Tig torch micro conversion kit.Where to find ?.

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Can anyone out there direct me to where to currently buy the conversion kit's,which adapt a regular TIG torch for welding thinner guages.
Reply:What thickness are you welding several tig torches can handle a 0.02 tungsten with the correct collet and collet body combination. Tthe problem is whether your power source is stable enough at the low end and if the welder is smotth enough.
Reply:I don't know if this is your answer, but if you are looking to micro-tig this place has the torches. http://www.arc-zone.com/index.php?ma...d=62&chapter=0. Other than that, if your looking to weld thinner gauges; Use your settings, they are what "adapts" a normal tig torch for various thickness and types of material."SOUTHPAW" A wise person learns from another persons mistakes;A smart person learns from their own mistakes;But, a stupid person.............never learns.
Reply:Thanks Chaps,And sorry to take so long to come back to you.Since i last looked into this some years ago,the complete micro kits as papabear directed me to have become available.What i am having trouble finding,is the smaller Collet/Tungsten/Cup[?] combination components [weldinglifer mentioned as small as 0.02] to adapt a regular torch down to thinner guages.Can anyone direct me to a resource for these ? [I'm in the UK].Also maybe give some more insight into the possible problems associated with the stability/smoothness of the arc [Would'nt simply a low powered portable inverter suffice ?.
Reply:Originally Posted by AMD 65Also maybe give some more insight into the possible problems associated with the stability/smoothness of the arc [Would'nt simply a low powered portable inverter suffice ?.