Gas cutting steel, Propane torch cutting set up for thick steel cutting. 

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@@weld-deluxltd7635Another new guy here thanking you for the demo! Since we're using propane it's harder to find example videos. This was perfect.

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I am not 100% with you on " buying the new" part. ????

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very nice that you make time for this. I already have quite a bit of experience with the old / antique model acitylene oxygen burner. but today ordered a new burner for propane oxygen. with the star like shaped nozzle. thick steel plates and heavy equipment suddenly seems to appear more in my shop. that is why it was really time for an upgrade.

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I have a blacksmith shop. usually not very heavy materials. also often interior work. but lately local customers are also arriving with heavy machinery and thick steel. I'm definitely going to watch your other video too. thank you for passing on your knowledge

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In some countries propane bottles got different connector to the regulator this may prevent you from connecting acetylene regulator on it. Propane bottles are relatively low pressure as the are full of liquid gas that condenses at relatively low pressure. So if your regulator can physically connect and form gas tight connection you will simply have to adjust to flow what you need, however it will always show low pressure even on brand new bottles. Do not be greedy and get flash back arrestors and one way valves

@@weld-deluxltd7635 thanks for that my friend. I have already bought one way and flashback arrestor, I may be old, but I intend to live for a long while yet ;

Any equipment with time will degrade especially with extensive use

No, it is the Oxygen that does all cutting. It is all in the video

Hello, please bare in mind that I never used any equipment that you described. In addition to that I have little to none of experience with burners that are not 3 tube as explained in the beginning of the video. So what comes next is not advice but rather food for thoughts. It looks like burner that you described is of injector type so normally those operate on higher pressure and flow. As I mentioned in the video they need flow of O2 to suck fuel gas. So much more critical for having right pressure and flows. Finally nozzle it has to be for propane in 3 pipe burners and I have no idea about 2 pipe variants. Sorry I am not much help here. Best advice I can give you is to contact manufacturer of burning equipment of a similar type (2 pipe) and ask them. I have googled VJM 350 and the prices that it shows me in the range of 350-650USD for this money you can buy 3pipe type torch in UK + Live long supply of burning nozzles and have it shipped to you. Honestly it is much more easier system to use and a lot more safer one too. Sorry for not being as helpful as you hoped for, I haven't got any experience with your type of burners

Did you figure it out? Are you operating the torch correctly? Open the oxgen valve fully on the handle then adjust the valve closest to the tip for the cutting flame. Make sure there are no leaks. I've read an oxygen leak can suck in regular air and produce poor results.

@@jakecarter4407 yeah turns out the torch was defective :/ Got a used torch which takes the smaller tips so I just ended up using acetylene in the end.

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Yes, that happens with age. 😄