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Sounds nice!

Thanks!

Would like to see a pic if you do not mind.

That's sound to be not a bad idea. Chy

Thanks Lee, I have not yet made a challenge to a Soda can with my TIG, seems a tad hard job to me too. Argon gas costs a lot, so it's only a fly in the ointment or a thorn in the neck to me, lol. Hope you can give that water cooled unit a good set up.

Good evening Sir TLee, Yes I am he who posted that to the forum some time ago. Glad to hear from a hobbyist welder like my self. Giving some nice repair to aluminium head is fascinating job too, hope you can do that soon and show us some pics of the results. Look forward to seeing them. Thanks. chy

Yesterday this tool/unit got a prize at the Homemade Tools net, that is called 'Homemade Tool of the Week Winner' http://www.homemadetools.net/forum/carburetor-diaphragm-movement-detector-its-system-67278

Thanks, I saved his site at my favorites. Seems to be another nice site! Chy

One candidate is this unit; MIG Welder Welding Machine Wire Drive Motor Feed Feeder Roller 0.6 12V

Nice one. Who is he, CK? thinking of making a electric one with a motor unit though. Finger feeding is good for low amperage but prefer some more speed in filling when a tad more bigger current, like in a case welding 0.8mm thick steel for butt welding.

Hello @old guy, thank you for comment. Did not know much about rifle but is it one like this, sitting top at the left end of the barrel?

Good evening @mgr1 and thanks, glad to know you like it. Wish to see your one when you try for one!

This is the wire reservoir with a Teflon tube to the feeder.

I mostly enjoy TIG welding on thin metal like 0.5mm thick steel sheet, for e.g. like power pipes, carburetor attachments and etc. The parent material of this thickness needs small wire, 0.6mm in diameter as far as my welding skill concern but this wire mostly come to us in a shape being reeled...

Glad you like the way I go, thanks Mastermind. Chy

As far this experiment tells YES, if this '1x' means '1000rpm'. The last pic above tells the pulse comes and works at 7000rpm too.

Thanks Steve that is a fun idea, but I have to brush up my skill some more before I try post some before-after pics of welding, will be a tad shame to post poor results with melt-downs, lol.

Hi Mike good morning, while I have been struggling with TIG and gas welding practice the Spring has come to our garden too and small buds are coming out here and there. Glad to know you seem OK. Chy

Good morning friends, good morning Steve, and thank you for paging me lol. this circuit seems to be some sort of power unit equipped with a couple of thyristors at the top, and it's capacitor looks to be deteriorated a bit, in the middle, but do not know more though. Been struggling with welding...

If possible wish to see that broken part on pics Mark, thanks.