Hand to machine conversion???

[acourtjester]

Here is a video that may be of interest to some with hand torches. He offers the STL files too.

[weldguy]

Yep, thats pretty awesome. Oh man, need a 3D printer to play with!

[SegoMan DeSigns]

Tuning dreams into reality one part at a time.

[acourtjester]

Yes sir on the need for a printer, there are many simple things you can print to be used in projects. Or thing that would be great to have, some simple objects, handles, knobs, switch boxes, Just a few

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[adbuch]

Here is a video that may be of interest to some with hand torches. He offers the STL files too.

Tom - that is a pretty slick idea shown in the video! Very interesting stuff for sure. I have two 3D printers and use them quite often for specialized projects - very hand - to say the least! My latest project is a little sharpie holder to fit into the 1/2" collet in my cnc wood router table. Very similar to the one Steve did a while back - only as I recall his was meant to fit onto the end of a Duramax torch. Same idea. The fun part is doing the Fusion 360 solid model design (or whatever 3D modeling program you happen to use).

David

[weldguy]

Oh man! Tom...now your just teasing me lol

[acourtjester]

To bring out the DIY in you, have fun