A lot of good ideas there. I'm an air compressor mechanic, which is a combinations of multiple trades. So I'm always looking how to organize all the tools I have for different repairs.
I already like magnets but it looks like I'll be buying more! Those Harbor Freight magnets are strong enough for my machetes and other tools. I'm no HVAC expert but completely replaced the systems on three of my trucks (two rebuild from crash damage) with no problem because I find videos by skilled gents who know their stuff. Automotive labor rates are so high the first truck paid for my vacuum pump, nitrogen regulator and gauge set plus minor tools. My HVACbro showed me how easy it is to replace the compressor, contacter and dryer on my home heat pump while he did it so now tackling an install for my shop won't bother me at all. I encourage any decent hobby level mechanic to learn this stuff because it's not magic.
Very impressive set up. I started off with Oxy-acetylene brazing but being new I was blowing holes in the copper. I know I need more practice/experience with it but I switched over to turbo torch n doing much better. Thanks for sharing 👍
Been there. I always tell my guys just remember to keep the flame moving, you never really hold it still. On 1/4" or 3/8" pull the flame away every now and then.
Great videos for newbies. Watching them all. I want to learn the trade specifically for refrigeration, ice cream batch freezers. Will be purchasing all Fieldpiece equipment as I like the best toys to work with. My main question is the digital manifold, 3 or 4 port. Except for the price difference, what is the main benefit of the 4? R404A is what I am seeing in these batch freezers. Thanks Charlie Boston, MA
If you didn't catch my Livestream yesterday I used your question as the topic. 4 port is my recommendation, it has a dedicated vacuum port/hose. Even if you don't want to use your manifold to pull a vacuum there will be times you wish you had it. Especially on refrigeration side.
A lot of good ideas there. I'm an air compressor mechanic, which is a combinations of multiple trades. So I'm always looking how to organize all the tools I have for different repairs.
That turbotorch set up 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I already like magnets but it looks like I'll be buying more! Those Harbor Freight magnets are strong enough for my machetes and other tools.
I'm no HVAC expert but completely replaced the systems on three of my trucks (two rebuild from crash damage) with no problem because I find videos by skilled gents who know their stuff. Automotive labor rates are so high the first truck paid for my vacuum pump, nitrogen regulator and gauge set plus minor tools.
My HVACbro showed me how easy it is to replace the compressor, contacter and dryer on my home heat pump while he did it so now tackling an install for my shop won't bother me at all. I encourage any decent hobby level mechanic to learn this stuff because it's not magic.
Thanks for the ideas.
Nice set ups! Van tour would be nice, always enjoy those.
Thanks!
That B tank setup is lit!
Really good setup 👌 👍 👏 😎 bro. Thanks for the ideas
You the magnet guy
Great set up
I’m getting my torch and tank this Friday and I’m excited I have no idea how to go about it
Hope this helped somewhat
Very impressive set up. I started off with Oxy-acetylene brazing but being new I was blowing holes in the copper. I know I need more practice/experience with it but I switched over to turbo torch n doing much better. Thanks for sharing 👍
Been there. I always tell my guys just remember to keep the flame moving, you never really hold it still. On 1/4" or 3/8" pull the flame away every now and then.
@@ReliableHVACR thanks my friend 💪🇺🇸👍
happy new year.stay safe,always crack window open.
Where can I find the holder you're using for wet rag and bubbles? Thanks!
How did you attach the magnet to the toughbuilt pouch on turbo torch setup?
Where did you get those magnets. Please send me a link
Where’d you get that rail system from?
Great videos for newbies. Watching them all. I want to learn the trade specifically for refrigeration, ice cream batch freezers. Will be purchasing all Fieldpiece equipment as I like the best toys to work with. My main question is the digital manifold, 3 or 4 port. Except for the price difference, what is the main benefit of the 4? R404A is what I am seeing in these batch freezers. Thanks
Charlie
Boston, MA
If you didn't catch my Livestream yesterday I used your question as the topic. 4 port is my recommendation, it has a dedicated vacuum port/hose. Even if you don't want to use your manifold to pull a vacuum there will be times you wish you had it. Especially on refrigeration side.
Nice set up, where did you auire all those magnets?
Harbor freight, home Depot, the rubber magnets are in my tool Link. Found them on Amazon
Never mind, i see
how are you securing the magnets to the solder tubes?
I could have sworn there was a link for the wall mount packout holder in the description
The one on the turbo torch? I'll add it but it's also in the Amazon link under storage
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Bro eres un genio !!!!
Gracias
the links to Cam Air Tech don't seem to work.
Sorry, he seems to have disappeared off social media
Handy set up
I have the same on mine but on a different torch set and mount
On my vid
Sweet. I had a hard time finding that slim packout early this year. It's awesome tho 👍🏽
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Where can I order bottle holder ?
Which holder?
The one you can put the big blue holder