Lugged silver brazing with Bernzomatic TS8000 torch?

[Matt]

Hi, I have done my first brazing with a MAP torch and with 56 silver it works just fine but there are some drawbacks:

1. The nozzle on the commonly available MAP torch is huge and it will heat up a large area, it’s hard to control
2. 56 silver is VERY expensive, you are talking about lug frames so that’s ok as you will use a small quantity of it but just FYI, it will cost you a lot.
3. You are starting steep with SS tubing and 3D printed lugs!!

What I mostly used my MAP torch was to braze cable stops and small parts as I was using tig mostly at the time (and not doing major jobs anyway)

I now have a more serious setup with an oxy concentrator:

Converting to Oxy/Propane

My acetylene finally ran out and been looking forward to swapping to a oxy propane setup due to the massive price increase in Acetylene and just the ease of getting my tank refilled and affordability. Not to mention I should be able to knock some of the price of converting with being able to trade my old tank in towards the tips and regulator I’ll be needing. Anyone else here run an Oxy/Pro torch setup? What size tips and regulator should I be looking at to help out with the conversion?

All in I am up and running with $290 plug the propane tank that I already had and I have a setup that will last me forever and that will only require a propane refill to keep working.