[TheForge] TIG Welder

[Woolley]

Ron ,

I also use a Miller inverter(304) for steel.  I tig alot on small parts, 
furniture etc. I stick weld anything with it (DC only). Not cheap, but a 
great machine.  I never had cause to go as low as 5 amps nor as high as 200. 
I bought the CC(constant current) version, big mistake. I should have bought 
CC/CV(constant voltage) so I could have attached a mig to it. Good luck.

Regards,
Bill Woolley

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ron Swisher" <rwswisher at verizon.net>
To: "Sponsored by ABANA" <theforge at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2007 8:54 AM
Subject: Re: [TheForge] TIG Welder


> Ries and Jerry,
> Does any of your TIG welding jobs require amps below 5 or above 200?
>
> I can foresee some welding of smaller material to larger in the making of 
> gates or tools.  I hate the idea of spending more than 2K for a machine 
> but buying undersized is the worst of all scenarios.
>
> Thanks,  Ron
>
>> I have a Lincoln Precision TIG 275. I got the Ready
>> Pak kit.
>
>>AC/DC Syncrowave 250 and DC only 304 XMT inverter<
>
>
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