EASILY Braze, Steel, Iron, Brass, Bronze, Or Copper

[@cruiser97eric1]

The second side of the steel ring was harder to braze because it was covered by a layer of black oxide that formed while brazing the first side. To prevent that I would have put some flux on both sides before I started heating anything. The flux will protect the metal from oxidation caused by the heating. It is better to prevent the oxide from forming in the first place, instead of having to wait for the oxide to be removed by flux applied after the metal was already very hot.

[@Finchcustomputters]

Yes apply flux to the part as well that’s what I was taught

[@keithosborne6585]

Flux would help although a reducing flame should be able to remove the oxidation during heating.

[@shawnkittle5406]

Yea wat he said!!!😂😂😂

[@one_wild_gopher3078]

Surface preparation pre -braising would be in order

[@poochihuku3701]

Only halfway through this video and I am so happy to have found this. You give all the most important tips and are clearing up a lot of my confusion. Also because the flame of your torch is mostly invisible here i am finally getting to see the behaviour of the braze pool in great detail. This the perfect video for anyone looking to get into brazing! Thank you!

[@marcinkoscielny1481]

This is the best video on brazing that I found so far.

[@electronicsNmore]

Great to hear!

[@victoryfirst2878]

Nicely done fella. I used your channel to refresh my memory for a smooth and strong joint.

[@johnprato6494]

You do a great job- very clear articulation, explanation, and appropriate brevity. I appreciated the focus on the material at hand and your economy of words. I believe I will now go downstairs and braze for the first time with a pretty full understanding of everything you did in your video, which I'm more or less replicating. I like that you didn't have obscured activities taking place out of the eyesight of the camera, and that ultimately, I don't need to watch ANOTHER 10 videos to get second opinions. So, having watched numerous DIY videos- I give kudos to you as being fantastic at this. You also inspire confidence with your tone. I rarely review anything, but felt compelled to say this. I'll check back in an hour with results of the mission.

[@spongebob50034]

Just a tip. For that piece he was focusing more on the rim instead of the bottoms base plate. You notice the filler is balling a little bit. Need to apply a bit more heat to the base not the filler

[@tonio909]

You took the words right out of my mouth. No senseless intro, just straight to the point. This is a great example of how information should be shared on KZbin, I was able to braze for my first time as well after watching this.

[@bazlebreeze9938]

Yep, what Prato said.

[@tinytonymaloney7832]

I haven't done mild steel brazing since 1980 at college. I recall that word Borax, like Vim, a white powder. I need to braze a mild steel bolt to a mild steel plate for a metal chair repair. I looked on Amazon but it is not obvious what rods I need neither what flux I need. There is only a large tub for £35 which is a bit excessive for one braze. What I like about brazing is that you tend not to blow away the metal like you can arc welding or MIG or TIG, all of which I am not to good at. Good straightforward and explanitory video. Well done.

[@damocash1980]

Thanks for making this video, I'm a welder and my boss has asked me to braze some brass at work tomorrow and I haven't done it since I was at school nearly 2 decades ago. I found your video very informative and clear. After watching it I'm no longer nervous about messing up the bosses fancy brass door handle tomorrow.

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@ARCSTREAMS]

how did it turn out?

[@augiemattheiss]

Excellent, thank you! Love brazing, strong as hell... sometimes have contamination or flux issues that cause brazing material to "ball up"... always trying to improve my skills. I have some silver loaded brazing rods, will try the recommended flux.

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@colvinator1611]

Thanks a lot. Excellent presentation, no music or speed ups. Colin UK.

[@keithgeisen]

Thank you for the up-load. I am starting a small hobby and I was thinking I needed a welder to build a small form, but I will give this a try. Thanks again!

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

Buy a couple of fire bricks. One for a base, the second as backstop and heat reflector. ✌

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

This is how a DIY video should be like. Very good explanation of the all aspects of the job, like materials, temp, cleaning etc. Also, I would like to know if the same method can be used to join brass with mild steel/steel ? -Thanks a lot !

