New Tig.. Lorch HT200

[eSCHEn]

Given a historical usage it's always tricky to find the right balance between "new" and "safe" defaults. So if you make the setting change in the softmenu it persists forever? Nice and easy if so

 

[Brad93]

As I said you go into the background memory and turn it off. No need to jump the pins.

 

[Xup]

A nice more pretty fix would be to jump two pins in a Tuchel plug and just plug that in. Maybe epoxy the end closed if you can be bothered.

Ha!, after having the Tig sitting here for a week waiting my pedal, that only took 36hours from orderin in the US to arriving in the UK.......only for it to have a holiday for 2 weeks in customs, only released today to me as I phoned them yesterday playing bloody hell.

So Pedal arrived 2pm today....eek error code....pretty fix never came into my mind Wanted to weld, weld, weld
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Cheers everyone for the info Help and Matt for clarifying.

@matt1978, my machine came with 9 full size manuals, one of them in English, others are waste, must be a better way than this.

 

[matt1978]

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Cheers everyone for the info Help and Matt for clarifying.

@matt1978, my machine came with 9 full size manuals, one of them in English, others are waste, must be a better way than this.[/QUOTE]

I agree mate, a total waste. It's a question I've asked before.

Answer I got was its something to do with CE conformity

 

[Brad93]

Small job making some brackets from some left over material. Not that happy with how they came out overall. The welds came out ok. It's some sort of polished gold heat coloured stainless on one side and as a result I think the oxide layer must be thicker from the heat colouring as it didn't pool as expected meaning I had to put a bit more heat in to get the puddle to flow along the joint nicely.

Should have wire brushed it.

Also should have jigged it up better and had the airline at hand to air quench it.

 

[Richard.]

Small job making some brackets from some left over material. Not that happy with how they came out overall. The welds came out ok. It's some sort of polished gold heat coloured stainless on one side and as a result I think the oxide layer must be thicker from the heat colouring as it didn't pool as expected meaning I had to put a bit more heat in to get the puddle to flow along the joint nicely.

Should have wire brushed it.

Also should have jigged it up better and had the airline at hand to air quench it.

Oh dear. Did you bend em Brad.

 

[Brad93]

Oh dear. Did you bend em Brad.

Not ****** bent but not square either.

 

[Richard.]

Not ****** bent but not square either.

Ha ha ha.
That'll be bent then

 

[Brad93]

Probably knock into place

 

[Brad93]

@Richard. Page 5 mate.

 

[Munkul]

@Brad93 did you ever get to the bottom of the poor HF? I'm suffering the same problem, now :/ and wondering if it's the torch...

 

[Brad93]

@Brad93 did you ever get to the bottom of the poor HF? I'm suffering the same problem, now :/ and wondering if it's the torch...

To be honest mate I think it’s the fact I’ve used my speedway a few too many times without the cooler on.
With the lorch torch I have no issues

I tend to touch the tungsten to the work automatically now either way.

It strikes an inch away once you’ve cleared the static.

Used to use a shnchrowave that did it every time!