I have been reading the various cautions against using an oxy /
propane set up inside, and I am wondering if there are any
precautions that could be taken in order to use the Smith Little
Torch in a small indoor studio space. My husband gave me a soldering
set-up as a birthday present, but I am worried about safety, and
have not set used it yet. I don’t have a free standing garage, only a
basic studio in a small room of our apartment. There is a window for
ventilation. Previously, I have used just a plumber’s propane torch
for different sculpture projects at home, and have worked on large
metal sculptures (welding, foundry) in a shop atmosphere. I am
wondering if there are any safety precautions I could take in order
to use the Smith Little Torch in this small indoor studio? Is the
Smith LIttle Torch commonly used by jewelry artists who work in
their living space? Thanks for any advice.
Catherine