Good demo and thx for mentioning eye protection which is VERY important ... You and your brother have came a long ways and I'm happy for both of you ... Mikey did good
Excellent presentation !!!!!! A must have system instead of a tote that has nothing to offer other than a dirt collector and you need the small tanks but also the full size regulators !!!!!! all in all a must have tool !!!!!!! Great job and love your passion of the trade !!!!!!
I make it a habit of cracking the oxy first then the acetylene and that will prevent soot from getting in someone’s home. Thanks for the shout out! I just had Ambro send out their kit. It’s even more compact. Really excited to test it out. Keep the videos coming bro. 👊🏼
Nice video! Have you seen the CapN Hook? Seems like it is pretty interesting. Might want to check it out. Looks like it heats the surface evenly all the way around at the same time.
What pressures are you setting your regulator to? I used to set mine higher because that's how I was taught, but I learned over the years that a lower pressure gives you more range at the torch knobs. It makes them less touchy. I noticed that you are having trouble when you first light, and I suspect your pressure could be reduced a bit. Another tip for when you're lighting. Point the tip at your ear, crack the oxygen just until you can feel/hear it flowing, crack open the acetylene, then light. You'll eliminate the floaters that way. Great looking braze joint by the way. Looks factory!
I have been using the Smith Quickbraze (original version) of that for years! Nice to see China stealing another product, and people trying to mask it as an original.
@@DCHVAC gotcha luckily I got in touch with with Gentec and they are going to swap out this regulator that’s propane with a Mc Tank Acetylene regulator. Thank you for the quick reply my friend. Keep up the good work.
You've come a long ways away from a year ago! Good job on this.
Thanks!
Im so glad you made a review on this product, i seen this product on a facebook video and im thinking about spending the money!
Glad it was helpful!
@@DCHVAC Now its the decision to get it with or without the regulators since mine aren't so old already
@@silvestregonzalezmendoza9201 in the title
Good demo and thx for mentioning eye protection which is VERY important ... You and your brother have came a long ways and I'm happy for both of you ... Mikey did good
Very nice job.
Excellent presentation !!!!!! A must have system instead of a tote that has nothing to offer other than a dirt collector and you need the small tanks but also the full size regulators !!!!!! all in all a must have tool !!!!!!! Great job and love your passion of the trade !!!!!!
I make it a habit of cracking the oxy first then the acetylene and that will prevent soot from getting in someone’s home. Thanks for the shout out! I just had Ambro send out their kit. It’s even more compact. Really excited to test it out. Keep the videos coming bro. 👊🏼
Your absolutely killing it! Keep up the great work and passion for HVAC🤘
Thanks
Thanks for the honest review bro👍👍👍
Keep up the hard work.
Sweet setup Daniel! 👍👍
Thanks! 👍
I have that same kit from Harris,I have never used it! Bought it a few years ago for doing reversing valves!
Your braze joint was first class.
good show even us old dogs can learn.
Continually honing your Skills…….the sign of a skilled tradesman. “Continue to add new tools into your toolbox”……..it will serve you well!
That's the plan!
@@DCHVAC #motivated
I think I sent you that tube cutter when you first started
You did
Excellent video, thank you. Will the MTF-5 Cap'n Hook 5-Flame Tip work with this set? Thanks.
Nice video! Have you seen the CapN Hook? Seems like it is pretty interesting. Might want to check it out. Looks like it heats the surface evenly all the way around at the same time.
I’ve used it, not a fan. Pain to work with
Nice video 🎉
What pressures are you setting your regulator to? I used to set mine higher because that's how I was taught, but I learned over the years that a lower pressure gives you more range at the torch knobs. It makes them less touchy. I noticed that you are having trouble when you first light, and I suspect your pressure could be reduced a bit. Another tip for when you're lighting. Point the tip at your ear, crack the oxygen just until you can feel/hear it flowing, crack open the acetylene, then light. You'll eliminate the floaters that way. Great looking braze joint by the way. Looks factory!
5-10 and 15-20
@@DCHVAC I like 7 and 7, but I sometimes go 10 and 10 if I need more heat. Try a lower pressure and see how it goes
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Could I ask where you get your oxygen, I'm looking into this!
I get my gases refilled at a local welding supply.
@@DCHVAC I'm happy almost got my setup running!
I have been using the Smith Quickbraze (original version) of that for years! Nice to see China stealing another product, and people trying to mask it as an original.
Awesome review! Do you still need to use nitrogen while brazing ?
Yes you do
Are those tanks DOT approved?
Do you have a Part # for that adaptor? @.44 sec mark.
I don’t, but it’s a common adapter. Any welding supply or basic google search should show it.
@@DCHVAC gotcha luckily I got in touch with with Gentec and they are going to swap out this regulator that’s propane with a Mc Tank Acetylene regulator. Thank you for the quick reply my friend. Keep up the good work.
Will that work for 1 1/8 where I am they like to use it and reduce down to 7/8 for all 5 tons
I’m sure it would
Daniel,do you know why its called an MC tank?
Used for motorcycles.
@@DCHVAC Good job! B was for buses!
Great video. @Diyhvacguy has some good ones as well. Subscribed to both months ago.
Awesome review - thanks for the info!
Thought you guys loved stay bright 8?
Not anymore
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