And while we are on it, never seen this kind of torch before

[woodlandfarms]

Watch an oxy-gasoline liquid fuel torch cut through metal

 

[Tractor Seabee]

These things have been around for at least 30 years or more. They never did catch on in the construction world. I used one once and they are really slick, no slag or metal gobs, just ash. One problem was that in spite of the all the safety testing and code certifications, fire departments did not want that cylinder of gasoline in a building and Safety Police then banned them. They were even certified by the US Coast Guard for use aboard ships. They are pretty expensive as they do not sell that many.

Ron

 

[muddstopper]

Those things have been around a lot more then 30 years. Dad used to have one where you filled it with gasoline, put on the lid and then used a handpump to build pressure. Hooked Oxy up and it cut just like acet. I never did like using it and dad didnt keep it long. I guess he didnt like it either.