Zangobob's Blow torch Heaven. About torches Fixing Torches Torch Safety Photos courtsey of GUMZALOT IT IS STRONGLY SUGGESTED THAT YOU NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT ANY GASOLINE. BLOW TORCH. THEY ARE SIMPLY TOO DANGEROUS. THERE IS NO RELIABLE WAY TO DETERMINE IF A TORCH. IS SAFE TO LIGHT BECAUSE THERE ARE TOO MANY VARIABLES! THE INFORMATION CONTAINED ON THIS WEB.

SITE IS NOT INTENDED TO BE USED AS INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATING A BLOW TORCH! Terms Of Usage" Agreement. The information contained in this web site is intended for educational and historical purposes only.

Here are the ground rules and conditions under which you must agree to comply, in order to view this web site: You agree to hold harmless the author of this web site from any legal action that results from your use of information on this web site. You understand that the descriptions in this web site are strictly written accounts of the author's experiences and/or opinions and are not represented in any way as instructions for lighting, operating or repairing a blow torch. It is not intended that the reader try to light a gasoline blow torch after reading any of the contents of this web site. You agree that you are responsible for your own actions. If you proceed to light a blow torch after I have specifically cautioned you not to do so, you and you alone are responsible for your actions.

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1. Focuses on the use, functional operation, repair, troubleshooting and failure mode analysis of gasoline blow torches. Includes articles, FAQs and links.
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Our old email address will be maintained for a short time. Please make a note of our new one. What would you like to know about blow torches? The Purpose of This Web Page. This web page focuses on the use, functional operation, repair, troubleshooting and failure mode analysis of gasoline blow torches. These are the quart and pint sizes as well as SOME of the gasoline and alcohol miniature torches, sometimes referred to as homeowner's torches. Throughout my web page, I will be doing my best to discourage you from actually lighting a blow torch.

This is a very dangerous thing to do, even though I do it myself. I will be sharing with you my experiences with lighting, using and repairing these blow torches. However, at no time should you assume that these writings are INSTRUCTIONS on how to light or repair a blow torch. My writings herein are of my experiences and opinions only. It is not the primary intent of this web page to discuss the dates of manufacture or the appraisal of any blow torch. This web page is dedicated to the preservation of the technology of gasoline blow torches. I do feel that it is the responibility of all persons that collect blow torches for the purpose of preserving the history and heritage of them to be diligent about properly reassembling their torches by putting the correct parts with the correct torch and reassembling it correctly.

When reassembling, do not arbitrarily decide what part is insignificant and therefore can be discarded and what parts to keep! All of those parts are what make up a blow torch and if you are preserving the blow torch, I feel that you are obligated to preserve all the parts and properly reassemble it!

Furthermore, if the torch is cleaned, the innards should also be brought back up to full operability where possible. Otherwise, what do you have other than a brass and bronz thing that looks pretty? THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU SHOULD ACTUALLY FUEL AND LIGHT YOUR TORCH! You cannot claim that you have a reconditioned, refurbished or mint condition blow torch simply because you cleaned up the outside of it. Throughout this web page, I will be describing the cleaning and repair procedures for a torch up to the point where it could actually work.

I will then explain how the torch is lit and then show you pictures of how it is done. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT THESE TORCHES! Of primary importance is to use this web page to disseminate the highest quality, technically oriented blow torch information possible and to keep this web page as functionally simple as possible. I am an engineer by profession, so my knowledge, and thus the contents of this web page, are technical in nature.

I know very little about the history and the years that particular torches were made. If anyone as information of this type, I would love to hear about it. I do not profess to offer credible advice regarding the value of a particular torch.

Essentials of a Blow torch. No discussion about the preservation of blow torches would be complete without describing what a blow torch actually is. Therefore, since this page is dedicated to gasoline blow torches, this description will be restricted to torches of that type. There are components that every blow torch must have and the first such component is a fuel tank to hold the gasoline. The tanks are designed to hold a half pint to a quart of fuel typically, with a few exceptions. Filling the tank is accomplished by removing a plug in the bottom or removal of the pump. All torches, regardless of their size, must have a pressurization system.

The pint and quart sizes have a manually operated plunger type pump for building up enough pressure to force the fuel out of the torch with sufficient velocity. The little blow torches do not have or need an air pump to pressurize them. Instead, the heat produced by prewarming the burner head is enough to build up sufficient pressure. All torches big and small, must have a fuel wick system to draw the fuel out of the tank regardless of the operating position of the torch. A blow torch must have a carburetor, which consists of the orifice, burner head and the air holes in same, as well as a chamber where the fuel and air are mixed together for combustion. Finally, all blow torches must have a control system that will allow the fuel flow and therefore the flame intensity, to be adjusted or shut off.

Any torch that has a burner head with an orifice and an air mix chamber is capable of a self sustaining flame. Very small torches, such as the Jim dandy or the Lenk 1. Watch Bad Day At Black Rock Online Facebook. These torches mix the fuel in open air therefore are incapable of sustaining a flame without help.

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