Would this work to burn or melt baling twine that is poking up out of the ground (from ancient round bales) ?
1569937
If the wire is steel, I rather doubt it. My steel crucible shows no melt from an hour of direct heat. An oxyacetylene torch can melt it for sure, but propane just doesn't burn hot enough.
1569938
Yes, but it will also burn anything around the twine like old straw or hay, so use your judgment. It is very hot over a small area.
1569939
I'm sure it would. I'm not sure how well baling twine burns, but this will burn anything that is flamable.
1757862
Yes, it can work but, you have to use the biggest tip and limit the amount of metal that is being melted and try to keep the crucible from losing heat by some means. It is great for repairs and assembly and I think is really designed around that.
612943
It's nylon, so you should be able to heat it up with a lighter & the end will melt. Careful not to let it burn. Have an oven MIT ready to pinch end tight to seal
1345642
Nope. It would totally work to burn bits of wood too. (I would remove the round esbit plate though.) This is part of why I love this little guy!
1170511
I have used it for melting silver and copper it does work just be sure to use it outdoors to avoid carbon monoxide Benjamin D. Morton Owner: Cash4trash @ wepaycashforyourtrash dot com
42963
Yes, it should work fine for that purpose. I used it to heat up oils to make lip balm for a library program.
1140775
Never tried, but I am guessing it should work in theory, and cast iron is probably a good metal for that since it retains heat very well (just takes longer to heat up).
1229124
Sorry. I haven't used it for that. I would imagine though it would work. It does work on electrical wire heat shrink. Sorry I could not be of help.
890617
ummm...it would probably do that, but i do not know if this is the tool you would want to do that with. i mean, is direct propane application edible? might as well hit it with a blow torch ya know.
1828181
Really now, don't use over direct fire. Let fire turn to coals and kit holds up well and allows you to stir, flip or whaterver you need to do without burning your fingers.
331363
Yes, however check the chuck capacity. Using a larger diameter bit than you drill is rated for is a good way to burn it up. I've done it before, with caution.
552555
You could do that with no problems. You would probably want to burn/melt the end you cut to keep it from fraying which isn't a big deal.
2237056
Sounds like a good idea...? Using it dry may tend to generate a lot of heat and tear it up.
971823
Honestly, I do not know, I would say to hit the end of your craft cord with a lighter to melt it. :)
767719
I haven't tried it in a fire. Ill let you know as soon as i do. Sounds like a good project for the morning.
801152
No, it won't work for that. It's for crafts. I use it. for hours and hours on its absolute hottest setting and still have trouble carving hollow craft foam.
1036517
Should work fine, I never though about raping wood. You will need to use heat, to get around complex shapes. You may need to us glue, if the wood is unfinished.