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    OK, I had to make one too. Sales department is gonna be all over us Monday.

    The closed loop system is nice but this looked like fun and cheap. Picture of my adapter included at the end. I used it today and it work very well.

    Tapped into a barbed brass hose fitting (5/16" OD I think it was) with a male 1/4 NPT barb, it works great. I did have a 1 drop "drip" every 20-30 seconds.

    Mark, the 6010 rods worked fine on the PowerTIG 250 LX in DC pulsed mode, I will try straight DC tomorrow. Sticky little rascals until you get the hang of them.
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