hotrex

sgoertz

I haven't noticed a differnce with 1/16" and 3/32nd" the welds in this picture were done with 3/32nd and all my other welds now are done with 3/32n"
The nice things to 3/32" is that the tip on the tungsten lasts alot longer because it is thicker it can absorb the heat alot better so you have less grind time and tungstens last longer.

-James

gon3r

nice welds james. however, having the best welds isn't the only thing it takes to be the best. customer service can take you a long way i think. just look at brian's continuous issues.

rudebwoy

can ya'll pros show pics of your tig welding setups. I am looking into buying a welder, I am getting really good at mig welding but I dont know anything about tigs, I pic of one might give me an idea.

myshtern

Start your own thread

rudebwoy

why would I load up the forum with new thread just to ask a simple question, in a related subject?

myshtern

Its relevant to Fabrication/****, not this thread.

MikeJ-2009

Yeah, this thread is relevent to Fabrication, but your question isn't.


I didn't get the memo of when myshtern became fabrication/**** mod.

myshtern

Start your own thread.

MikeJ-2009

No need for a new thread, you didn't. That was the point.