I've been looking at a Turbotorch in propane - model LP-1 like this one
I will use it for copper sheet and 1" or less tube, as well as very light brazing on mild steel. Thanks,
I've been looking at a Turbotorch in propane - model LP-1 like this one
I will use it for copper sheet and 1" or less tube, as well as very light brazing on mild steel. Thanks,
Both of these look almost identical to the torch that you can purchase at Home Depot for under $20.
The propane torch that I've used for the past 10 or so years cost $.9.95 at Sears and workes just fine for for me. I believe it's a Bernzomatic.
Harry C.
I agree with Harry. This doesn't look much different than the setup I bought at Menards for $34.95. I think for the price of the Rothenberger, I would look at a Smith Little Torch instead. Mike
Thanks for the input. I've got a benzo one now that attaches directly to small propane bottles. I was looking for something I could easily attach to a 20lb propane tank. And something with multiple tips for different size work.
Just get a Victor rig and use the F line in the propane bottle. Add Ox if wanted - I did. I had to order the propane 'torch' end - hole and recess end.
Check Sams - they are selling some now low cost.
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