Save your cash

[Moon Willow]

I certainly don't feel I'm missing out by only using a sievert, I do own many other torches but my favourite is a small pencil torch
purchased on ebay £3.50 .

[CJ57]

I certainly don't feel I'm missing out by only using a sievert, I do own many other torches but my favourite is a small pencil torch
purchased on ebay £3.50 .

. I do sometimes doubt my competence on here :/

[susieq]

. I do sometimes doubt my competence on here :/

Glad I'm not the only one. Now off to google rat tail.

[enigma]

. I do sometimes doubt my competence on here :/

I don't even doubt mine I know LOL

Think I may have to look into some different nozzles, I only have 2 atm.

[caroleallen]

I used a Sievert for years and was quite happy with it. Like you, Caroline, I felt I was missing out, so invested in a Smiths little torch with an oxycon. Best thing I ever did. I have much more control now and it's boosted my confidence no end.

[CJ57]

I used a Sievert for years and was quite happy with it. Like you, Caroline, I felt I was missing out, so invested in a Smiths little torch with an oxycon. Best thing I ever did. I have much more control now and it's boosted my confidence no end.

The thing is Carole I was quite confident about my tools and my methods and especially my soldering until I joined the forums. I only feel I'm missing something because everyone says I am

[enigma]

Naughty Carole! this is a 'save your cash' thread !

[caroleallen]

I know, I'm easily lead!

[Wallace]

ahh, now I thought you were trying to help Save money in the long run- just go straight for the Smithy ( it is a wonderful tool to use)

[CJ57]

ahh, now I thought you were trying to help Save money in the long run- just go straight for the Smithy ( it is a wonderful tool to use)

Ah but I've had my sievert since 1979 so I think that's been great value for money and as long as it still does the job why spend more!