SMITH Jewelry Torch Outfit – The Little Torch (23-1001D) | Precision Jewelers Torch

Meet The Little Torch

SMITH's The Little Torch Outfit is a compact, lightweight jewelers torch built to handle a range of precision metalwork tasks. Designed for fusion welding, brazing, heating, and soldering, it supports components from 3/16 inch metal to ultra-fine wires. The flame can be tuned across a spectrum of sizes thanks to the included curved tips, giving you the control you need for delicate joins or solid bead work. With a light yet sturdy build and a highly flexible hose, you can approach joints with accuracy, lift heat away from sensitive areas, and work in tight spaces with comfort and steadiness.

Fuel flexibility and control

The Little Torch is engineered for flexibility in the shop. It works with almost any fuel gas and oxygen combination, enabling you to configure your setup around what you already have on hand. Gases such as acetylene, hydrogen, propane, propylene, natural gas, or MAPP with oxygen can be used with its standard hose, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of tasks. The hose material is chosen for compatibility with these fuels, helping you connect safely and efficiently without swapping hoses for every gas type.

What’s Included

• 11-1101C torch head
• 8' (2.4 m) hoses
• Instruction manual
• #3-7 curved tips

Tips and Flame Range

The included #3-7 curved tips offer a range of flame sizes, from fine heat for delicate soldering to stronger heat for more robust tasks. The design emphasizes control, letting you guide the flame along curved surfaces or small joints with confidence.

Technical Specs

• Works with acetylene, hydrogen, propane, propylene, natural gas, or MAPP with oxygen
• Includes 8' (2.4 m) hoses for added reach
• Special hose material designed for fuel compatibility

Real-world Use

In practice, you can solder a tiny wire into a ring, braze a bezel onto a metal setting, or heat a joint just enough to soften a tight fit. The lightweight construction and flexible hose help you stay precise while you work in a compact studio or workshop.

Getting the Right Setup

Always consult the instruction manual for safe gas connections and operation. Use protective gear and operate in a well-ventilated area. This outfit provides flexibility so you can adapt heat and flame as your project evolves.