Can this torch's flame be adjusted for fine jewelry work? And will it fit a 14 oz MAP/Pro canister?
50032
It will fit a 14 oz MAP/PRO canister but the tip may be to big for fine jewellery work, think it will be ok if you can also have a finer tip to attach to the torch. I did fine work years ago and used a propane canister with a very fine pencil tip.
50033
it will fit the 14oz canister, but the flame even at lowest setting would be too much for fine jewelry work.
50034
The Flame adjustment knob can be turned to your disired intent. From a barely held size (perhaps the heat of a lit candle) to a blow torch. The gas only emerges when the triigger is depressed. The low setting may not be concentrated enough for fine jewelery work. A standard map gas canister has the same threads. I have been told that any regular torch will work with map gas. But my smaller map torch has a much smaller concerntrated Flame for more detailed work.
2187991
I don't know I purchased the Sterno 50114 Prefessonal Culinary Torch for use with the Canisters as a Christmas Gift. I kept 2 of the cans for use with my Professional Torch and they fit just fine. I am prety sure they will fit most any professional torch. Hope this helps!
416478
love to help you, not sure, not familiar with the creme brûlée torch. it does have extra caps to fit torches, none of which i use. read the reviews on this product and pay attention to the date the review was posted.
1333427
Yes, but the canisters are smaller than the original ones for my torches. They worked ok tho
2209258
Yes you can, the flame can be adjusted to any height up to about 10 inches or so.
946148
I'm not familiar with jewelry making but the flame size is adjustable. Everything from full on blow torch to a tiny flame smaller than Bic lighter.
210228
As long as the nozzle of the butane container fits the torch it will work fine regardless odd the brand.
1126744
yes, you can adjust the flame by using the amount of propane. I love this thing. I bought a 5 lb tank and wish I had gotten a 10 lb. tank to use with it
1629705
Depends. For melting. it is probably limited to an oz or 2. For traditional silver brazing fabrication, the larger tips are well within the range of normal work on belt buckle size jobs. Even larger tips are available.
535253
This is a torch designed for little Jobs. Perhaps enouht for jewelery or solderig 1/4" copper tuve, not biger Works.
1463321
We use ours with a round bottom wok and it works perfectly. Not sure if it is 14" or not, but it is an excellent burner for a wok.
1950715
I had to take a hacksaw to the stainless enclosure to make them fit between the burners on my Charmglow BBQ, but it wasn't a big problem. Other than the length being a bit too much, everything else was fine. They're still working today. I don't know offhand if your mode # is the same as mine, though.
495526
No, the bore of the stem on the valve is too large to fit the valve on a butane lighter.
203106
Caleb, if it was sheet metal (thin) with mapp gas, maybe, For me I would try to pickup a small oxy-acetylene used set, much hotter flame and you can use it for brazing, welding, cutting, and heating.
415919
Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and dual propane stoves.Hope this helps. Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and... » Read More Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and dual propane stoves.Hope this helps. « Show Less
1412667
The part that injects the fuel fits all the items I own from a torch lighter to the creme brle torch. You shouldn't have a problem
1657869
The nozels are all different. If I remembered correctly, Amazon had a few suggestions after I placed the torch in my basket. I went for the same brand so there won't be any mistakes. Better safe than sorry and it also had great reviews.