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If you have the ability to install way bigger piping, and the supply is such that it can maintain pressure in those pipes, you're good to go. But bigger piping only works if you can maintain...

Yes. And there are good reasons of course. For home use, low pressure suffices. This in turn means thinner piping, lighter joints, etc. And of course, in case of accidents, the pressure makes a...

I think with oxyacetylene, you'd run a real risk of burning way too hot.
And personally, I don't really like the idea of having an acetylene tank indoors.