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How To Blow A Vapor Pipe
How To Blow A Vapor Pipe


Materials:
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Mapp Gas Torch
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6" Pyrex glass tubes  
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Pliers with insulated Handles
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Flame retardant gloves
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full-coverage safety goggles
* Mapp Gas Torch
workroom with VERY good ventilation
* 6" Pyrex glass tubes  
* Pliers with insulated Handles
* Flame retardant gloves
* full-coverage safety goggles
* workroom with VERY good ventilation
}}
== Step 1 ==


Step one: Put on goggles and gloves, then light your torch.
Put on goggles and gloves, then light your torch.
two: Hold one glass tube with pliers and fuse one end closed by slowly rotating it around in the inner bright-blue apex of the torch flame. Be sure the flame is directed away from your body, and hold the tube end at an acute 45 degree angle in relation to the angle of the flame.
 
== Step 2 ==
 
Hold one glass tube with pliers and fuse one end closed by slowly rotating it around in the inner bright-blue apex of the torch flame. Be sure the flame is directed away from your body, and hold the tube end at an acute 45 degree angle in relation to the angle of the flame.

Revision as of 16:49, 9 November 2009

How To Blow A Vapor Pipe

Materials Required
Equipment:
  • Mapp Gas Torch
  • 6" Pyrex glass tubes
  • Pliers with insulated Handles
  • Flame retardant gloves
  • full-coverage safety goggles
  • workroom with VERY good ventilation


Step 1

Put on goggles and gloves, then light your torch.

Step 2

Hold one glass tube with pliers and fuse one end closed by slowly rotating it around in the inner bright-blue apex of the torch flame. Be sure the flame is directed away from your body, and hold the tube end at an acute 45 degree angle in relation to the angle of the flame.