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my67c20 · 05-02-2016, 02:53 PM

Find a neighbor and use his set, then just fill the tanks. Don't have to deal with storage, or having the hazard laying around. The HF sets might be nice is you need heat for small jobs, but like the other posters have said, they just create more headaches than they are worth. The tanks HF sets do not last long, so if you are truly in the market then spend the money on a descent set, from a reputable place. Also they might be able to guide you to get what you need for your application. If you do buy a sawzall, you will be spending less than a torch set.

05-02-2016, 02:53 PM	#4
my67c20 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Tucson AZ by way of WI & CA Posts: 519	Re: gas cutting torch purchase Find a neighbor and use his set, then just fill the tanks. Don't have to deal with storage, or having the hazard laying around. The HF sets might be nice is you need heat for small jobs, but like the other posters have said, they just create more headaches than they are worth. The tanks HF sets do not last long, so if you are truly in the market then spend the money on a descent set, from a reputable place. Also they might be able to guide you to get what you need for your application. If you do buy a sawzall, you will be spending less than a torch set.