the ship corn lol

[@sigmundrcreations5377]

Cordless corn on the cob! Brilliant! I sometimes use my blow torch to sear steaks.. Not sure how practical it is, but it sure is fun :P

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Sigmundr Creations I know a great NYC teamed up with Bernzomatic doing some amazing things with meats and foods and fire! Thanks for the support

[@timberdish]

Ha ha! 'Shop Corn'. I should expect no less from you. Nice one :-D

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Matt Jones thanks bud

[@yemarican]

That was awesome man .. thank you.

[@amargnwalkr]

Was that Bondo you cleaned off the putty knife? That would be most helpful.

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

MarginWalker Yes! A kick of heat kills and crumbles the bondo without messing temper on tools

[@wyattoneable]

Outstanding.

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+wyattoneable thank you !✌🏻

[@AnchoriteXIII]

That corn looked so fucking good

[@winstonwoodworks8217]

I thought you were going to eat the corn while it was spinning on the drill! Great video!

[@jonnyd8603]

Great video man!

[@sethkerlin4995]

ha ha I remember seeing you at the grocery store getting the corn for this awesome video David

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Seth Kerlin Yoooooo! What's up my dude!! Beano - good seeing you brother man! Stop down or take me on a wild install !

[@abbybonilla4511]

No toaster for bread? Use a blowtorch! I did it with a ham n cheese sandwich and presto. Hot dogs on a BBQ grill (no BBQ fire) with a blowtorch also worked out nicely.

[@sgsax]

Off to find the Cooking with Waelder channel. Also, I really need to get a MAP bottle. Forget propane.

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Seth Galitzer the map is nice - dual wielding map torches to balance heat is really nice . Thank you for watching .

[@AvinashArora0]

Hey David, the tip cup link seems to be not working, PayPal is giving me some kind of error

[@chrisdubois641]

I want to make shop corn for lunch!

[@ajom67]

Nice, what about torched cheese sandwich?

[@billystink4611]

If you heat a spring too much, you’ll take the temper off and make it loose. Might just be better to carefully bend one of the cools without the torch.

[@davebauerart]

I learned a few things, but I thought everyone knew about Shop Corn.

[@einhundertfunfzig4919]

So I can use it to heat stuff up, cool

[@Makebuildmodify]

Nice!

[@luant12345]

Thanks for making me craving a cornpizza David! :)

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Luan T ha quick - your new channel!!

[@fynbo1007]

Hi David when will we see your version of the ice picker, love your video. Thank you for sharing your amazing video

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Carsten Andersen thank you for sharing these encouraging words ! ✌🏻⚒

[@alsmith1025]

very cool.

[@ecrusch]

All, very cool indeed. Not sure about the pizza heating thing.. :)

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Eric Rusch Sr its clean burning gas - thanks for watching

[@TheIlliniviking]

Is there any real difference between the 4000 and 8000?

[@Dopefish76]

Lol crushing it with these awesome videos dude, I love it! That MAP Pro/Oxygen kit is pretty neat, I didn't know that was a thing. #shopcorn!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Corbato thank you man !! I really appreciate it ! Combo oxygen kit is awesome for quick high heat repair/smaller jobs- well portable - sacrifice loads of fuel for compacted kit. Thanks for watching

[@rmarcelo80]

very funny mate! Love from Argentina

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Marcelo Rondelli awesome thank you !

[@bubbagump8184]

Awesome

[@PaulJohnsLife]

Fun video, though I was sure we were going to learn the Waelder Family Creme Brulee recipe. Guess it remains a secret for now. Can they pop popcorn?

[@rottenluck]

Lately mine only gets used to light the shop wood stove.

[@HABU]

Nice done bro

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Hassan Abu-Izmero (HABU) thanks dude

[@tcat3315]

Cold pizza and chocolate syrup 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 don't knock it till you try it.

[@claterpult]

"Shop meals with Dave" When does the cook book come out?

[@SteveMcQueenz]

just like a jacques tati movie !

[@forestlampcraft472]

COOL

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Александр ForestLamp thank you

[@doubledarefan]

For the pizza: should have heated the bricks first. May take longer, but it would be like brick-oven pizza.

[@MeriCinema]

Great, Great and Great :)

[@markjarman7819]

Corn on the cob 👍

[@Mikhandmaker]

Ingenius🤔

[@Mcphilsmith]

Shop corn, just like my grandfather used to make it.

[@kafaliwen2868]

i wish i could get one of those!, but in southamerica is very difficult....

[@roehle9962]

you can make your own! I couldn't afford a blowtorch when I was ten so I took a plastic bottle and put two plastic tubes into the lid. one goes to the bottom of the bottle and the other one is just below the lid. I filled the bottle with gasoline and blew into the long tube. the gasoline was vaporized by the bubbles. I added a homemade burner made from a 90° elbow steel pipe to the other tube and done!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Backyard Arsenal excellent! Thank you for sharing- wild makings there.

[@ah-ray]

So much videos!!! :)

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+Remco Ardui this is the ultimate goal ! Thanks for coming back !

[@ziotafy]

Nice

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+ziotafy thank you

[@andrekloer]

removing air bubbles from an epoxy coating is another one

[@NJFLIPPER]

LOVE IT!! : D

[@MrAndrewmcgibbon]

im buying corn at my produce market tomorrow

[@rdubby1102]

That is the most useless way to make corn but I love it.

[@TruthSeekerAi]

Fyi I use a propane bottle to melt old tar on a roof to make the old tar new again cause it melts and you can reshape it 1 luv Ameer/Reemabeats age45 nyc

[@IceDragon978]

Moral of the story: You can use them to apply heat to things portably.

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

+IceDragon978 that's true

[@milkhousecustomwoodworks4368]

Shop corn is the best

[@mjyanimations1062]

I left my pizza to cook. Got burnt right through but still raw. Moral: never leave fire unattended