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Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 5:52 pm
by exnailpounder
My LWS just called me and told me my TIG welder was in. I said my TIG welder is in my shop. He said...no..your NEW TIG welder! Seems mama bought me a Syncrowave 210 for Valentines day! Holy S$%^&! I am so excited! Does anybody here have one and can give me the scoop? My buddy who is a pro told me I will love it! I like my 200 but it is a transformer and he told me the arc on an inverter is much smoother. Im starting to feel bad about the dozen roses I got her :? :D :D :D :D . Maybe I'll drop a few hints on the Hypertherm 45 for Fathers Day!

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 6:10 pm
by Rjeffj
I am also interested in replies since I plan to get this machine

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 6:55 pm
by gamble
Wow that's one nice lady you got there. She got a sister? I'm local so I'll pick her up :shock:

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 7:53 pm
by motox
jeff
see what happens when you make an awesome table
for your wife..
craig

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 8:02 pm
by Braehill
If you guys need me, I'll be busy making my wife a new table. :)

I only have limited experience with an inverter, but I do like how smooth the arc seems compared to a transformer. My experience is using the inverter on Carbon steel only, so I can't speek to much else, but I like it.

Len

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 8:22 pm
by exnailpounder
gamble wrote:Wow that's one nice lady you got there. She got a sister? I'm local so I'll pick her up :shock:
She does have a sister but...ummm..umm..well if you like wildebeasts your in luck...I'd stay with what you got goin on...trust me :lol:

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 8:25 pm
by exnailpounder
motox wrote:jeff
see what happens when you make an awesome table
for your wife..
craig
YEAH...who knew...now that the electric bill isn't gonna cause a cardiac...I'll make her more...been eyeballin that new Ultra-Classic! :D 1st lesson in life....find a chick that makes a ton of money and keep her drunk and having fun. 8-)

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 8:33 pm
by exnailpounder
PLUS she bought me a beautiful copper boiler for my...ahem..."water" distiller.

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 8:50 pm
by Braehill
[/quote] 1st lesson in life....find a chick that makes a ton of money and keep her drunk and having fun. 8-)[/quote]
There's some advise that has come some 25 years too late. She has a modest income, doesn't drink, and in general is not all that fun. Wow. Thanks. Now I'm feeling depressed. :(

Len

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 9:25 pm
by exnailpounder
Braehill wrote:
1st lesson in life....find a chick that makes a ton of money and keep her drunk and having fun. 8-)[/quote]
There's some advise that has come some 25 years too late. She has a modest income, doesn't drink, and in general is not all that fun. Wow. Thanks. Now I'm feeling depressed. :(

Len[/quote]
I just learned that lesson 7 years ago when I met her. Luckily I was happily divorced from my second mistake and riding a partying like a fool when she was getting divorced from the lemon she was stuck with. My ship finally came in and this time I wasnt at the airport. :D

Re: Syncrowave 210 question

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 9:41 pm
by Bill Beauregard
Inverters can produce square wave. With aluminum the arc, or at least the ionized gas which is very conductive doesn't fail at each half cycle. This smoothes the arc, and improves cathodic cleaning. If you have adjustable balance, you can control the balance between cleaning, and tungsten life, and penetration. Throw in frequency adjustment, you can narrow the arc, or widen it. Do wear earplugs, Inverters are noisy at higher frequencies!