Search youtube ( and also on the forum ) for some adjustable wrist support designs.

Here's a couple I saved

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLumr3Hs5xg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiYeFfZO1MY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqbxYVWgtyA

Any possibility this could work for you ?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/TIG-PEN-/191404986545

Found this thru a Google search. Does this mean that since Argon and Helium are very close in numbers a flowmeter for Argon would work for Helium? I would venture to say that is incorrect, in general. That might be specific for that Dartmouth RTA thing, but look at this Miller flowmeter. Not that 1...

Poland308 wrote:Cool pictures. Is there an English version of the descriptions?

Google Translate sort of works OK within its technical limits.

Have the firm invest in a copy of this manual.

https://www.amazon.com/Gas-Tungsten-Arc ... 1566372062

To add to what Oscar suggested, I'd also suggest using a flanged return type joint as opposed to an edge to edge type.

Then the tank will be bullet proof and you could also use Cleco fasteners for assembly.

There is some 4130 tube coming manufactured in China; it's quite likely that plate could also originate from there. In the days when 4130 was all manufactured in the US, there were often variations in surface finish depending on the manufacturer. The tube or plate usually had manufacturer identifica...

I agree completely. All I was suggesting was that we choose our jokes carefully. It's an area where I catch myself being competitive, and I have to police myself carefully to not put up something that could sound racist or otherwise potentially offensive to any of our members. Sometimes, alcohol ha...

It may also be worth trying Lincoln Smitweld BV in the Netherlands.

http://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-us/co ... frica.aspx

* The Netherlands - Lincoln Smitweld B.V.
*
* PO Box 253
* Nijmegen 6500 AG
* P: 31 24 3 522911
* F: 31 24 3 522200

Some comments on the 300DX on here ;

http://www.millerwelds.com/resources/co ... asty-300dx

from someone who services them.

Anyone know anything about a l-tec heliarc 306 hf? Comes complete with cooler, torch, stick leads and cart. Looks nice but are these reliable? Have a read through the links here. http://www.google.com/search?q=L-tec+Heliarc+306+HF+TIG+welder&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&client=firefox-a&a...

My 0.02c ..........forget the Aircrafter and Syncrowave 300 for age and reliability reasons. If you don't go the new inverter route, I'd lean towards the Lincoln square wave 275 with cooler for $1500 or the Syncrowave 250 , then Idealarc 300/300 as second option. In both cases, they should be comple...

weldin mike 27 wrote:Li'l bone... if you have a issue with bs you are gunna have a baaaaadd time here. BTW this wasn't anywhere near the quality standard of BS we have on this farm.

PS There are regularly two mods here. Myself and Otto Nobedder.

Aussie Rules !

It's a shame .................. - funny on the rods - over here nickel has been used for as long as I can remember & is easy to get & not too expensive - aluminum bronze is unheard of -g related things. Could you let me know the details and breed of the nickel bronze TIG rod you use please....

'Better to have, and not need, than to need, and not have.'

Franz Kafka.

Have you been using this 2% on other jobs with no worries or is this the first usage ? Have you tried it on some material that you know welds OK with no problem ? You're not welding over something that was previously MIG'd ? Just for shits and grins, try another tungsten, from another packet, even a...

Wrapping brass shim around pins where they go through bushes / holes in plates can work to take up the clearance and hold things in alignment while tacking.

It doesn't hurt to apply a light smear of anti-seize to the surfaces.

I've used a Square Wave TIG 355 and really liked it and also the Idealarc 300/300. My reservation about the machine you are looking at is you can't try it out to see if all systems are functioning correctly. Being a cynical barsteward, I'd also wonder why a fully functioning machine like that doesn'...

WildWestWelder wrote:

Notapro wrote:
I like making things from Steel, Stainless And Aluminum. Woodworking is NOT for me.

I am the same as you. I love wood but me and wood just don't get along. Metal is where it's at!

+ 1.

The # 1 trouble with wood is you cant weld it back when you screw up !

Ceriated is okay-in fact it is all I use because that is all my teacher has at school. 3/32" on everything from35-180 amps. No problems from me. Keeps it shape pretty well to at higher amperages and even keeps its point on AC. As for zirconiated-don't do it especially on AC. That will get dest...

Ceriated is okay-in fact it is all I use because that is all my teacher has at school. 3/32" on everything from35-180 amps. No problems from me. Keeps it shape pretty well to at higher amperages and even keeps its point on AC. As for zirconiated-don't do it especially on AC. That will get dest...

I have a pound of 4043 that I bought from a retired boilermaker that is every bit of 20 years old and they weld better than some brand new stuff I got from the LWS. I can only assume it's because they were probably made here instead of china. My machine has auto set balance too but I run it a littl...

Don't waste money buying anything other than reputable name brand gas lens for any torch.

Remember the saying; " life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."

100% applicable in this instance.

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This guy came up with a nice piece. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqbxYVWgtyA That is part 2 of the video I linked above that I used to make mine. :lol: It is where he further enhanced the tool with the offset piece. I posted the wrong one . :oops: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiYeFfZO1MY