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  1. 03-04-2012 #1
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    We have a couple of arc welding irons up at the workshop but I never use them, I was thinking maybe I should take the gas cylinder back to BOC and save on the rental.

    Then out of the blue my son thing decides to have a go with the TIG over his lunch hour. This pic is from day 2 and it isn't his best, he took that to show his mates.

    I thought TIG was supposed to be difficult, or is it only difficult if you want to do thin?

    This could open up all sorts of possibilities
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