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    Quote Originally Posted by Toolmaker51 View Post
    Once that's painted, wondering percentage of people would not believe this is hand made, or produced by a private shop.
    I'd feel sorry for them, but it'd be a lost cause.
    Thanks. Its still missing some parts. I will integrate leg vise to it too. Video comes when its ready.

    Btw. While welding it, i got an idea about simple aid that makes easier to learn " walking the cup " with tig.

    Simple octagon shaped cup.
    Its easier to " walk " with the edged, than round shape.

    Short clip shows the use:
    https://www.facebook.com/45637460180...3932313711744/

    Note that camera is on the way, so i need to feed additive over it.
    It would be better to feed it in lower angle.

    Results:

    Homemade Rr-track anvil-fb_img_1611676223613.jpg
    Homemade Rr-track anvil-fb_img_1611676255136.jpg
    Homemade Rr-track anvil-fb_img_1611676262389.jpg
    Homemade Rr-track anvil-fb_img_1611676176267.jpg
    Homemade Rr-track anvil-fb_img_1611676184206.jpgHomemade Rr-track anvil-fb_img_1611676190080.jpg

    I haven't used that method earlier, just the " traditional " way.
    Actual cup is a shaped copper pipe on top of the size 6 ceramic cup.

    Homemade Rr-track anvil-fb_img_1611676196288.jpg

    Octagon shape is made by pressing pipe around suitable sized nut head.

    Helped me to learn the method.

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    Clever idea, nice work & beautiful TIG welds.
    Minor correction...it's a hexagon shape...6 sides....octagon would be 8 sides, and I'm not aware of any 8 sided nuts or bolts, but I've not seen it all yet.

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