i have a natural gas log lighter http://www.amazon.com/Canterbury-Enterp ... B00176FE6Q
and i have a propane regulator off of a bbq pit.
think it will work?
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The propane regulator will be a higher pressure than the log fixture wants to be at. While it will light, the 'holes" in the log lighter will be too large.
But! Adding a proper jet to the BBQ regulator should be easy. There are post that tell you what size hole to drill in a brass pipe cap to make a proper jet.
But! Adding a proper jet to the BBQ regulator should be easy. There are post that tell you what size hole to drill in a brass pipe cap to make a proper jet.
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What about a jet from a flamecutter or the copperguide from a MIG welder ..? (the tip where the wire exits)
Re: burner
Doesn't need to be that expensive...a simple 1/16" hole drilled in something copper or brass will work.
http://www.backyardmetalcasting.com/oliverburner1.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
#57 drill is .043 inches or ~1.1mm
Be careful...
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#57 drill is .043 inches or ~1.1mm
Be careful...
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Re: burner
saved the link, nice little tutorial