[@electronicsNmore]

Thank you very much!

[@sarfazzsyousaf9084]

Stainless steel?

[@saltmummy626]

Thank you. You're video is clear, concise, and informative.

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[@pcdoodle1]

Gotta love a no bullshit, right to the point video in 2022.

[@andre-michelgoulet6933]

Very thorough explanation and excellent demonstration, thanks much mate!

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@Vhbaske]

Very nice! Metal is a very precious thing to work with.

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@thomasdemetrius39]

Excellence video great demonstration and explanation , this video gave me confidence and proper information to now do the job myself thankyou

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@JaimeMartinez-hd2dk]

Thank you for your video, very helpful. What type of brazing rod I need to braze broken brass? Thank you

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@elitecmdrjake]

Great video faceless man. Learnt a lot and eager to get to my workshop and try my hand. Thanks again. (Australia)

[@electronicsNmore]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@mitch5699]

Thanks so much man, I welded /brazed for years but never thought, I'd need to one day braze forks and spoons for a project, what's the ideal rods,flux, and & heat for run of the mill flatware. .thanks again ! yer the man !

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@Mike-H_UK]

Maybe an obvious question but I am new to this... How do you hold the brazing rod? Bare hands, gloves, mulgrips etc? I would imagine it could get hot, but maybe it is like solder where it melts before the heat conducts down.

[@gregoryvpencheff3091]

An excellent tutorial. Thanks!

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@brplatten1273]

Thanks been trying a video that would show me how to do this I'm glad it was in English also again thanks for the video

[@electronicsNmore]

You're very welcome!

[@tuckerc3802]

That rod you used how does it look if you buff it I'm needing to braze or weld brass clothing racks together and polish after and they have to look great the filler needs to look like the brass or very close im trying to find the best looking way possible I'm fine with tig welding but the brazing looks better

[@craigcageriot5504]

Outstanding video!!!

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@websurfer1585]

Helpful video, thanks. How strong is a brazed joint compared to a weld?

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@omarshuja]

Very informative video. Can the same materials be used for Stainless Steel brazing? Thanks

[@electronicsNmore]

No, you cannot use the same rods.

[@cornfusedatbest6693]

Refreshing to see posts and comments coming from those that have a "clue" on the subject. YT is a great tool to have, IF, .. you have just a little common sense. Thanx for posting, everybody.

[@petemoss9693]

Having a fire brick handy will be a good substitute instead of a damp piece of wood, welding requires a very good ground also a good surface for welding to complete the circuit . I have used the Hot Max using silver solder brazing rods it works well . Good video -

[@electronicsNmore]

+Pete Moss Thanks. You're correct. A fire brick would be great, but I live on an island in the Bahamas. We don't have any here. :-)

[@petemoss9693]

LOL . . . . I'll send you a few !!!

[@ken4059]

Circuit ?? Are we watching the same video ? Or are you just a moron ?

[@shawnkittle5406]

Awsome vid man!!!

[@nemodivermalaysia]

How to join ss to ss? What kind of rod and flux is the best choice?

[@jamesfranklin5713]

Thanks for the great lesson I'm a self taught metal artist is the flux for brazing necessary or just helpful Most of the stuff I braz is not load barring

[@electronicsNmore]

James Franklin No flux necessary for copper/brass/bronze, but mandatory for steel/cast iron. Thanks For Watching

[@kocnn]

electronicsNmore, what about stainless, Also can propane be used? Great video, Thank you for posting this.

[@anthonycesario4056]

Good video. Very helpful. Thank you.

[@electronicsNmore]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mufuliramark]

Never done anything like this before and I’m contemplating fixing the aluminium base of a bar stool where the bracket underneath that holds the seat suspension mount in place has cracked so the seat is very wobbly and unusable. Do you think it’s possible for me to tackle this job myself. I’m an experience DIY’er who is not a mechanic but does a lot of tinkering. You’re video is full of pertinent information and tips giving me confidence to try.

