[TheForge] oxy-propylene

[Bruce Freeman]

I have no experience with this, but previous discussions on this forum concluded it was impossible to weld with propane.  

But cutting is done with the oxygen after heading the steel.  What difference would the propane make to that?

Bruce
NJ

>>> gblacksmith at alamedanet.net 6/20/2007 9:53 PM >>>
Oxy-Propane?  It is cheaper for the propane, but more difficult to cut and
weld with.  I have not used it, so I can't speak from experience.

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Subject: [TheForge] oxy-propylene


Greetings all

I am considering switching to oxy-propylene (supposedly is cheaper and
will last longer)  - I use the torches for cutting and spot heating only.
Any opinions?

Chris Caswell
Caswell Wood & Iron
Burlington, VT
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