I wanted to post this here to get some feedback for a TIG cup I have developed and am currently in the testing phases of. Currently we have #6, #8 and #10 cups done that will fit on the 9, 20, etc series gas lens and the stubby gas lens for the 17, 26, etc. The whole idea is to have a cup that will not break, and as a bonus you can use it as a hammer.
Been following this for a while. Seems interesting. I am excited with all the recent innovation in TIG cups!
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Depending on how things go we might release a limited batch before the holidays but can't guarantee that. The patent process is a long one and I don't want to release to soon. There will be some floating around that will be and have been sent to other welders for beta testing and feedback so you might hear some honest opinions here soon.
-Jonathan
Jon was kind enough to bring the cup to the LWS and show it to me. Although I haven't tested it (which I'm not sure what that would be worth anyway with my limited TIG experience), I was very impressed with the design and overall concept. Looking forward to seeing this project develop!
I weld stainless, stainless and more stainless...Food Industry, sanitary process piping, vessels, whatever is needed, I like to make stuff.
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I think it's made out of recycled chipping hammers after watching the video of him beating the snot out of it. Now I see why he needed an unbreakable tig cup. I'm not sure if he read the manual, but I didn't think there should be any slag to chip when you're done tig welding.