Getting Started Soldering - Butane Torches
There are many different torches for soldering, and it can be really intimidating when you are first getting started. Not know which one to get, not wanting to spend a lot of money, or being nervous about using gas.
I decided to create some weekly tips for you based on my own experience offering you suggestions to get your studio started and make some amazing creations.
To begin - let’s dive deep into some basic torches to get started. These butane torches pack a punch. You can create a lot of things with these babes. I’ll let you in on a little secret: I create my entire line using these small but mighty torches.
Below I’ve listed my three favorite brands as well as their pro’s and cons:
Self Lighting.
Child Proof Safety Lock System.
Continuous flame button.
Adjustable Flame.
A maximum burn time of 90 minutes.
Easy-adjust flame button.
Easy to refill.
Maximum temperature of 2370°F.
Work horse. I have two of these and have had them over 10 years.
Self Lighting.
Child Proof Safety Lock System.
Continuous flame button.
Adjustable Flame.
A maximum burn time of 45 minutes.
Easy-adjust flame button.
Easy to refill.
Maximum temperature 2500°F.
Self Lighting.
Child Proof Safety Lock System.
Adjustable Flame.
Large Flame Nozzle.
A maximum burn time of 90 minutes.
Works at Any Angle.
Maximum temperature 2500°F.
Not too scary I hope.
Let me know what you think in the comments or if you have any experience with these I’d love to know about it,
