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[header] How to solder pipe [title] Assemble the tools you'll need for soldering the pipe. [step] Most importantly, you'll need a propane torch. This is a small propane tank with a regulator fitted on top; some have an automatic igniter, while others will require a striker to ignite the gas.

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  1. The propane torch is also called a pilot-welder as it will allow you to perform the soldering process with a more intense flame. The pilot-welder is safe for use on pipe pipes, but a pilot is better.
  2. You will also need lead-free solder (leaded solder can leach into your water supply, causing health problems). A tube cutter is the ideal tool for cutting copper pipes, but a hacksaw will also work.
  3. Here's the most basic tools you'll need to solder a pipe. [substeps] You can fill a small tank's opening with the following: a amp-3 balance a striker to ignite water [title] Assemble the parts and tools you'll need.
  4. [substeps] If you're working with propane, you'll need torch gaskets which put a locking ring around the fuel source. It doesn't matter which one there is--you just need one.

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