Jizzle69

Yes that was what I was going to do next. Thank you everyone for the help and the info

Now dark and time to be done darn but from that to this

Woohoo thank you everybody for the help been having a little fun in between shortenings

Update slowly wearing that back and finally got my ledges put on for brick doors on each end. Does it being closed make a difference on tuning?

But here's what it's at now 

Awesome thank you so much looks like I gotta go buy few more tools will update when I get it changed

Darn that's like .7 of 1mm. I'm pretty sure that's less than my saw blade hmm? If I'm able to do that do these torch tip files carve the hole back out (I've never used one). Curious because I cut a piece off of an older tip for test and it completly closed the hole

So here's the new one seems a bit rich maybe? So probably ordering some .030 will help that?

I will try I'm doing this all from my phone dont exactly know how to do that

So made it to the store today got a .035 was gonna get .030 and .035 but all the stores were out of .030 installed it and started getting this sorry for the quality it's still light out cant really see the flame but instant improvement no more chirp or whistle and holds the flame I will try to get a picture of just the burner when its darker

Oh and the only reason I have all that coming off the burner is because i was worried about the pipe getting hot and come to find out it did lol

Thank you everyone for the help I will be trying this after work today and sorry buzzkill yes I am having issues lighting it outside and inside

On 5/6/2019 at 10:39 PM, Jizzle69 said:

Washington, and Frost-T it actually is a T with a 1/2" cap welded after that I taped the hole from the 3/4" hole side to make sure it was straight. Maybe the first picture was crooked looking cause the the cap isnt square but if that tip is off it has to be like a hair or 2 lol. Lastly pretty sure it's a .025

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Thank you buzzkill I will try that tomorrow didnt have time today also how hot should the burners get?

That's what I did i said i backed it way down it was probably 8 and i cracked the shut off barely so it was probably closer to 3, 4, maybe 5 and could get it lit but it was the same results i was getting with the bbq regulator

25 minutes ago, Frosty said:

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The mig tip in the picture it's not to close to the throat of the t?

Could my tip be too close to the throat? 

I have a inline psi gauge that after first plugging in the new reg. it was at 40 at first had to turn it down a bit before trying to lite

So first that was an older pic yesterday lol so thats the new regulator, second spokane Washington, and Frost-T it actually is a T with a 1/2" cap welded after that I taped the hole from the 3/4" hole side to make sure it was straight. Maybe the first picture was crooked looking cause the the cap isnt square but if that tip is off it has to be like a hair or 2 lol. Lastly pretty sure it's a .025

I first tested my burner with a low pressure bbq regulator and was having the exact problem people said I would whistling, chirping, and back burning in the tube. Got my high pressure regulator today got it all hooked up and I'm having trouble lighting it. I got it lit a couple times but at a way low pressure and with the the shut off valve cracked barely once again since it was barely open having same issue along with it got fairly hot not red or anything but I burnt my finger. I'm confused and trying to not get discouraged but its frustrating