[Ten Hammers]

Your local welding supplier may or may not have torch "sets " hanging on the wall. This inc torch set and regulators and may or may not inc checkvalves ( flashback suppressors). My checkvalves are on the regulator end and I had to buy them seperately. The selection of tips in the set will be a consideration ( you may have the option of a rosebud ). My current set ( 5-6 years ago) is a Smith because the set was $ 169.95 IIRC. The old regulators finally were to the point that they would not economically re-build although the torch was good to go. I bought a Henrob torch a few years ago and weld with it ( was using it on old regulators ). The new Smith torch set pretty much sets in the box ( exception rosebud a few times ) but the regulators were what I needed. I also use a Smith gas saver valve. I have picked up a LOT of information over the years from this site and others regarding equipment. Thanks Glenn ( and the list could go on for many other folks ). BTW if you have no training in bottles or torches I would strongly suggest you get the training. Bottles are missles and acetelyne/propane have different issues to consider regarding fuel gasses. Hose connections /regulator connections as well. Don't mean to preach.The net can teach you a lot. A course in torch safety and use should teach you what you need to know. Acetelyne welding works very nicely in my business. You will notice that you have recieved several different brand loyalty posts and yes I have used them all ( Harris for LP too ). Where are you in the world ?