Coolant recommended is made specially for tig torch cooling and can be bought from the LWS or Miller or HTP etc. I am guessing people may have tried RV coolant etc but the correct stuff has an algicide and a lubricant (or at least I think they do) so I just use the correct stuff. The correct stuff ...

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170105/74e30c38015013c2c40df3af1598f30c.jpg I work in a commercial laundry for multiple hospitals and due to our new infection control procedures the new disinfectant we have to use in our surgery towel pack room started peeling the paint off our Norman Lift Tables...

@Steve S... Will do!


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Showed the Certiflat FB3648 to my boss and he placed an order before leaving for the day.


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It fits my GT perfect... What kind of riding do you do, lots of great trails up there in Washington State! Mostly trails on the Kitsap and Olympic peninsular... I have an older Specialized Enduro and a GT hardtail. When it's not raining on my days off I try to get a ride in. I have 2 County built a...

Made a quick little repair stand to hold my mountain bike, have to permantly mount the base to my work bench. I'm going to make it slide in and out to keep it out of my way, the top section will just pop out and store below. Have to add rubber to my clamps too...but it works great! Rick that is fre...

Made a quick little repair stand to hold my mountain bike, have to permantly mount the base to my work bench. I'm going to make it slide in and out to keep it out of my way, the top section will just pop out and store below. Have to add rubber to my clamps too...but it works great! Rick that is fre...

soutthpaw wrote:I have had good luck with tungsten and MIG liners from welding city.

Looking at getting a whole new MIG gun from them if they perform like this torch.

I received a two pack of this torch today to replace the Praxair ProStar rigid 20 style torch I currently have. Got to work and installed one in about 5 minutes. Right out of the package I liked the feel of the torch... It had a good weight to it and the flex was easy to bend but didn't feel flimsy....

I noticed when I was working with the aluminum, my filler rod would melt away sometimes as I try ed to dip it in the puddle. I didn't think my torch angle was too Angled.. what else can cause this? What were your machine settings, material thickness, filler type and size? Easier to correct the prob...

I'm in gig harbor wa. I think one problem is I weld both sides of the fillet joint. I grind everything clean before I start weld the first side and I'm finding that the second side tends to thebnhave contamination problems. I live in Port Orchard and travel thru GH everyday I head into work. Let me...

My name is Chuck and I'm new to the forum. I retired from the Navy as a steam plant and auxiliary systems tech and went to work as a steam plant and water reclaim plant tech in a commercial laundry plant servicing all of Seattle and Tacoma's major hospitals. Not long after I started my Chief Enginee...

That's looking better IMO. Also try bringing your argon down to 15-20 scfh. Remember to breath also... when I first started TIG I would hold my breath because I was concentrating on the puddle too much.


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