This is a short video to be used as a quick reference for getting a gas welding torch to a neutral flame and the safe bleed out procedure. This video is meant to be a quick reference for starting a torch after watching the longer gas welding safety and set up video. Remember A before O or up you go!
The 5 PSI for the oxygen and acetylene regulators will work for most gas welding tips as the actual rule is 1 psi plus the number on the welding tip. If you have a larger welding tip you will need to adjust accordingly. Cutting torches are set up different, look for a complete video on cutting torches soon.
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This series is about anything and everything about welding including safety, setup, proper operation, diagnosing bad welds, and making cool welding projects. This second episode is all about the safety, set up, and how to get a neutral flame on a gas welding setup (oxyacetylene welding).
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