[@electronicsNmore]

Nothing to lose. Practice on a piece of scrap first. Thanks for watching!

[@Liberallez]

Good Stuff...as opposed to some others who just yammer!!!

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@cramersclassics]

Nice video and narration!

[@PigeonDesign]

Extremely helpful. Thank you!

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[@baddoggie101]

I knew the brazing went well upon hearing the tweeting of the birds in the background.

[@richardschaeffer3204]

Great video, ez to understand. I have a great old bbq and the 2pc legs (assembled together) are 2inch tube steel about 1mm thick. And afraid of burning through it trying to make them 1pc. Is this too thin? Or will the inner piece heat up enough? Advise? Thanks.

[@electronicsNmore]

Ideal for thin metal

[@4dirt2racer0]

the cleanliness of the surface can b critical for even mig welding, if ur usin flux core then u the weld is extremely sensitive any contamination, u can get nice welds with flux core i even have a bottle of denatured alcohol i wipe stuff down with before i weld before i use flux core all the time its jus way more convenient n welds fine for most things, n for what doesnt u simply plug a bottle in but at the very absolute least u should really wire brush the surface n spray it real quick with brakleen it only takes literally a few seconds n makes ur welds look alot better n for sure alot stronger without contamination

[@electronicsNmore]

I usually wire brush the area before working if I want a very nice looking job. Thanks for watching!

[@londonjacks8371]

That’s a good old English made vice you have. 👍

[@electronicsNmore]

Had! LOL I moved and left it there.

[@jessekates2140]

What kind of torch did you use?

[@electronicsNmore]

MAPP

[@Jonmc511]

Can Romex Wire be strong enough to use as a brazing rod? To reweld the top of the cr-mo frame that was cut off and repositioned?

[@electronicsNmore]

Pure copper isn't strong enough.

[@Jonmc511]

@@electronicsNmore thanks your quick reply. Save me from doing something then I shouldn't have.

[@UneasiestDaisy]

I already knew how to do this but for some reason I couldn't help to watch the whole thing.(mostly because your very informative)

[@electronicsNmore]

Uneasiest Daisy Thank You! Please share with others

[@Uftonwood2]

You’re holding the gas torch too close to the work: heat is generated as the gas burns, the flame will be at its hottest towards the end of the flame. Had you applied flux to the bed and the piece and introduced the brazing rod inside, at the base of the piece, the braze would have run round the entire ring, making a stronger joint using less braze metal.

[@allenhonaker4107]

Futon I totally agree. Branded joints should be treated like soldered joints because brazing is high temperature hard solder. The joints should be thoroughly cleaned and fluxes immediately to avoid oxidation

[@peterfowden9118]

Hi ..just wondering what brazing rods and flux you are using there for mild steel

[@mufuliramark]

Complete novice here, the weld on the bottom of my barstools are coming off, what’s the best method and equipment to try and save them

[@Rudimentary007]

Just learned something new👍.

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@johnmacmillan627]

Very helpful. Thx

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@nicktran939]

Thanks so much! I have used stay silver 6 for hvac copper all the time. I Couldn't get it to braze steel before. I will try the hot max

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@watkinsme4629]

Hey thanks a lot very informative 🤙

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@billpatton7683]

I'm new to welding/brazing. Just trying to spot weld/braze tin blades back to frame on a yard whirligig. But not sure what to order. What is difference of stay silv 5, 6, or 15?

[@electronicsNmore]

For tin, you solder. The melting point is too low to braze. Use an acid flux and solid solder wire.

[@vivekzankar4702]

How you braze silver strip to copper where silver strip is 0.3 mm thk and copper base is 12 mm thk. How to avoid softening of bend section in copper carrier post brazing Akshay

[@djrocker1007]

Great video! Thank you. Will Stay Silv 5 work the same for steel?

