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erm... think so - welder is up in garage, not close by, but I am sure it has. £54 for a refill - this is £22.50.
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if it is a twin guage have a look at the main pressure guage when you first crack it open, if it's anywhere near 200 psi that a right good price
if you've been using pub gas before you'll find it must nicer to use
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hee hee - i aint used anything before - except on the welding course - so its a new game to me - this weldering stuff.
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just connected it up - and I only have one gauge - however it reads 180PSI so - not bad, I reckon. 
By doing the prep work yourself, and the painting afterwards, your proberly cutting your bill in half. Invest £20 in an angle grinder, get yourself a mask and thick welding gloves and get cracking. quote]
Also remember that if by accident the grinder jams it could throw itself into your 'T' shirt cutting through that and then slicing in to your stomach, this would result in a visit to the local emargency room where they will give you 4 stitches, some pain killers as its quite painful for a couple of days, oh, and a course of 3 tetanus injections.
I cannot remember where I found out about this but heh I also heard tetanus injections can really effect your memory!
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Dave
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