Moose Knuckle #14 Ceramic (Single) - MK14KOKN - Furick Cup

Love these but they are expensive and easy to break. I will still buy more when I break them all =)

Use these for DC , especially stainless steel. Great gas coverage good price.

Works great no complains

Ordered #17 . Furick package contains cup for 9/20 torch. Ticons packaged the wrong cup. Also, package is missing a collet.

Small for the cup size and fit into the smaller areas of the cars I build. Will never go back to the others I was using.

Being new to the TIG process, I have seen so many videos that speak highly of Furick cups. I have no where near mastered the TIG process, but these cups are making the task far easier. Having only spent a couple of months TIG welding, I had reached the point where my welds were not embarrassing to show others. I certainly wont say that they look like some of the stuff you see on the internet. What I can say is that a simple change of cups (and the CFH, amperage, etc that accompanies this size cup) has almost instantly improved the appearance of my welds. Some will say that in many cases a large TIG cup (these are #10) is a waste of shielding gas, and perhaps they are, but for a hobby welder, gas consumption isnt much of a priority. All said, these are totally worth the price. They are my Go to cup now. Believe the hype. They work.

take my money, rainbow maker

Ive had issues with gas coverage while tig welding stainless steel metal as a hobbyist welder. This makes the gas coverage much wider and has made tig welding much easier.

Great tig cups for wider coverage they screw right on and give good gas coverage the tungsten can stay out a bit further so when you are in a tight spot or want to hold it perpendicular to the surface you can see what you are doing. Ive only been tig welding for three weeks at home and if i can do it you can as well. This was 121 amps tungsten 3/32 and filler 1/16th

Furick !!!