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I thought somebody got pneumonia?

@Dragon-Slay3r it may do that, too Chromium dust is volatile af bro

Id have thought so, will (as shown here) go through steel noatter how thick, and will also cut concrete

If you get it going it can melt literally anything on earth. So yes a bunker door but it just might be a pain. Easier if your pipe is loaded with rods.

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They sent Julian down under already

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Que es mostradores decarbon

@@luciannaalejandravasquezbo7491 bueno : una especie de tubo de cartón quemado. la verdad no se para q los ocupaban. Saludos

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I can understand him fine. He is Australian.

I mean, you could take five seconds to google it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_lance

Karl Dunne uhm did you even see the phantom menace?

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with a hand saw centuries.

Streigh torch tip #8

Not with a thermic lance you don't. Its not a cutting torch.

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@@snowflakemelter1172 its still the best operating procedure for thermic lance too, if you read about them all books show this method for optimal cutting of beams or large objects starting on the edge and using a sawing motion to go through towards the centre,much easier than trying to pierce a hole through and then going from there

@@jonaslee6590 ??

Cut down

Bro, stick a piece of steel wool in the end and light it with a cigarette lighter or a 9v battery😉 it works. They also make these reactive metal tube tips that start on their own when you hit the O. I like your wood block idea, too.

@@analogplanet9675 That's a good one-I am surprised I never thought of that! AND I used to teach novices basic oxy-propane cutting and used to do just that with steel wool - light it - to demonstrate that steel is combustible and the torch oxidizes and does NOT melt the steel! (Along with showing a trick of getting a hot run going through thick plate and then shutting off the flame while continuing the cut with just the oxygen ripping into the burning steel!)..........In the '90s cutting bridges in Chicago for Metra with lance bars due to all the rust and gravel in the decking, to separate the pans from the plate girder sides, we started with a couple short railroad ties on fire in between to light off the bars. I was at a facility once and seen guys with a car battery hooked to 2 parallel pieces of angle iron close together and rapidly drag the end along the edges to make a connection while the oxygen was flowing! That one seemed a little Rube Goldberg!.......I always wondered what was in the end of the reactive bars. I always thought it might be Potassium Chlorate. never had a chance to try it out as a DIY trick!!

this idiot doesnt know how to read

read what

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There's a whisper in the wind and it says they are still cutting to this day

yes , after 13 years they still not finished

+Marc Nyssens Right, shouldn't they be starting the pass away from themselves then progressing toward themselves? This way the molten metal doesn't puddle in front of the lance. Am I right?

+Marc Nyssens what´s up desktop General

That’s why it says training you clown @marc nyssens

Dingus E. Dow the camera guy is standing in front of where the guy is cutting

@@maxgoldstein6067 ---> telelens or zoomlens on tele setting. Cameraman can be 50 meter away if he want. With a professional camera even over 300 meter and stil get this shot.

Amigo yo trabajo en eso y cuando tienes práctica lo ases de volada pero con torchas derechas y boquilla del #8 o usamos una que se llama basuca y corta como no tiene idea d rápido saludos desde Houston tx GSD scrap

+jed moffitt More like the same reaction that make steel wool burn. It's just steel rusting in the presence of oxygen.

No the longer the rod is the more fragile it becomes it would constantly break

That would take years on a piece of steel that large, even with hundreds of amps.