[Jewelry making - Article 01227] - Re: [Orchid] Torch for Reticulation

[Kevin P. Kelly]

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>     Acetylene is safer because it is lighter than air. Propane sinks
>     into a puddle. If you use an acetylene/air torch, you do not get
>     the black soot floating around. 

    This is also a pet peeve of mine: i.e., unless you have the
    experience to draw upon don't give advise. Please say "I have heard",
    or "I have read"; but please qualify your statement. 

    James Binnion has a wealth of experience through study and first
    person experience for those of you who don't already know that. There
    are also others who post who obviously know of what they post. For
    those who are new don't believe all you read. There are "newbies",
    lots of them reading these posts. So unless you're sure of what you
    post perhaps it's better you don't. 

KPK


 
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