Decent propane torch?

[newbury]

You can get it on Amazon. It’s not your father’s torch, to borrow a phrase. Bought one 2 years ago. Definitely worth the price.

Definitely not.
Loved the true MAPP gas that burned at over 5,000 degrees F. Only got to use it a little before it was discontinued in 2008.
wicki

 

[ponytug]

Definitely not.
Loved the true MAPP gas that burned at over 5,000 degrees F. Only got to use it a little before it was discontinued in 2008.
wicki

Yes, I also miss the original MAPP gas. Over the years, I have scored a few cans of the original gas at garage sales. I try to save it for when I really want/need the heat. Someone did point out to me that using a TIG welder was a great alternative for many things, I just had to shift my thinking of it from "welding tool" to "heat source".

All the best,

Peter

 

[caver]

Years ago Tractor Supply had these on closeout for a few bucks. I liked it so much I bought a second one for the camper. It was made by Mr Torch and this is a picture of mine.

 

[D&D]

There we go! That's what I was looking to find here. Thanks!

I use a piezo butane torch for small soldering jobs and lighting the stove. Works well and the blazer brand I got ten years ago still works but they’re pricey. The copycat is more reasonably priced. They’re refillable and much easier to wield around especially for smaller hands.

5-1/2" Deluxe Butane Power Torch with Built-In Ignition System

This butane power torch is great for any hobbyist, jewelry maker, or culinary artist. When fully filled, you can use the torch for up to 60 minutes. This system is CPSC-approved as the thumb release lock mechanism helps prevent unintentional use by children. The removable base snugly holds the...

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