Where can a guy get the large grey welding cup that has been used in the past couple new videos?
I weld a lot of cast aluminum that has protected areas and need a lot of tungston stick out.
Help would be appreciated; it looks like that cup would work better than the gas lens I use now.
Shower head lenses and cups are available at www.arc-zone.com. I bought a set a month ago but haven't had a chance to use them yet.tom275 wrote:Where can a guy get the large grey welding cup that has been used in the past couple new videos?
I weld a lot of cast aluminum that has protected areas and need a lot of tungston stick out.
Help would be appreciated; it looks like that cup would work better than the gas lens I use now.
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If you like to "walk the cup", you'll love those big cups. Much smaller wrist action for the distance traveled.
I bought a champayne nozzles from weldtec and I can't get it to work at all. I have tried all different gas flow levels and it doesn't seem to matter at all, until the pressure is so high it blows the shield out of the area. Jody stated in his video, he sent out, that he had to modify the screen assembly to get it to work and I would appreciate it if he would explain how he did that and what he did; since I now own these thing. Also he said that he was going to be selling his own large cups; when will that be? This is for aluminum welding! The large cup with scotchbrite pad works well to increase stick out, but I need more.