well thats good to know i certainly dont want to cause a fire hazerd from electricity.
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01-06-2008, 10:47 AM #91
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01-07-2008, 04:36 AM #92
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does anyone like the xmt series, or the shopmate series? how about the maxstars.
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01-08-2008, 10:10 AM #93
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hello does anyone have an opinion on what a good welder for home use would be . ill be looking at mig and tig welders, and maybe a cheap stick welder also.
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01-08-2008, 05:50 PM #94
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If you had a Dynasty 200DX you would cover both tig and stick. If you got yourself a HH210 or a Passport Plus then you would be covered in the shop or a friends house
If you chose to go bigger, any of those welders would sell on e-bay in record time.
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01-08-2008, 11:21 PM #95
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i was thinking for mig the millermatic 350 or 350p. and tig probaly the dynasty but i love to have a syncrowave.
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01-09-2008, 12:19 PM #96
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well got my tillman black onyx hacket yesterday and i love it, i also start welding school on the 14th of this month anytip and suggestions for passing the cert tests.
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01-09-2008, 03:03 PM #97
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01-10-2008, 07:58 AM #98
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well thanks trigger, does anyone else have any hints and tips
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01-10-2008, 08:42 AM #99
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i was thinking for mig the millermatic 350 or 350p. and tig probably the dynasty but i love to have a syncrowave.
am i missing some thing ??
does anyone have an opinion on what a good welder for home use would be . ill be looking at mig and tig welders, and maybe a cheap stick welder also
just doesn't add up ?? the 350 or 350P is very big for home use. and why would you prefer a syncro over the Dyn ??tig probably the dynasty but i love to have a syncrowave.
do you have the power to run a syncrowave ?? i think a Dyn200DX and a MM212 or 252 would be plenty for almost any home shop. the MM212 being first choice as the 252 is probably over kill here also. then maybe add a spec.375 if you want some cutting fun. now thats a great home shop, all for about the same $$ as a MM350P.
what are you planing to do at home ??? i have a MM135, in the last 7 or 8 years its coverd all my home needs except aluminum, got a TIG for that. the only reason i think going to a MM210 is needed is i want to start taking in some outside work if i can now that i finally have TIG as an option.thanks for the help
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01-10-2008, 10:58 AM #100
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i agree
Originally Posted by fun4now
migman69
i was thinking for mig the millermatic 350 or 350p. and tig probably the dynasty but i love to have a syncrowave.
am i missing some thing ??
does anyone have an opinion on what a good welder for home use would be . ill be looking at mig and tig welders, and maybe a cheap stick welder also
just doesn't add up ?? the 350 or 350P is very big for home use. and why would you prefer a syncro over the Dyn ??tig probably the dynasty but i love to have a syncrowave.
do you have the power to run a syncrowave ?? i think a Dyn200DX and a MM212 or 252 would be plenty for almost any home shop. the MM212 being first choice as the 252 is probably over kill here also. then maybe add a spec.375 if you want some cutting fun. now thats a great home shop, all for about the same $$ as a MM350P.
what are you planing to do at home ??? i have a MM135, in the last 7 or 8 years its coverd all my home needs except aluminum, got a TIG for that. the only reason i think going to a MM210 is needed is i want to start taking in some outside work if i can now that i finally have TIG as an option.
i agree with you the mm350p is a bit overkill but it is also definatly the only thing id ever need at home lol. I know alot of people with trailers and other stuff made out of kinda thick metal, i guess i just want to be able to handle whatever my friends throw at me, not to mention i want to do some side jobs at home, But if i can go with the mm212 or 252 and save some money i may just do that if it will handle the jobs i want it to do. And im not even sure what power the syncro requires to run, but i do have 220 power avalible.
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