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2,548,978 views October 25, 2010 5:14

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In brief

Master the basics of cutting and piercing ½-inch steel using an oxygen-acetylene torch, perfect for beginners or DIYers working with metal. The creator demonstrates a straightforward, budget-friendly approach with a Harbor Freight torch, covering essential techniques for clean, controlled cuts.

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What thickness of metal can this method handle?

This video focuses on cutting ½-inch steel.

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how to cut metal with an oxygen and acetylene torch. This is just a basic overview of how to use an acetylene torch to cut metal. cutting 1/2 inch steel with a torch and also how to pierce metal with the torch. This is a cheap harbor freight welding torch

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freddytk421 published this 5:14 video tutorial on October 25, 2010. It has been watched 2,548,978 times on YouTube.

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