Henrob Torch

[W Vaughan]

I'm still waiting on my regulators to come in to start using this thing. I'm wondering how well it is really going to cut sheetmetal (16-20 ga.)? How much is it going to warp?

Thanks
Will Vaughan

[Tinbender]

Cuts very well, warps very little.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

W Vaughan, the henrod is at the top of my christmas list....for myself bought by myself..... please do post your opionions on that bad boy once you have a couple of days playing with it. i'm more interested in the welding side of the story.did that last henrod post get you hooked on the purchase......did me

[RileyRacing]

MercMan1951 speaks very highly of them. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Jason

[plan9]

there were a few henrob threads in the recent past... might be some info on your question

[Tinbender]

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i'm more interested in the welding side of the story.


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Welds like a dream. I'll never weld sheet metal with a MIG again. Don't wait til Xmas! Buy the #.5 tip the #0 is a little small for 18 ga, the #1 is slightly big.

[Deuce Rails]

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Welds like a dream. I'll never weld sheet metal with a MIG again. Don't wait til Xmas! Buy the #.5 tip the #0 is a little small for 18 ga, the #1 is slightly big.

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I got my 0.5 tip from Rob for free by filling out a survey card. (Although I could be wrong: the 0.5 tip may have come with the kit, and the 1.5 came after filling out the card.) The variety of tips is one of the best features of the Henrob.

[W Vaughan]

Thanks for the info. guys. I will keep you updated on my experience with my new rig. I just got a new scanner so maybe I can update with pics. too. In the other post on the board I didn't read much about how it cut thin material. Maybe it will work good enough I can talk my best freind into spending his money on a new air compressor instead of a plasma cutter.
Thanks
Will Vaughan