Building a Fixture table

[TomWS]

@mechanic416

I have only seen this on this post.

There have been plenty of examples on here. Small sampling starting with this one:

PRO Machine Torch Mount

A member recently asked about a machine torch mount for the PRO and I wanted to let you know we will be doing our best to offer these for sale in January. Still working on a price. The mount will accept machine torch body diameters between 1.25" and 1.75". For reference, 1.375" is the most common diameter for machine torches. There are also three seperate mounting holes for the top clamp so that the clamp to clamp distance can be adjusted for different machine torch lengths. See pic below! […

Machine Torch Mount

Hi guys, moved a few pics out of a comment thread over to here. These fit the supplied mount with you drilling one more hole to mount the second holder. Bored to fit most of the common machine torches in the 1-3/8" OD range. If you have a large amp version 1-3/4" OD body. I can probably bore to that as well. These are manual machined in my hobby shop not cnc, so tolerances are not at the .0004" of the F360 post process. Lol! 85$ shipped conus. Thanks. Steve. [20181006_130626] [1542321…

Big Thanks to Lil_Abners_Kustoms and Gamble Garage

Well, when Gamble Garage posted he had a few machine torches left for the RW45 I had to jump on that deal. Let me tell you, I do not regret one penny spent on this upgrade. Having your hand torch mounted to the machine with the supplied mount from Langmuir is great, but once you start cutting anything thicker than 1/8 you begin to find out if you truly have your torch square to the table. Well , I never could get it quite square because the weight of the torch usually dropped it a few degrees …

This one appears to have done it correctly: Magnetic machine torch holder

However, I have to agree with you George, we should start a new thread on this particular subject. Sorry @chowpay…