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In practice, I seem to wind up with the blue flame about 1/2" or so away
from the metal, depending on how much heat is in the metal, etc. What I do is adjust the acetylene until its just barely stopped smoking. This is the point where you get the "feathered" flame. Then I add the oxy for a neutral flame. It sounds to me that the OP needs a smaller tip anyway. John |
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