Any idea if Unobtainum can be welded? Of course you have to go to Pandora to get it.
What about Adamantium? Here is some more details... https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questio ... -vibranium

It really comes down to time. TIG is generally a much slower process and requires a lot more practice IMHO.

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Basically useless. Flux core welding sucks for sheet metal and with 80 amps, all you can weld with it is sheet metal. Reason there are so many used for so cheap. People buy then and quickly realize they need a bigger and better welder. But there is a sucker born every minute.

I've used both, much prefer the 250dx, I like analog and also seems to be a bit more reliable. I can see all the settings with just a quick glance at the panel.

Don't have a whole bunch of info yet, but some sneak peek pics of the new machine that is replacing the prior version. This one also didn't require freight shipping. Will have DC pulse on TIG, HF start, unsure the pps range. Includes all torches and a pedal, spool gun will be available also. Price i...

Richard, I was signed up (via member southpaw) to "Beta-test" that i-torch flex-loc clone, but I never received it. Damn shame, as I'd have given it a real workout. Steve S I gave all the info for them to send out demos. Just checked, 1-2 more months. Some improved machining and cable cha...

He is from Ohio, not a Texan...

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I have ran both of them. Much prefer the 250ex with the extra 50 amps and knobs which I can glance at and see all my settings instantly.

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I have the netwelding one and it's very accurate. You will notice the graduations get closer together as you move up the scale. The cheap ones are evenly spaced all the way up, the really cheap ones are in LPM not CFH

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I have one on my Makita LXT cordless grinder. Slower than abrasive disk, but no changing of disc needed. Worked good on aluminum tubing and angle. I don't think i would run one on my corded grinder though. They do vibrate more then cut off wheels.

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Richard, I was signed up (via member southpaw) to "Beta-test" that i-torch flex-loc clone, but I never received it. Damn shame, as I'd have given it a real workout. Steve S I gave all the info for them to send out demos. Just checked, 1-2 more months. Some improved machining and cable cha...

Looks correct to me....The worst thing is that she wrote the entire thing backwards so we could read it through the clear board. I can't even do my times tables. (pretty though) nope, she flipped the video before uploading it. She is right handed. But a really good teacher. I watched a bunch of her...

I believe it's still constant voltage AC. Not constant current AC as used with TIG, which is not going to work well with any MIG process. Voltage sensing feeders are no where as near as good on thin metal as CV power sourced feeders

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Slow run in is a feature that was designed to address that issue. It takes an extra fraction of a second to get the metal and filler up to working temps. So you sometimes stub the wire on initial start. Lower current the more pronounced the effect is Composed with Swype on mobile. not responsible fo...

I assume it's arrived by now? I'm considering the same machine, primarily due to its pulse mig functionality for doing aluminium. Had looked at ESAB caddy 200i for portability or Lincoln 200C but unsure whether they'll cut it for ali grunt of about 3 or 4mm Let me know your opinions about it Alumin...

Here is the machine, http://www.esabna.com/us/en/products/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.product&productCode=V430013 I would say it will sell for $250 to $500 on the used market. ESAB has very poor resale value compared to Lincoln and Miller. I'd pay $250 for it. Composed with Swype on mobile. not re...

What did your spouse pay for it? That is your value. If your "friend" screwed you're spouse on the price, I'd have a talk with that "friend"...

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X2. I love my Truesight 2, my original Truesight I keep for when I'm taking someone else. I sometimes prefer the amber color for MIG welding though.

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I just bit the bullet and bought a new Jackson True Sight II wh70. I should get it next week! Look forward to a review. Esp if you have normal color vision. I swear by this hood if the welder is red/green colorblind. You will probably run 1 or 2 shades darker than thou normally do. Composed with Sw...

So honestly, after a year, how many of those advanced features of the Dynasty do you use? Composed with Swype on mobile. not responsible for typos. All of them. But to be fair, I'm a nerd. I started cranking settings one way of the other as soon as I was able to do basic beads. Now, how much benefi...

For affordability, seen a lot of good feedback on the arc one 240 that usaweld sells

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I love my Truesight II. Excellent clarity a shade is consistent no matter what angle you are looking through it.

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I have Jackson Truesight II. Love it, mainly due to being colorblind, the blue lens really helps me see the puddle better, the large lens is nice for grinding.

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