Oxy Propane torch setup

[@riskydabs3710]

Damn this video is a life saver the simple knowledge of knowing the regulators are the same thread between Acetylene and propane is good knowledge I just started getting into brazing I have smaller propane bottles that I fill with my 20lb tank but knowing I can use a Oxy Acetylene setup for propane and just switch tips and upgrading to T rated hoses

[@LifeWithChase]

I'm not sure you can braze with propane because you can't use a brazing tip with propane I don't believe. I don't braze so it works great for me for cutting and heating. It does use more oxygen than with acetylene but uses very little propane.

[@mikw8597]

I'm pleased you decided not to cut the metal inside the house :-) Oxy-propane is a great weed killer as well as a metal cutter. In Wales you don't need to worry about fighting fires as the ground is already wet

[@Phukugoooglification]

No doubt since waterbeds were invented in Wales. :)

[@94Gidge]

Mik W no need to fight fires in central west queensland australia at the moment as the ground is that dry that there is no grass left to burn.

[@TheWoodCrafter1]

Thanks for sharing this, they recommend not to stand in front of the oxy regulator in case something went wrong and blow it up. good luck

[@ninalli]

Good video. The important thing was you didn't panic and reacted to put out the fire then continued, great job.

[@truegritbulldog]

Great video. Learned something and reminded me of here, lighting our work area on fire.

[@JDLarge]

Educational and funny! What better way to learn🤪 *Note to self: Water yard first, THEN cut plate✌🏼🤟🏼🤞🏼

[@terrycapehart6303]

Just good ole comon scence, like your style and true grit young man, be safe and have a blessed day

[@MrDeviousdom]

Your flame is a bit too oxidizing. If you lower the oxygen a bit, it will begin a cut faster. With a #0 propylene tip, if you turn the oxy regulator to about 100 psi, you can easily cut 2" plate.

[@davidhagadorn8648]

lol "alright youtube were gonna get some water..." Great video. I hope to get my torch set up soon. Hacking away at 1/4" mild steel plate is getting old.

[@dennyperdue1608]

Helpful Tip.....Invest in Fire Extinguisher

[@kenfolk247]

Who needs marshall when chase is on the case!

[@brianjones7475]

Thanks for the video chase5726 I'm just starting out in the engineering world and found this very helpful!

[@SteveRobReviews]

It cuts just as good . Amazon seems to sell everything. Do all you southern boys all how to do the Texas two step. LOL

[@LifeWithChase]

Can't dance a lick lol

[@diesel4life7410]

I made my own propane tips out of ole cuttin tips i may make a video soon

[@1700iDiGuy]

Grass sure is flammable

[@TheWoodCrafter1]

you can have a fire extinguisher nearby to put that fire down :)

[@McClellan71]

Don't waste a charged extinguisher when you have a hose👍

[@georgesiatos9848]

great torch!!!!!

[@chrisrenaud4141]

for that thickness i would have went with the 00 tip

[@rutiksutar357]

You are the gret cuting

[@georgesiatos9848]

fire!!!!!

[@jaredlariscey1037]

Fire fire! Lamfao!

[@georgesiatos9848]

very good torch

[@RJB_FixinStuff]

Does your wife (or mom) know you are playing with propane inside the house?

[@Hubjeep]

Nice! I'm "converting" from acetylene to propane. Was that the #1 tip for that steel (3/8"?).

[@lucaspeake9954]

you just keep that stuff in your house lol

[@Phukugoooglification]

10:30 good thing you drank all that beer earlier other wise your house might of burnt down.

[@bighudg07]

Just say no

[@esucll]

lool

[@jamesdavies7526]

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