In this video we are going to set up a two-inlet flame working torch for glass blowing. We've included links to all the parts described in the video to help get you started setting up your flame working torch.
Full transcription can be found here:
https://www.mountainglass.com/how-to-set-up-a-glass-blowing-torch
Items shown in this video
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Propane Gas Regulator
https://www.mountainglass.com/Single-Stage-0-30-psi-Fuel-Gas-Regulator-National
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Oxygen Regulator
https://www.mountainglass.com/Single-Stage-0-50-psi-Oxygen-Regulator-National
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Flashback Arrestors
https://www.mountainglass.com/Flashback-Arrestors-Set-of-Two-One-Oxy-One-Fuel-Gas
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¼” T Grade Hose
https://www.mountainglass.com/1-4-Inner-Dia-12-5-ft-Oxy-Fuel-BB-Fittings-T-Grade-Hose
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Glass Torch (Bethlehem Alpha Burner) https://www.mountainglass.com/Bethlehem-Alpha-Torch-Burner
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Torches
https://www.mountainglass.com/tools-and-equipment/torches-and-accessories/torches
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Starter Kits
https://www.mountainglass.com/glassblowing-kits/starter-kits-sample-packs/glass-blowing-starter-kits
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Sample Packs
https://www.mountainglass.com/glassblowing-kits/starter-kits-sample-packs
Health & Safety
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Like any craft or hobby, glass working has an inherent risk of injury. Please make sure you are aware of all of the risks associated with lampworking. Some, but not all, of the risks associated with lampworking are: Eye Protection, Respiratory Hazards, Metal Oxides, Uranium Glass, Cuts & Burns, Tanks & Torch, and Muscle Strains. To find more information please go to mountainglass.com and see the “Health & Safety” link at the bottom of the page.
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