I want to build the following:
Picture a torch consisting of 2 tips looking like a "Y". At the top of the "Y" would be a tip on each, pointing inward at a 90 deg angle. It would be attached to one regulator and be plumbed to my 2 gal propane tank. It would then be mounted on a bench pointing both flames at a rotating cyclinder much like the Ken Light's machine.
Back to my question, could this torch setup be created out of standard brass or copper tube and fittings?

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...my question, could this torch setup be created out of standard brass or copper tube and fittings?

Certainly. The transition from the factory plumbing to your new stuff would be something of a challenge tho.

Ideal angle IMO is 170 degrees as it heats the cases the quickest. At 180 it actually repels much of the heat

from one tip too the other , so off setting them slightly is more effective .

You will need a rotary actuator and timing device for station pausing there are a couple of ways to go .

Thanks guys. So, there isn't an easy way to hook up a larger propane bottle to torches?