Victor Cutskill 3-GPN Size 000 Propane Cutting Tip

Get Clean Cuts on Sheet Metal with Propane

If you are running propane or natural gas in your shop to save on fuel costs, you need the right tip to get the job done. The Victor Cutskill 3-GPN-000 is your go-to solution for cutting thin steel without blowing it away. Designed to fit the big Victor 300 Series torches (the heavy-duty ones most pros use), this tip converts your setup to run efficiently on alternative fuels. The size 000 is the baby of the bunch, perfect for slicing through 1/8-inch material like sheet metal, brackets, and auto body panels. It gives you the control you need to make precise cuts without warping the metal with too much heat.

Why choose a GPN tip? Unlike acetylene tips which are one piece, this propane tip uses a two-piece design. You have a brass inner part and a copper outer shell. This design is crucial because propane burns differently than acetylene; the recessed tip helps anchor the flame so it doesn't blow out when you hit the oxygen lever. Plus, the copper shell is tough. It stands up to the heat and sparks of daily shop life, and if you accidentally bump it against the work, the recessed inner part stays protected. It’s built to last, just like you'd expect from a Victor product.

Using the 3-GPN-000 is straightforward. Set your propane pressure low (around 3-5 psi) and your oxygen to about 20-25 psi, and you are ready to rip. You'll notice the preheat takes a second longer than acetylene, but once you get that puddle, the cut is smooth and clean. Because it's a Cutskill tip, you get genuine Victor quality at a price point that makes sense for any fabrication shop, farm, or maintenance crew. Stop struggling with the wrong tips and burning up expensive gas—switch to the 3-GPN-000 for your light-duty cutting needs.

This tip is versatile, too. While it's great for hand cutting, the consistent flame geometry means it works well for straight-line cutting machines that use Victor-style torches. It’s an essential tool for anyone doing HVAC work, metal art, or general repair on lighter gauge steel. Keep a few in your toolbox so you're always ready to cut clean and save green.