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Wall Holder for a TIG torch (WIG Brenner Wandhalter)

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I needed a holder for my tig torch to safe storage between welding projects.

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I needed a holder for my tig torch to safe storage between welding projects. As I have no welding machine cart yet, I made this wall mount torch holder and want to share it with you.

The holder secures the WP26-F torch safely, regardless of the bending position of the torch's tip. Furthermore, the torch is easily mountable and unmountable.

As I have installed the torch holder to the shelf the welding machine is currently standing in, it became a convenient place to rest the torch even during an ongoing welding project.

Please read my print settings and post-print recommendations down below.

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Thank you very much and happy printing,
Martin

Print instructions

  • Printer Brand: Prusa
  • Printer: Mk2.5s
  • Rafts: No
  • Supports: No
  • Resolution: 0.20 mm
  • Infill: 25% Gyroid
  • Filament: Das Filament PETG Black

Notes

Print the parts either separately or in one batch. The parts are already oriented, as shown in the pictures above — no need for supports or rafts.

I used only to perimeters but 25% infill and 5 top and bottom layers. You may find other settings that fit your printer and print style better. But make the holder sturdy as a torch can have some weight resting on the parts.

Post-Printing

Place the "ear" parts onto the base part and bolt the assembly onto a wall, shelf or wherever you need it. I used 5mm thick Torx 20 screws with a length of 50mm (so: 5x50 Torx 20).

The screws provide additional structural strength to support the weight of the holder.

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