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Oxy acetylene welding thin sheet metal.
Oxy fuel or oxy acetylene welding are gas welding procedures that were invented in the early 1900 s.
And this welding process is still very popular today mainly because it does not require much equipment and does not require power.
In most cases they will prove inferior in one or more of several ways to electric welding approaches.
1 6 mm thick can be made satisfactorily by flanging the edges at the joint.
Blow pipe people do this all day long hanging from their toenails off of duct in the stratosphere on blowpipe that is only 20 gauge.
The carbon rod gets red hot and melts the bronze rod just like you re welding with oxy acetylene almost.
See all 26 photos to set the flame open the acetylene valve on the torch body about 1 4 turn and use a.
For light welding like this 5 psi is a good starting place for both oxygen and acetylene.
For welding purposes the term sheet metal is restricted to thicknesses of metals up to and including 1 8 in.
Oxyfuel welding sheet metal.
Oxy acetylene welding and sheet metal.
Welds in sheet metal up to 1 16 in.