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How to start oxy acetylene torch Videos
- 1. Lighting and shutting down an oxyacetylene torch
- 2. How to Setup a Oxy Acetylene Torch Set (Description.)
- 3. Acetylene & Oxygen Torch Cutting
- 4. Buying an Oxy-Acetylene Torch
- 5. Oxyacetylene torch heating 101
Lighting and shutting down an oxyacetylene torch
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tntboyz1602
commented
on 24 Feb 2015
Is it the more the gas valve is opened the more pressurized the flame will
be when oxygen is added?
Jjaro V
commented
on 18 May 2015
+tntboyz1602 technically. since more gas is being pushed out, it should be more pressurized
grounded1943
commented
on 08 Nov 2014
You should always turn off the gas first
Bettina Stepek
commented
on 22 Dec 2014
There are different schools of thought on this, but it is taught now to do as was demonstrated in this video; Turn on torch=Fuel Oxy, Turn Off torch=Oxy Fuel. One reason is mentioned by another poster is that Oxy can be accidently left running as it has no sound or smell like fuel gas, also it can travel easier into the Acet side due to the pressure which Acet doesn't have like O2. Thats what I was taught a couple years ago in my welding class anyway.
How to Setup a Oxy Acetylene Torch Set (Description.)
User Comments
Jeffrey Herman
commented
on 21 Nov 2015
Ken, I normally test for leaks at the bottles. I noticed you didn't do
that. Can you please tell us why?
KenTraining
commented
on 22 Nov 2015
+Jeffrey Herman you are correct, I should have tested for leaks. What is your method to leak check?
Brad Schmidt
commented
on 02 Nov 2015
how long would those size tanks last of straight cutting?
KenTraining
commented
on 02 Nov 2015
+Brad Schmidt I never timed it. I just do small jobs.
TK Rajpoot
commented
on 31 Oct 2015
wait, shouldnt the oxygen tank valve be open 1 1/2 turn ?
KenTraining
commented
on 31 Oct 2015
+TK Rajpoot I go full open on oxygen.
Mike Fu
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on 08 Oct 2015
No No No, you need to cut the OXYGEN off first. The reason you cut Oxygen
off First, is to identify a possible Acetylene Leak. ALL TORCHES leak
eventually or can have defective components. By cutting off Oxy first, then
Acetylene, you'll see a dim flame still glowing on your torch...this is a
Warning Sign you have an acetylene leak. If you turn your torch off the
opposite way, you'll NEVER know, because you're burning out the flame or
popping it out. Guys, this is STRAIGHT from the Harris and Victor manual,
go look it up! The Safety portion was directly from a company Rep. They
have Billion dollar companies, lawyers and legal teams.....do you really
think they would write something Incorrect on their product, leaving an
open door for a lawsuit?
greywolf271
commented
on 22 Nov 2015
+Mike Fu You never check for Acetylene leaks by a flame test. Or for that matter for O2 leaks. That's just stupid. Don't you know how to do a passive leak test on a torch ?
Jt T
commented
on 07 Jul 2015
I thought acetylene bottles were always supposed to be stored upright?
GoProVideos
commented
on 26 Aug 2015
Yes. But if accidentally stored upside down, let it stand right side up for 24 hours before cutting or welding.
KenTraining
commented
on 08 Jul 2015
+Jt T you are correct because of the Acetone in the cylinder.
Acetylene & Oxygen Torch Cutting
Shows proper setup and operation of oxyacetylene cutting torch.
User Comments
Richard Kaiser
commented
on 29 Nov 2015
when your torch keeps on making a popping noise what am I doing wrong
Richard Kaiser
commented
on 29 Nov 2015
when my torch makes a popping noise what am I doing wrong
David Evans Smith
commented
on 05 Jan 2015
what causes the metal to weld itself back together behind the cut?
Connor Bishop
commented
on 13 Feb 2015
Cutting to slow or at the wrong temperature can cause slag and keep the metal held together
Schnookyputszel
commented
on 19 Dec 2014
Great video, but he didn't set his pressures dynamic and he turned the
oxygen off first. Turn off the fuel first and the oxygen second so the
oxygen will blow the fuel out of the line, ensuring that the flame isn't
still alive in the torch itself. By dynamic I mean that your gauges should
be set with what you're working with, i.e, having the torch open instead of
being static and closed.
Daniel Ford
commented
on 28 Dec 2014
Hmm good points. Thnx
Buying an Oxy-Acetylene Torch
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User Comments
Flashback Arrestors should be installed.
Jake Riotzz
commented
on 19 Nov 2015
+IBEDA Sicherheitsgeräte und Gastechnik GmbH & Co. KG probably why they are build in with them lol
+Jake Riotzz That's good. Flashback arrestors are really important to protect yourself and your equipment.
Jake Riotzz
commented
on 18 Nov 2015
+IBEDA Sicherheitsgeräte und Gastechnik GmbH & Co. KG they are built in with the gauges.
Oxyacetylene torch heating 101
Use and settings in the torch to heat and bend mild steel.
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