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Now I have an acetylene torch I've been using that a lot. Heat the offending item up 'til it's nice and red, allow to cool a bit and out it comes. If not, do it again. I was wondering about getting one of those Mini Ductor things but with acetylene you can keep the gas flame nice and tight so it doesn't do any collateral damage unless you wave it about. My friends have christened me 'hot spanner man'.
 
Now I have an acetylene torch I've been using that a lot. Heat the offending item up 'til it's nice and red, allow to cool a bit and out it comes. If not, do it again. I was wondering about getting one of those Mini Ductor things but with acetylene you can keep the gas flame nice and tight so it doesn't do any collateral damage unless you wave it about. My friends have christened me 'hot spanner man'.
Aye, but what about ya prowess with the acetylene torch! ;):D:p
 
Aye, but what about ya prowess with the acetylene torch! ;):D:p

I don't think I've got any pictures of stuff I've been doing lately. Mainly just helping a friend take apart an ancient cement mixer, possibly an early Winget model powered by a green Lister iron ingot. The gas cracks off the caked on cement and makes ancient nuts and bolts feel young again. Next time I go over to Wales I shall rebuild the cast iron foot of a roll top bath and try and remember to take some pictures.
 
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