[@electronicsNmore]

Hi there! Yes, but I'd use Harris Stay-Silv white flux with the rod. I have many great videos on my channel that cover a wide range of subjects unlike the majority of channels on KZbin, so be sure to look over my extensive video playlists for other videos of interest to you, and most importantly share my channel with many others. Thank you!

[@djrocker1007]

@@electronicsNmore Thank you Sir!!

[@aceryeo8409]

I have a wood stove with serious pitting due to rust fissure forming under kettle. What is the best way to get the brazing material into the dirty fissure without drilling out all the fissures?

[@kvitoroulis]

thanks, i will now go fix a broken office chair that failed on its welded connection...

[@electronicsNmore]

It should work fine. Thanks for watching!

[@kvitoroulis]

@@electronicsNmore Done. Not as easy as you made it look though :-). it seems that the bernzomatic torch with the yellow canister could *barely* get temps to melt the bronze rods...

[@electronicsNmore]

@@kvitoroulis The metal must've been thick, and pulling away a lot of heat.

[@kvitoroulis]

@@electronicsNmore The piece was similar to yours in the video, slightly more beefy. I did it outside of the garage with about zero degrees celcius which probably wasn't helping. In retrospect I would make a little box with firebricks or something to contain the heat. I am sitting on the chair right now :-). Seems well fixed! Cheers!

[@d.rrefrigerationservicese5365]

Does it work with silver solder brazing copper to steel ?

[@skyym3629]

Thank you for the information and demonstration. Thumbs up.

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@skyym3629]

electronicsNmore ..... Will do. Thanks again.

[@richardtrowell8812]

Would firebrick work to prevent damage to surfaces such as concrete in video? Am looking at repairing the seats on metal chairs. The wire screening has come loose and thought brazing would be a good repair since everything is attached on underside. What did would you recommend?

[@Bmanfresh]

So is it like solder in the way if you are heating up next to the previous solder point the one thats done is going to reheat and fall apart?

[@electronicsNmore]

As you move away, the area you just did cools.

[@angellara1113]

Are you able to do this with a propane torch?

[@electronicsNmore]

Yes

[@ianwilliams4787]

Can a disposable butane torch give enough heat to silver solder?

[@electronicsNmore]

Only if the metal is thin and small.

[@ianwilliams4787]

Thanks. What torch would you recommend?

[@Marine-72]

Very good video A+

[@jcims]

Nicely done, you've got a knack for explaining this stuff and demonstrating it clearly! Watching that puddle flatten reminds me of watching my old man brazing copper for HVAC. The first time I saw the blob of brazing material get sucked into the joint when it hit temp, it was like magic. Took me a long time to figure out those copper pipes were sucking heat out of the joint almost as fast as the flame was dumping it in...no time for lollygagging, lol. I'd hate to see what kind of jabba the hut joint i'd do these days. :)

[@electronicsNmore]

jcims Glad you enjoyed the video. I have brazed many copper A/C refrigeration lines over the years. :-)

[@kennethcrowe300]

do you think its a good idea to braze on wood

[@hikerJohn]

I welded broken small flat stock steel together on a lawnmower catcher twice (40 years ago) and it kept braking due to vibration but then I brazed it together and it never broke again.

[@electronicsNmore]

Brazing works extremely well when the right rod is used, I guess you used the typical bronze rod. Thanks for watching John! Be sure to look over my video playlists below for many other videos of interest to you, and most importantly take one minute to share a link to my channel with others on social networking sites. kzbin.infoplaylists

[@GrahamSchroder]

Thank you, I think I'm ready to get my brave on and have a go. Thanks heaps.

[@electronicsNmore]

You can do it. Practice makes perfect. Thanks for watching! Be sure to rate thumbs up and share.

