that oxy fuel setup is really useful, but if you get one, be prepared for $600 to $700 with tanks, unless you buy the extra tiny ones as a full kit from Home depot. Best to get Victor or whatever you local welding shop carries parts for. Some of those odd ball sets can be very hard to get tips for and the tip that comes with teh sets are usually #1 or bigger, and you will want #0 or #00.
There are a lot of addsitional safety issue with the tanks too. NEver get anything petroleum based in, on or around O2. Pressurized O2 and oil, petroleum based hand lotion, or whatever can create fires. The fires start with itty bitty leaks that push through the oil. These little fires can cut into the hose, fixtures and the tank. Once it goes, the tanks blow and, bye bye. Ever seen an Oxygen lance? Steel pipe is the fuel for the fire, it is amazing.