Thank you for this video. Very Short and Straight

Nice

Length of video was good, but you definitely should have been doing the adjustment with it lit for the demonstration, rather than just describing it. On a personal level, I learned to cut by watching I C Weld, and he runs pressures way higher, and I like to run like he does. I run 7 and 70 like he does, but with a 0 tip, and I get clean cuts, with almost no slag, and the piece just falls off. There's textbook, then there's practical. I'll take a clean cut, that requires almost no cleanup at the expense of using a bit more gas. If your goal is to use less gas, then the way you did it was fine. If your goal is to get the job done, Isaac's way is better. I like Isaac's way. I'm usually trying to get a job done, and I enjoy cutting when it's clean.

Really cool. How do I know if the acetylene or the oxygen have finish

@FerrousPhoenix

8 ай бұрын

The tanks will be empty when the main valve is turned on, but the gauge shows 0 pressure.

@duke6353

8 ай бұрын

@@FerrousPhoenix what if there's no gage how do I know it's empty?

@FerrousPhoenix

8 ай бұрын

@@duke6353 if you turn the valve on and hear no hissing from the nozzle or feel no air pressure coming from the tip, then its most likely empty.

Does anyone know a price for a set up like this

@FerrousPhoenix

Жыл бұрын

The gas hoses and regulators can cost from $200-$400 depending on the brand. And the cost of fuel varies depending on if any local stores can sell you acetylene or if you need to exchange bottles.

@miguelhernandez8855

Жыл бұрын

So I got both tanks and some torches. The tanks are empty and they’re pretty old. From world war 2. I wanted to sell them as antiques but I wasn’t sure if there were worth something