You really deserve the "Pro" in your nickname, Clear, informative and straight to the point.

A most clear and precise narrative - a pleasure to watch.

I have been thru many videos today covering the setup of the regulators and also the basics or techniques of using the cutting torch and i can say without a doubt that your videos, sir, are far superior to anything else I have seen today! Many thanks and I will now check out your channel and leave "Likes" in appreciation!!

@aidanwilson9832

7 жыл бұрын

This was an excellent video. I see now how well oxy-fuel can complement my powerplasma cutting. I never thought I would ever need oxy-fuel.

@superindiaengineeringindus119

6 жыл бұрын

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Great tutorial, much better than most of the others which some of them supposedly come from welding schools! Thanks! A suggestion for some future episodes, how about discussing some of the problems that beginners May face learning to cut steel, the causes of those problems and how to correct them. As an example, your flame popping out after lighting.

I think Ive now seen most of the oxy-fuel vids on youtube. This is def in the top three and probably the best one. Great job.

Holy shit... So much good information and FAST! Thanks for these videos.

This is one of the best videos I've ever seen - hands down. Quick as shit and to the point (what everything should be).

Maybe a demo on gas welding, brazing (hardly seen any more) or use of a rosebud. Good video, thank you.

Excellent instructional video on the topic. I learned some things I was doing wrong. Thank you.

I said that I'd learn something from you - This with ID by sparks is new to me. Great. Your mention of dressing the stone is to be taken very seriously. I don't have such a dressing tool - in this respect, it's good I don't use the bench grinder often due to my other very varied and diverse activities. Again thanks.

Really great video ProRancher!

Put together nicely.

Very clear and comprehensive ! Well done! Stay Safe!

That was an awesome 10 min. torch education! Learned a lot. Thank you.

@superindiaengineeringindus119

6 жыл бұрын

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Thank you this video answered all my questions. Well done !

Mr Pro Rancher-you do a good job presenting this info and you are articulate

AWESOME vid Thanks for showing!! I took a local welding class and loved it

Thanks for the great video! Really appreciate all the very useful information and examples!! Especially when it’s done at a “Time Conservative “ rate, with a very steady hand (both on the camera & torch)!!!

THAT IS ONE OF THE BEST SHORT COURSE TO OXY CUTTING! AND HOW TO DO THINGS!! I COMMEND YOU!!

Damned fine video! the most descriptive and thorough I've seen yet.

Great basic video, I am learning how to do it the right way! Thanks,

thank mans im just starting classes this helps .. good video

Can't thank you enough for this one.

This was an incredibly awesome video. Great content, narration, and production qualities. Terrific job!

Excellent presentation. Thank you.

thank u. you explain everything easily and to the point

great video, I am pretty bad at this cutting technique but I do look forward to improve. The free hand stuff is my down fall but I don't give it enough time. The oxy/actyl is a great thing to have skills with for work outside of a shop. Thank you for sharing.

consise and informative. I learned a few important things. Thanks

Just awesome.. just need to watch it over and over to drill it into my mind and then do a hands on practice. Great inside information to help someone advance faster.

Thanks, I just picked up a cutting torch setup and had read some bad instructions. Nothing dangerous but I knew I had to be doing something wrong. Now to make quick work of the scrap metal in the garage to send to the scrap yard.

Very nicely done. Thank you I learned.

you have a new subscriber everything you said it was on point I like the way that you demonstrate it and you actually talked me through it was very good to me

Thanks sir your explanation is like butter .....thanks one again ......love india

Best video yet

awesome video. very informative.

Very good job!

Very informative. Thanks big guy :)

Good tutorial

thank very useful

Between you and Signman1200 I feel like Iam in college for man stuff. I was a high school tech teacher but only practiced drafting and woods, never metal. Now that im deep in a f100 resto project im buying stuff that I dont know how to use fully. this helps. thank you

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thank u very much i learn something new am a student welder

Nice vid nonetheless, and you should mention that the technical name for the extra stoppers are 'flashback arrestors' they also stop flame from coming in in case of flashback. Some models, mine idk if it does, have them built in, I'll have to check, but that's a point you should also make.

