[Jewelry making - Article 00313] - Re: [Orchid] Torch vs. Electromelt

[Stanley Bright]

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    I'm not so sure I agree with you. A slower process implies that it's
    better, but isn't always so. As long as you watch your flame and
    don't sut up your gold, and pour THROUGH the flame, acetelyne is my
    preference. Propane takes too long to melt, electromelt cost a whole
    lot more than a torch set up and probably burns a lot of electricity. 


Stanley Bright
aandmjewelers.com
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