Oxy welding kit deals?

[Kent]

Well personally I have not tried. Just going off what I have read on American forum, it is not something I should swear to - but if they make special torches got it ( which I haven't seen) one might assume it correct
That's the issue with forums you only seem to need one idiot to agree with another idiot
I was shot down when I doubted it but how do I know better without having tried

 

[Wendelspanswick]

My understanding with regards to using propane for gas welding is that although it is hot enough and can join metal together it does not provide the suitable shielding gas which acetylene does, so the weld might stick but isn't OK - much like running a MIG with the gas supply off.

It's been discussed on here before and your correct.

 

[Bill Edwards]

Well personally I have not tried. Just going off what I have read on American forum, it is not something I should swear to - but if they make special torches got it ( which I haven't seen) one might assume it correct
That's the issue with forums you only seem to need one idiot to agree with another idiot
I was shot down when I doubted it but how do I know better without having tried

It's possible that the torches are for brazing rather than welding. And in any event, if people want to buy them someone will probably make them, regardless of whether the process is of any real practical use.

 

[Kent]

It's possible that the torches are for brazing rather than welding. And in any event, if people want to buy them someone will probably make them, regardless of whether the process is of any real practical use.

Undecided if it's just forum rubbish were one guy gets his facts muddled and ten of his lapdog follow

 

[bambuko]

Bear in mind language differences...
American braze welding is fillet brazing here... (for example)
Just because they use the word "welding" doesn't mean that they actually mean it?

AFAIC propane welding is just interweb nonsense