Why a different reg @Brad93 ?
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MoreWellie
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which are only rated to 9000rpm which is unusually low for angle grinders, at least you have the variable speed to cut it down
JMS1972
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Minimum speed is 3000 on the Angle grinder, I deliberately bought it to run these slow as they last a lot longer....
Acetylene has certain ingredients that will rot the diaphragm in a propane reg & vice versa. You also need a different hose for each gas and for cutting with propane you need 2 piece nozzles.
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I had the same one at work, it died, so I got an a50 air whilst they sent it for repair, got it back working and it's now my home hood, the a50 is loooooads better, but then again it's loads more money lol..
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You've never looked better definitely a step up on the paper bag.
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The wife agreed.
Barking Mat
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From where? Please.
You learn something new everyday.
Does this apply to an oxy reg used for argon?
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Halfrauds I reckon
Barking Mat
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Well I spotted 45m and 15m of 4g16 in Marketplace, and couldn't resist at a euro a meter.
After a one and a half hour drive to central Brittany, I had the impression I'd been here before, turns out I bought our gates off him 5 years ago.
Also came home with these bits. 40 pints of very drinkable Japanese beer he didn't like for a tenner.
And this tidy trolley jack.
Being on a roll, i've just managed to pull the 4g16 20 meters through a conduit in the floor to the fusebox, thats the workshop and barn power supply sorted.
Time for a beer, maybe two.
After a one and a half hour drive to central Brittany, I had the impression I'd been here before, turns out I bought our gates off him 5 years ago.
Also came home with these bits. 40 pints of very drinkable Japanese beer he didn't like for a tenner.
And this tidy trolley jack.
Being on a roll, i've just managed to pull the 4g16 20 meters through a conduit in the floor to the fusebox, thats the workshop and barn power supply sorted.
Time for a beer, maybe two.
Barking Mat
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I drank half a can at lunchtime, poured the rest away, driving, and filthy weather. Struck me as entirely drinkable, I'll fill up the beer fridge and properly test it later. Bloke wanted rid of it, I was happy to oblige.I have memories of drinking Asahi and Wild Turkey to excess in a club in Roppongi, Japan, it was all clear until I was ejected from said club by two huge Aussie bouncers
