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    Tig torch stand layout

    Here is the layout for the TIG torch stand as promised. I enlarged the handle area to accommodate split rubber tubing on the edge to keep from damaging the torch insulation. You will also need to add an inch to the bottom to be bent at a right angle to allow bolting to a magnet. Either that or weld it to an angle. I suggest making a cardboard cutout to verify your torch will fit the design before cutting metal. I used aluminum .080 thick.
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    I found the best way to cover the plate edges to keep from cutting the TIG torch insulation is to split some 10G electrical wire insulation along the length. Form it around the lower slot all the way around and secure it with silicone. The insulation is thin and fairly hard to protect without wearing down quickly.
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    Thanks Gadget

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    Thanks for the drawing, nice job. Looks like a good project that might keep the torch handy and safe.

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    I actually have the CNC machine code for this now. If someone were to twist my arm I might be inclined to cut one for them.
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    Looks good. I may have to make one of those. But a welding cart is probably first on the list of things to make.

    That should be a pretty quick thing to cut out with the CNC plasma cutter.

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    Yes, it took about 15 seconds each to cut. Setup time is pretty quick too now that I have it all worked out.
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    It looks good, I'll have to make one this weekend.
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    Looks real good. When I get my multi-process I'll have to cut one up. I'm going to save a copy of that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gadget View Post
    I actually have the CNC machine code for this now. If someone were to twist my arm I might be inclined to cut one for them.
    If your setup to do one of these I'd sure be interested in one and be most grateful...
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    I'll be doing some cutting shortly Steve, I'll cut one for you.
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    Gadget made one for me I use it all the time!! Thanks again Gadget...
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