Welding Tips and Tricks

Heres a cart I just built for my new aspect 230 tig. I have a old miller water cooler im planning on putting underneath and addimg a watercooled torch.
Im happy with how this turned out and just used material I had on hand

Looks good, "run whatcha brung" as we used to say at the drag strip! Meaning you gotta use whatever ya got on hand.

Good job Nick!

Looks good!

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Have you ever used a dynasty? Could you post a review of your aspect? Disregard if its not an ac/dc tig machine. I've had my dynasty for 4 years and its getting a ton of hours on it. I'm thinking of picking up another but I want to consider the comparable Lincoln model.

Jakedaawg wrote:Have you ever used a dynasty? Could you post a review of your aspect? Disregard if its not an ac/dc tig machine. I've had my dynasty for 4 years and its getting a ton of hours on it. I'm thinking of picking up another but I want to consider the comparable Lincoln model.

So i'm still pretty green with tig, so can't really give a full review since I'm still working on running consistent beads. But I did do quite a bit of research before jumping in, previous to this I put maybe a couple hrs on a syncrowave 351.
I originally was planning on a square wave 200 but decided to wait longer till I could afford this aspect. Mostly in a buy once cry once mindset.
I looked into the dynasty line and in my opinion the aspect has as much as the dynasty and at a cheaper price. From what I was reading, the dynasty you have to purchase a "expansion memory card" to get the EN EP independent waveform setting.. it comes on the Lincoln no need to buy it for extra.
I was comparing to the 210 dynasty, and the extra 20 amps on the aspect doesn't hurt on aluminum either. For me I'm glad I went with the aspect.
Keep in mind, if you are looking at the 375 aspect, it only puts out 250 amps on single phase.

Nice cart

Oscar wrote:Looks good, "run whatcha brung" as we used to say at the drag strip! Meaning you gotta use whatever ya got on hand.

Yup, and i'm pretty happy with how it turned out. I see you have quite the line up of welders! I had strongly considered the 221 invertig but ended up with the aspect mostly cause I wanted something I could go buy in a weld shop. (i'm in canada)
How do you like the inverarc200?