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Due to my vision I can no longer tig weld.
I an looking for recommendations for a tig welder to weld on Mauser, etc. bolt handles.
I am also looking for a micro welder for small parts.
I need someone with reasonable prices and turn around time but most of all I need a quality weld.
All recommendations welcome. If you don't want to post you can PM me.

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James Bennett
Bennett's Gun Works
 
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If he will take on the work, Peter Nagel is your man:
http://restorativewelding.com/Background.html
 
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Dennis Olson, plains, Mt.


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You will not find a better or more knowledgable TIG welder than Peter Nagel. A great guy and a superb welder.

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Gentlemen, Thank you for your reply's.

I had contacted Peter some time back and he was not interested in welding on bolt handles. As for the smaller parts he might do them now.

I have not contacted Dennis Olson, but I will.

James
 
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http://accu-tig.com/

He does bolt handles.
 
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Bobster, Thanks but Dan no longer works on Mauser bolts, only Remington.

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Have you tried a welding helmet with magnifying inserts?


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Hi Ted,
The problem with my eyes has been going on for the last several years. When I start to weld my eyes will not focus and I get double vision.

Yes, I initially thought the problem was my helmet. I tried magnifying inserts. I then went to a high end helmet. I have set the shade to max, the sensitivity to max and the delay to minimum. Nothing that I have tried has worked to any degree.
My optometrist cant find anything but severe dryness. I have another appointment in mid March for more testing.

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James
 
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Hi Ted,
The problem with my eyes has been going on for the last several years. When I start to weld my eyes will not focus and I get double vision.

Yes, I initially thought the problem was my helmet. I tried magnifying inserts. I then went to a high end helmet. I have set the shade to max, the sensitivity to max and the delay to minimum. Nothing that I have tried has worked to any degree.
My optometrist cant find anything but severe dryness. I have another appointment in mid March for more testing.

Thanks
James


I wear 2.5 readers and I use a 2x insert in my helmet
My darkness is set to 8 for most of my welding and I use a very bright LED light over my welding bench....as we age our eyes require more light.
I once could TiG anything with my God given eyes....now I need a lot of magnification. I use a 25/40x auto dark microscope for my very small work these days.


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I to use 2.5 readers and a 2.5 in my helmet. I have a led over my bench and a overhead dental light that I focus on the weld area.
I have cataracts on both eyes but they won't remove them at this time.

James
 
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I to use 2.5 readers and a 2.5 in my helmet. I have a led over my bench and a overhead dental light that I focus on the weld area.
I have cataracts on both eyes but they won't remove them at this time.

James


Why can't you get your eye's fixed?

I had lenses put in both of my eyes two years ago at 49 years old


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Ted,
Several reasons.
One, the 2 optometrist that I have seen will not OK it. They can not figure out what is causing my problem as I describe. They have me on medication orally, eye drops and an eye lid wash.

Other reasons are age, heart disease, diabetes, along with a host of other medical problems.

James
 
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Ted,
Several reasons.
One, the 2 optometrist that I have seen will not OK it. They can not figure out what is causing my problem as I describe. They have me on medication orally, eye drops and an eye lid wash.

Other reasons are age, heart disease, diabetes, along with a host of other medical problems.

James


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