🔥 TIG Welding Torch Kit - Riverweld 17GL Stubby Gas Lens Series, 10N Collet Series, Compatible with DB SR WP 17 18 26 Torch - Assorted Set of 16pcs Review

Great little set. I don't think you will find anything cheaper than this quality. Even the deburring was pretty good and the supplies lasted as long as my branded supplies.

Not very high quality, but so far so good. Updated: These collet bodies work with the Furick mug. Simply slide 2 o-rings onto the mug's threaded base, wet the mug and install. Works with FUPA, BBW and ceramics.

So far I've only used accessories for Wolfram 3/32. That works great. With a short gas lens and cap, the flashlight really takes up a lot of space. However, shipping was very slow so I'm dropping a star for the month it took to ship this set.

I used one on aluminum at 180-200A with a #6 cup in a #18 burner for six hours. It worked great the whole time and I reduced and purged gas several times to end up with about 18 cfh and 23% XP. That saved me some gas and tungsten. Also in top shape after the session. Pleasantly surprised by the quality, I will buy more.

Sure this is a good starter kit but the quality reflects the country of origin. The heat shield (the white insulating piece between the torch body and the bowl) does not fit my CK26 torch. If I didn't have a really working quality CK from CK, this whole kit would be useless. Detailing is very "high-end, low-end" but works as intended. Bought once, cried once, IMHO.

A worthy upgrade for your Tig, especially if you don't currently use gas lenses. Shortly after getting the Tig device, I switched to gas lenses. It's been about a year now and I will never go back. This kit is handy because it's a gas lens, but it's small, giving your flashlight a smaller profile than a standard gas lens setup. I save gas by using them and gas is expensive so gas saving is worth looking into. I only used the 3/32" size but it worked flawlessly. a tackle box to keep the pieces…

After some average use when I tried to unscrew the china mug it started to unscrew the brass part from the copper base. Since I can't get pliers or something thin enough to stop him, he pulls it out and destroys the screens inside. They also get clogged up pretty quickly from the heat because they're pretty cheap quality. I had a few problems with the argon flow until I realized the screens were no longer letting gas through. I've never had this problem with high quality components. It would be

Edit: After a painful argument with Revain support I got the parts I needed. They sent me a return label and a full replacement for my order. This kit had the correct teflon nozzle seal so now all I have to do is return the old package. So my big advice would be to save your packaging. If they didn't send me a new order with packaging I could use and I couldn't print the label at work for free, I would just leave a low star review and buy a new gasket from my local weld shop for less than what…