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Here is one I made when I first got my TIG https://www.flickr.com/photos/24370911@N08/sets/72157629416237888/ It uses a magnet to hold it to the table.
Jeff
Jeff
Jeff - just went to the site and looked at yours ... you are an artist, it would appear .... did pretty kool job ... I can do the welding but I have no art in my blood .. music yes ... art: NO! Thanks though - am sure the other guys will also get a smile on their faces .... Thanks for sharing.Here is one I made when I first got my TIG https://www.flickr.com/photos/24370911@N08/sets/72157629416237888/ It uses a magnet to hold it to the table.
Jeff
Sexy!)Here is one I made when I first got my TIG https://www.flickr.com/photos/24370911@N08/sets/72157629416237888/ It uses a magnet to hold it to the table.
Jeff
Here is one I made when I first got my TIG https://www.flickr.com/photos/24370911@N08/sets/72157629416237888/ It uses a magnet to hold it to the table.
Jeff
Doug, Tom at Oxtools shows a big torch holder he made with steel rod that is very easy to make.
My brother lived in Julian for a while. I noticed you are in Ramona.
Pat
Here is one I made when I first got my TIG https://www.flickr.com/photos/24370911@N08/sets/72157629416237888/ It uses a magnet to hold it to the table.
Jeff
tickles when you accidentally hit the switch:roflmao:
Oh, I hate when that happens! The worst/dumbest move I ever pulled was having a long piece of filler rod touching the side of my neck then accidentally bump it with the electrode. Whoahhhh Baby.... that's a wake-up call.
Ray
Here is one I made when I first got my TIG https://www.flickr.com/photos/24370911@N08/sets/72157629416237888/ It uses a magnet to hold it to the table.
Jeff
Pat - is there a link or something I can refer to? Always interested in other folks' ideas.
I grew up in MO before I came to CA in mid-70's. Lived all over CA, but finally came to Ramona 10 years ago (moved here a month before the Cedar Fire). Been to Julian many, many times. Take care / Thx / Doug with Pugs