Welcome, Jason. Good to have you here.
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-Eldon

Here begynneth the tales of the pilgrimages to welding perfection..

Welcome, Pete. Glad you've joined us.
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-Eldon

Greetings and welcome to the forum.
Lots of good stuff here.
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-Eldon

I have the 625 and I cut both thin and thick (within its capacity) all the time. There is no compromise on performance at the thin end as far as I can tell.
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-Eldon

I have had one of these for a little while now and I love it. I've done a little stick welding with it just for kicks and it did fine with 7018 and was ok with 6010 but not great. It MIG welds like a dream on anything within its capacity. Nothing not to like imho.
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-Eldon

Greetings and welcome to the forum. I look forward to learning along with and from you.
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-Eldon

sorry about the sideways pics. Now that I'm back at my 'puter I can do a better job. These are the best shots I have. It's a little tough getting good pics from my chair with the machine on the back of a truck lol. IMG_2281.JPG IMG_2277.JPG The Miller lettering is very faded, but it's there...trust ...

I'll try to get some better shots. If you look closely you can see the faded letters where it says miller and big 40 just above the Lincoln plate.

Here are a couple shots of a machine my dad put together. The engine, frame, and most of the sheet metal are from a Miller. The generator and controls from a lincoln. It has very nice arc characteristics and welds beautifully
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-Eldon

Welcome Steve. Glad you've joined us.
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-Eldon

Greetings and welcome to the forum.
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-Eldon

Very nice! My welding table is a wood stove my dad started to build twenty years ago and never got finished. My chair fits neatly under the top and it works for me but yours is much nicer looking.
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-Eldon

Greetings and welcome. Glad you've joined us.
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-Eldon

Welcome to the forum. I spent my career working for an excavating/paving contractor so that's primarily the same kind of welding I have experience with. I'm sure you'll find much to like here.
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-Eldon

I've been using straight CO2 for years with no complaints. Perhaps I just don't know what I'm missing. I may try a 75/25 mix next time just to form my own opinion, but as far as I can tell CO2 works fine.
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-Eldon

I find it hard to manipulate the rotary style with gloves on without introducing a lot of unwanted torch wobble. Hopefully the pistol style will be easier.
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-Eldon

When I am practicing, I often just shine up my tungsten with a flap disk on my angle grinder. Seems to work ok for me.
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-Eldon

I am anxious to hear some feedback/reviews on this as well. Seriously considering it. Oscar, please let us know how it does and your likes and dislikes once you've had a chance to put it through its paces. thanks.
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-Eldon

Welcome to the forum. I look forward t0 learning from you.
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-Eldon

Welcome to the forum. Glad you've joined us.
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-Eldon

Welcome, Cole. I'm sure you will help keep thing interesting around here
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-Eldon

Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you have some interesting tales to tell.
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-Eldon

Welcome to the forum. I too am curious as to which tools you refer to.
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-Eldon

Welcome, Simon. I look forward to your posts.
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-Eldon