[@TalmadgesArcade]

Thank you

[@electronicsNmore]

You're welcome

[@designertjp-utube]

Wonderful Instructional Brazing Video! Always wondered why even *7* *year* *olds* are able to do #Steampunk Cosplay so easily, with all the metal attach stuff. Now I feel more _"confident"_ to enter this Steam Environment Costume World myself, Thanks to your superb tutorial! #DesignerTJP

[@DiamondR0GUEnz]

Awesome got it, jst what I was looking for...

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@richardtoohey832]

Could I use your method to join 1/16 thick bronze pieces together? Would that much heat cause the pieces to distort? Would you recommend a different rod to join material that thin?

[@electronicsNmore]

You'll need to experiment. 1/16" is thin, but if evenly heated, it may not warp.

[@richardtoohey832]

@@electronicsNmore Ok. Thanks for the quick reply

[@Jack_Krauzers]

who kind of filler rods I need to braze carbon steel/mild steel? can I use aluminium to braze joint carbon steel?

[@electronicsNmore]

You cannot use aluminum to braze steel. Steel is usually brazed using bronze rods.

[@BossGilliane]

Can I use the same material if I braze stainless steel tank?

[@electronicsNmore]

No. More info below. Thanks for watching! blog.lucasmilhaupt.com/en-us/about/blog/torch-brazing-stainless-steel

[@alistairkinnear8737]

I want to braze 20 gauge brass sheet. will this approach work. I made a prototype with solder and found the edges popped off under minor load.

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@FreeYourBrains]

it is actually better to place the work pieces over a gas burner, this way you get a lot of help because the gas burner will maintain the work pieces at a high temp eliminating the heat sink effect, I have done it on thick copper and steel and works wonders

[@HowlinWilf13]

Thanks for the vid. Glad to your vice was made in England!

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@brplatten1273]

I would just like to ask when you're doing your videos could you make your lettering when you put the whatever on their make the letters a little bigger so we could see them please thank you

[@electronicsNmore]

All my videos for the past 4-5 years have clear text boxes. :-)

[@simonsimpson4695]

Could brazing be used to join tin cans to make a stove flue? If the first part above the fire box is a proper steel pipe? I was thinking of using Tuna tins, as I collected a shed-load. See anything with "Made in the USA" it's going to be good quality. I got a Speed Square from Amazon. Perfect. It's in inches though. I can't work fractions. Notably it's why we were tought fractions at school. It didn't sink in. MMs are better. Re-use not Recycle.

[@electronicsNmore]

The tin cans are really tin plated steel, so yes.

[@sportsworld1701]

I am doing gas welding on joints of copper and brass .please tell me which material rod we should use to join

[@pepucarrasco6991]

Man great video. You explained everything the way I needed to learn what I needed. I'll subscribe. I'm looking forward to weld bikes and brazing is a must skill That a need to know. I been watching hours of videos about brazing and this was one of the best

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@jasonyong8372]

To all the pros here, I am a beginner in brazing. I have been wonder what will happen to the brazing joint after a certain of time exposed to the environment? I used a copper-based brazing alloy as the filler metal to join two pieces of carbon steel plate. What is the possible failure that may occur on the brazed plate?

[@electronicsNmore]

Anything is possible. How well you did the job is the most important factor.

[@pikifrino]

Very good! Thank u 4 sharing

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@diesalweasel]

hi nice job. what safety Google would you recommend may I ask I use to braze at high school around 20 year ago . I have some low melting point aluminium rods coming as well

[@electronicsNmore]

+James Birkin If you're only using propane/Mapp gas, then only clear safety goggles.

[@diesalweasel]

thank you :-)

[@chingching913]

What type of gas are you using

[@electronicsNmore]

Hi Mike. MAPP gas.

[@MotorheadRedo]

Do you think this will work for adding a small steel patch to a cast iron engine block? I have a Ford engine block with a small piece missing from the mating surface for the water pump causing it too leak coolant. I'm afraid to weld it using a mig welder because cast iron cracks. Does anyone know.....? Thanks

[@electronicsNmore]

If there's a crack, you're going to have to drill the very end of the crack out before making any repair. You're going to require a lot of heat to make that repair.

