About 1" is my guesstimate.:rolleyes:
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I saw at the Dome Hepot and wowes stores they now have tiny oxy-mapp gas torch sets, just wondering if anybody else has seen this and comments. Didn't really notice what they were marketed towards.
That makes sense.
used to have a jewelers torch tip and handle that we used to braze or solder lead. Had refrigerated anodizing vats that were lead lined. Had to repair leaks in the liners, as the solutions used to anodize the aluminum would eat up the copper refer lines under the lead liner. welding lead is a fun thing to learn.
Years ago I picked up a B tank refill. It had a gauge on the very bottom of the tank. The gauge was inside of the pedalstle ring so that you could still stand the tank up right. The gauge indicated Full-Empty.
For a long time I was puzzled as to why anyone would but a gauge on the bottom of a B-tank. If you were on the job soldering you would not be able to see this gauge.
Then one day I was going through the Auto Museum at Harrahs in Reno. On one of the old vehicles was a B-tank laying on its side on the fender of the car. As posted the car had aceylene head lights. The gauge on the bottom of the B-tank was easily read by the driver. :) Mystery solved.