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Re: Using a short tig electrode Originally Posted by MinnesotaDave I like that small project for class. It's one of the first things the students will make next year actually. Do you still have that 5/32" tungsten? I made a few out of that stuff, works great until I lose it.
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Re: Using a short tig electrode I like that small project for class. It's one of the first things the students will make next year actually.
Re: Using a short tig electrode I have several scribes,, all are high carbon steel,, I ain't gonna go cheap, reusing scrap tungsten, just to have the tungsten snap and stick a hole in my skin somewhere,, Maybe I would think differently,, if I did not have young grandchildren "helping" me,,,
Re: Using a short tig electrode I got hold of some sticks of 3/16 2% years ago. Put shrink tubing on them and sharpened for scribes. Very durable.
Using a short tig electrode Here is a neat use of a short tig electrode to make another tool. https://www.instructables.com/Handy-...m_medium=email
Using a short tig electrode
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