gasoline cutting torch

Google it.

I can say two things:

I have heard of them.

I have never seen or used one of them.

I'll wait for comments from people with actual experience.

Does sound like one MOFO of a cutting torch, though, doesn't it? I have seen a "burning bar" in action, and those are awesome.

Steve

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I am working on just such a blaster, but for gophers. Can you tell me what sort of problems you had? I know they're dangerous. I've worked with underwater explosives and understand that there is a risk in anything explosive, no matter how careful you are.

Steve

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it is cheap so You can test it by Yourself.

I think that it should be tryed...

Just that I get enlightened, what is the actual diff between "European style" and "Asian style" cutting torch?

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Camilo Ramos

Sounds like a blow torch!

Forced O2.

I have seen diesel oxygen - that is bad - used to torch rocks... Shatter surfaces.

Mart> Anyone ever heard of a gasoline/oxygen cutting torch? A guy I work with

I will be impressed when they come out with a Gasoline/compressed air cutting torch. In the mean time I will just drool over plasma cutters.

John Roncallo

Like this?

The one I have seen demoed is called a Petrogen torch. No real advantage over propane if you have propane available.

The gasoline is pressurized to 15 psi, using an air compressor.. No more dangerous than a tank of liquid propane.

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We have a Petrogen gasoline/o2 torch at my fire dept on the heavy rescue truck. I've got no hands on time but I'm told it cuts well but needs to be cleaned often. As I understand it guys that have no other cutting torch expearence like it, guys that have used acetylene / propane / O2 are not that impressed. The appeal for the fire service is the fuel, we already carry gasoline for saws and generators.

AndrewV

Wow! I just watched the sales video on the Petrogen site, and it looks pretty impressive. Much cheaper and easier to fill, since you can just skip down to your local gasoline carrying mini-mart.

Interesting, and thank you for brining it up!

Gas is gas. Sooner or later, there's going to be some sort of fire. How big a fire is the only question. I have heard of these, but never seen one. But when I hear the word "gasoline", my eyebrows raise a little bit, and I'm put at a higher level of alertness. Too many things can happen with gas, and they're all potentially bad. Acet and propane also are pretty volatile, but I think I am more cautious about gas than those.

Just me.

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