Propane plumbers torch adapter

Hello everyone,

I am a new member to the group. First let me say how much I
appreciate all of the great and helpful techniques I
have found here. I have aquestion about torches, specifically
propane torches.

I am new to the metalsmithing aspect of jewelry making and design. My
background is primarily in wire work and I am trying to expand my
skills set.

I have a small studio in my home which is a single level ranch type
house.

I would love to have a torch set up that would allow me to have the
type of flame control that I have seen with the oxy-acetylene
torches. However, because of the placement of my studio and the
layout of my house I am nervous about having a fuel tank and oxygen
tank in my house.

I currently use a propane plumbers torch for the little bit of
soldering that I do. I was wondering if anyone knew of an adapter
system that would allow me to get a similar flame size as with the
oxy-acetylene torches but continue to use my propane canister. I did
find one kit from Bernzomatic that seems to do just this but while
reading some reviews of the kit I learned that Bernzomatic has
discontinued the product so you cannot get replacement tips when you
need them. So if anyone know of any other types I would really
appreciate the and a link to the product.

Thanks so much in advance.
Have a great day.
heather

I currently use a propane plumbers torch for the little bit of
soldering that I do. I was wondering if anyone knew of an adapter
system that would allow me to get a similar flame size as with the
oxy-acetylene torches but continue to use my propane canister. 

I just bought this one, the EZ Torch, from Otto Frei on the
recommendations from the last time this discussion was held.

Haven’t used it yet but it seems like it would be just what you’re
looking for, plus the spare parts are available from them as well.

Enjoy!
Brenda