Great video. Curious what is the capacity of your tanks?

i miss being a welder, i was a bridge welder for 5 years 1/16 wire mig

I seen your channel mate, absolutely love the content. Subscribed straight away, We should connect!

We learned about holes, probes, tips and gasses. What's not to love?

Very good video. I was taught to turn off the Acetylene first to blow out the flame. Otherwise the flame can go back into the torch.

@zanpekosak2383

7 жыл бұрын

jd dr.jkindle But if you close A first you get a *LOUD* pop.

pls how can i download this. its very nice

We had less than two weeks to do all that was required for oxyfuel gas cutting. Straight line, bevel cut, circles, squares; cutting pipe, S beam and angle and channel iron...Needless to say, no one in the class did it all :P

At the 3:00 minute mark you make the statement, that the torch handle is a mixing chamber, and this is a misstatement, the fuel gas and oxygen do not mix until they reach the cutting or welding apparatus. Set your pressures by opening by opening your valves on the torch and adjust the pressure adjustments on the regulators, then close your torch valves. Please put on your welding gloves prior to lighting your torch and please mention that shade 5 lens are recommended by the American Welding Society as proper eye protection while oxy-fuel cutting or welding. I have been welding and cutting metal since 1983 for a living and I teach cutting processes and SMAW and GTAW and GMAW on the community college level. I hold several AWS certification for welding and teaching the craft of welding. Overall not bad a bad video and it does contain some good information.

TPR, very good vid. I'm using your clip in a ranch-hand training session on Friday 4P meetings. Every hand needs to know a bit more than sweat on leather. Thks for a good show.

nice video , whats the properly pressure for oxy when cutting with mapp ?

great video! what happened to your thumb?

Im a beginner and have my own victor torch cutting kit that ordered online. Im setting up a backyard artist shop and still getting more inventory equipment, to make art sculptures and possibly spaceship clubhouses. Do you have any tips on welding with a mig welder?

A 👍 from me nice video

I just brought a Trade flame oxy cutter , having trouble setting it up , every time I start it , a press the lever down / or turn off the air , by the blowpipe cutting attachment , it won't engage , any ideas what's wrong

Very good video, great information for the beginning student, BUT, like many previous comments, the commentary was incredibly fast.

If you roll your wrist while cutting you will also get a straighter line

with the correct pressure valves, tips and gun they can cut up to 900mm

if the acetylene pressure is over 15, the safety valves will melt and blow within time. never lay the acetylene bottle down, if its laid down, wait more than 4 hours because theres acetone mixed with the gas and rises above acetylene. not good.

Great, vid, but one question. For shutting it down you said to first shut off the oxygen needle valve, then shut off the gas needle valve but leave the oxygen needle valve open for now (6:35). You can't shut it and leave it open at the same time. What is the proper procedure?

@zanpekosak2383

7 жыл бұрын

bubblehead7680 Ge meant to close the O valve on the cutting torch but leave the one on the "handle" open for now. You adjust the O leves by opening the one on the torch.

Dude, I want to come hang out with you for a couple of weeks.

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I read that oxy-propane can cut up to a meter thick.

Looks like that would cut through a steel slat fence in about two minutes. Don't know how well it would do against a concrete wall.

YA FIRST PERSON!

great video. except at 7:05, when you just finished showing how to shut down the system....and say "you are now ready to begin cutting" NOPE!

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this dude talks fast as hell lol.

That intro tho.

Great vid but you should have mentioned not to expose oxygen gas to any kind of oil or fat to avoid an explosion makes you and your workshop an accidental space pioneer...

I would never cut my oxy, the buzz would be compromised! Now fentynal....(-;

There is one basic point you haven't mentioned; you'll learn this when you get older. Never lend your acetylene and oxygen tanks to your adult children! These will become permanent fixtures in their own shops and you'll be forced to buy replacements. Plus, they'll laugh like hell at you whenever you give them shit about it.

Very helpful but wow, you talk really fast.

Where are your blow back arresters

@zanpekosak2383

7 жыл бұрын

TheThebinman10 On his torch.

@davidmutts7465

6 жыл бұрын

at the end of the torch

Frustratingly fast, unfortunately. The talking, I mean

Not true at all. Go to school.