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About LinkBacksI worked in a steel foundry for about a week. They were making railroad car wheels. They would cut out the center of the wheel, for an axle, they used natural gas and o2. The steel was about 8 in thick!!!
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I worked in a steel foundry for about a week. They were making railroad car wheels. They would cut out the center of the wheel, for an axle, they used natural gas and o2. The steel was about 8 in thick!!!
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You use the standard torch body with a Alt fuel Tip and its a 2:1 ratioOriginally Posted by mountain eagle
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Wikipedia has a pretty informative article on MAPP gas:
MAPP gas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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