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That sounds about standard from what I have been hearing. Renting just doesn't make any sense to me unless it is for a day or a month or something. I agree with your idea of buying a smaller bottle if you don't use as much gas, so you are 'timed' into getting it refilled before the re-cert date...

OxyPro on 42nd has better prices on Oxygen than OxyPro on 61st, as my post above shows. It's good though that OxyPro on 61st exchanged your bottles when Air Liquide (the original seller) would not. So far I have enjoyed the friendly patient service I have received from Rob at OxyPro 42nd.

Janger has the bottom line here, I think. You don't have to ever worry about re-certification again because they give you a different tank each time you refill.

Who in Calgary has the best prices on tips and fittings etc., RE 2 pc propane cutting tip, propane heating/ brazing tips?

As for adapters to go from German to NA threads (DIN 477 No. 9 to CGA 540 etc.) I came up with nothing. I have abandoned the idea. I might cut and paste those German bottles into a project or something:)

I get that now, if you don't own the bottle you are limited to where you can refill it. I'm going to go with the $295er. Amazon.ca has a cutting torch attachment I think I would like too. I wonder if it will fit my old Craftsman handle...

The medical oxy tanks on Amazon.ca are cheaper; too bad they have different valves. The welder oxy tanks on Amazon.com are way more than Oxypro. I've spent enough energy looking online now. I need to decide which size is best, and get down there to pick it up. I am leaning towards either the...

It looks like OxyPro on 42nd has a 125CF for $295. That is a bit better than KMS 110CF for $300. Thanks

I called 5 gas outlets in Calgary: Some gave me approximate tank dimensions, some gave me volume, so it's a wee bit convoluted. There should be enough information to help make the decision on which store to use. I'm sick at home today so I figured I would post all of my findings:) 1. Praxair -...

I have German made propane and oxygen bottles; small ones from a Perkeo kit. The tanks are 20 inches tall ballpark. They have the valves intact. The best I can research for German tanks is: + oxygen valve fitting is DIN 477 No. 9 + propane valve is DIN 477 No.2 The best...