[@sportsworld1701]

I want to do joint copper and brass with the help of gas welding please tell me right materil of rod which i should use as a welding material ?

[@electronicsNmore]

Harris stay-silv 5 or 15.

[@brockyone9809]

could you do this with a butane torch? (steel to steel) Cheers

[@electronicsNmore]

They're usually too small in size to heat up the metal.

[@AN-eo9pf]

So what was holding the Ring in place. Looks to be one piece. Otherwise the ring would've moved during the brazing process without anything holding it in place.

[@bxmog111]

Can I use an oxy acetylene torch to repair a bronze statue using a silicon bronze rod? Most people use TIG welding, but it just too expensive for me. Everyone talks about bronze brazing, but not bronze brazing BRONZE. I wonder if it’s not possible because the statue and the rod have the same melting temperature.

[@tandemwings4733]

Yes, oxy-acetylene can give far more control of the heat zone, and of course you can bronze braze bronze.

[@naoufelmelayh240]

hi sir thanks for video , need tuto braze metal galvanized and sometime stainless steel , please to help and advise about rod filler , is it silver or silver bronze alloy , any refs and flux with thanks

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@nelsondarwinpaktech3954]

Its good,,,,,,,,but i m not geting what is the material of rod for brazing,,,,either it is also made up of brass,,,,

[@electronicsNmore]

I placed links to products in the video description area.

[@nelsondarwinpaktech3954]

@@electronicsNmore thanx sir,,,, as me from Pakistan we just got around 140V instead of 220V,,the electric welding plant is not working,,,so i turned to gas welding,,i bought a torch but it is mini it is not able to melt brass,,,,i bought another one and its sound is too high that we cannot operate in residential area,,,now me searching for a solution and saw ur video,,,

[@PeakyBlinder]

Can you not use a fireproof mat like a welding mat under the aluminium.

[@charliebrown6512]

Serious question: does the popping up of concrete have enough velocity to knock over the work pieces(s) potentially causing burns to skin or starting a fire??

[@electronicsNmore]

It's known as "Spalling", and the pieces that "may" pop off the surface are generally small. All depends on the moisture content of the concrete. Thanks for watching!

[@Imwright720]

Looks like your concentrating all your heat on the ring. Both pieces have to be close to the same temperature for a good braze.

[@electronicsNmore]

I was directing more heat towards the thicker metal, the ring. As you saw, the job came out just fine. Thanks for watching!

[@diyhvac1028]

Ekshrtremely interesting!

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

I am not able to find a place where I can purchase the brazing rods. If someone happens to know, can you add that info here. -Thanks.

[@electronicsNmore]

Links posted in the video description area. Thanks for watching!

[@sandipnepali8043]

Really nice work

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[@hafizulizham8692]

Hello sir...what the different of cooper and brass?

[@electronicsNmore]

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc.

[@ianviljoen9036]

This video is extremely good!

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[@Evan-jp3zw]

Hi great video; could you use a soldering iron for the flame?

[@electronicsNmore]

No, you must use a propane or MAPP gas torch. Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out my extensive video playlists for other great videos of interest to you, rate thumbs up, and share my channel with all your friends.

[@Evan-jp3zw]

ok thanks for reply , i will check out your playlists , like , share.:)

[@technicalmrignayansingh2207]

I want to know that brazing is possible with butane gas Cane available in market butane and propene is compond mixer in this Cane cylinder please guide me for better knowledge many people says if butane 85 Percent and 15 percent propene in cane brazing is possible please Assist me

[@electronicsNmore]

Butane burns 1000 to 1200 Deg F cooler, but it should still work if the metal is small or thin. I have many videos on my channel that cover a wide range of subjects, so be sure to look over my video playlists below for other videos of interest to you, and most importantly share. Thanks! kzbin.infoplaylists