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Torch on a Mag case safe??
In the post below regarding removal of headstuds, heat seems to be the key. I have some studs that need removal in my mag case, but am reluctant to use my propane torch for fear of a magnesium flameshow in my garage. Is it really safe to put a torch to these things, or were those below referring to aluminum cases??
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hell yeah! propane is pretty much worthless though. not hot enough. oxy/acetylene with a large, medium force flame and keep it moving. never lit one off yet.
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Bill, I have your studs! I didn't forget about you. Please email me @ YTNUKLR@aol.com with your address. BUT, I only have 23 so you will need to heat up the case to pull one. The case is so large that it acts like a heatsink; all of it has to be at the temp of the propane torch to ignite... Mag ignites around 700* Fahrenheit, much hotter than an oxy/ace torch could get it...
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ok, good info. I'll shoot you my address Scott, didn't want to keep bugging you all the time. I should be capable of removing one without screwing it up, so that should work good.
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Bug me all ya like, I'd never do anything if it were up to me...;)
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YTNUKLR,
You sound like my teenage son! |
I used a standard Sears torch with MAP gas. It took a couple of minutes -- but no issues.
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propane and oxy are ,is a nice set up and dose most all things
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