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Posted by Dennis Benson on August 11, 2002 at 17:18:09 from (64.12.106.47):
In Reply to: Cutting torch posted by DRR on August 11, 2002 at 16:30:23:
Hello, I learned in my freshman highschool shop class in 1963 that the acetylene should be set at about 6 and the oxygen should be around 11. When I was working in an automotive machine shop in the 1970's, and would use the torch from a different department, the same person would always come to our shop and ask who had the acetylene pressure set so high. I tried his settings and the torch would not heat the metal properly. I've always used the 6 and 11. Dennis Benson
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