[PeteM]

Step 2: Insert collet through rear of torch (hehehe)

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[PeteM]

Step 3: Push tungsten through collet

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[PeteM]

Step 4: Cup of your choice on the front, adjust stick out a little, place back cap on the back. Snug down back cap to tighten up the tungsten so it doesn't get crazy on you.

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[PeteM]

I'd add step 5 and say Weld: and add a picture of some weld prn, but honestly mine just ain't that good.

[Chips O'Toole]

Does the collet for the 1/8 tungsten fit into the collet body?

The 1/8" collet fits the collet body just fine. That's why I thought it was weird that the tungsten would not go through the collet body.

[weldin mike 27]

Its the hole in the end that is the different size,

[PeteM]

Does the collet for the 1/8 tungsten fit into the collet body?

The 1/8" collet fits the collet body just fine. That's why I thought it was weird that the tungsten would not go through the collet body.

When they're brand new, before everything gets hot and cold a few times, they can be a little snug. I don't know if anybody does it any differently, but I find it helps to do them in that order so that you can give the tungsten a good shove when it needs it.

Hope that helped, and happy tiggin'.

[CanMoulder]

each size tungsten has a specific collet body size
so if you change the tungsten size you have to change the collet and the body
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also the paint on the end of the tungsten can be to large if trying to slide in from the open end

Kevin