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Nice idea on spill back valve. I've ordered my pump now. It's much smaller and more powerfull than the one in the link. (Pricier too)
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Mate I ###kin love it. Done all my outside corners over the square edges on that thing. It's worth it's weight in gold for someone like me
Spill the beans lol
You mean your pump was more expensive than 287 dollars??
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Or peas for those who dont like beans......with ali i need all the help i can get......all the gear no idea!
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Oh no sorry not that much,
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My new toy from matt.
Heavy lump of metal.
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No pleasing some folk.
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Wash your mouth out Darren. This is my thread and no lines are to be crossed regarding big R's on my beloved cooler. It's getting a coat of wolf yellow and my daughter is going to sticker it up in frozen stickers. Ok for you BB
Ah yes cast iron table....I remember now.
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Mate it's awesome. Super heavy and proper square/flat.
I might take you up on it soon mate.
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I have an old ProCon pump on a 240v motor, a few old car heaters and a tig torch that gets very hot. I have been wondering about upgrading to a different machine with a cooler, but strikes me that I could make my own cooler if it would work with my machine.
I know nothing about various tig torches and machines, mine is an Esab Handytig 180 ACDC which is just a rebadged Lorch Handytig 180 ACDC. Could this accept a watercooled tig torch? When I wanted a smaller flexible torch I bought an Esab one as wasn't sure if you had to stick to the manufacturers own kit. The control plug is a two wire metal affair with a screw locking collar.
I know nothing about various tig torches and machines, mine is an Esab Handytig 180 ACDC which is just a rebadged Lorch Handytig 180 ACDC. Could this accept a watercooled tig torch? When I wanted a smaller flexible torch I bought an Esab one as wasn't sure if you had to stick to the manufacturers own kit. The control plug is a two wire metal affair with a screw locking collar.
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Nice project. Easy to solder some fins to the copper heat exchanger tubes if there isn't enough cooling. Papst fans I have found in the past to be well built, quiet, and often flow a little more air than comparable units. Can be pricey new but old stock might be worth keeping an eye out for.
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It looks just like a bought one!
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Ever thought of using finned copper tube?
I used to make coils similar to this
I used to make coils similar to this
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Welding and tank look good.
I made up some computer bits a long time ago, I think I had it 2005-2012 and nothing leaked
Computer brushless dc pumps and heat exchangers would be very good for this. I'd recommend using 6mm OD hose, it will be adequate and give a lot more freedom at the torch end. What are you using to cool the torch?
How much heat will it be removing?
I made up some computer bits a long time ago, I think I had it 2005-2012 and nothing leaked
Computer brushless dc pumps and heat exchangers would be very good for this. I'd recommend using 6mm OD hose, it will be adequate and give a lot more freedom at the torch end. What are you using to cool the torch?How much heat will it be removing?
