I use an air/acetylene torch myself. I can never go back to Mapp, let alone propane.
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I used acetylene when I was doing a lot of soldering for a company. Then I went to propane when working on my own projects and nearly fall asleep when heating the joint.
I want to take a step up from propane. Is MAPP the way to go? I would like your opinions on this kit:
http://www.contractorstoolsupply.com...kb-p-3507.html
Thanks for any replies!
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I use an air/acetylene torch myself. I can never go back to Mapp, let alone propane.
Ron Hasil Lic #058-160417
A-Archer Sewer & Plumbing specializing in:
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that rig will probably be fine for you.
Brent
That is the type of rig I use most of the time.
Doing repair plumbing I might be sweating 8-10 joints max on a job and that rig moved my acentylene rig to the way back of the truck then into the garage...
I haven't used it in years...
Buddy of mine has this kit and it is damn cool. People think he can wear it like a jetpack and take off or something!
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Well, there is no more "MAPP" gas, but the MAPP+ is close to it. I have not used my acetylene torch in so many years that the hose is probably rotten. I use my hand held swirl tip Turbotorch with MAPP for EVERYTHING, and all sizes up to 1 1/2".
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Last edited by Terry; 06-20-2010 at 11:46 PM.
I like that kit in the link or the Bernzomatic as well,
The portable mapp is just the way to go.
Easy to carry around and fast to work with,
I think you can't go wrong with that kit!
Hope that helps!
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