Recent content by Weldor

Nice box! I agree with you for the money you can't beat it. I have the 26" all black box at work and I love it. The ball bearing sliders are smooth and nice locking detent. I really like the struts on the top lid. Good buy at $600!

Cute quip.

Get top dollar. Make sure to write a receipt to the buyer for the true value. Help your client pay his debt off to you ASAP. Good on ya for taking a trade for services. I don't know many bloodsuckers who would do that for someone.

I am a new member here, but I am amazed at what stays on the first page. Is this thread is just about boasting your morality? Let it die.

This isnt gonna be a learning machine for me. Im certified all positions stainless TIG pipe. My thing is I need a welder at home. I use a Dynasty 350 at work. I agree with you on the settings point. A good machine can make a novices welds look good. But I have found that is mostly on aluminum...

Are you interested in buying a Chinese TIG welder? If not I'd say you're wasting your time posting in here. We all know the Miller is the better machine. Congrats on owning one. Now can we start narrowing down on an inferior unit for the group buy?

Just hit that busted up HF with a couple coats of flex seal. Done. Saved yourself $100.

I guess it would be beneficial to see who has the strongest US distribution. Everlast, Eastwood, Longevity etc.

Yeah you're definitely right if plugged into 220.

Well if people are interested in a AC/DC unit I hope they are looking to weld aluminum under 1/8" on a 200 amp machine. Even with a decent red or blue machine you are hammered down at 200 amps on alum.

Thanks man.. I like that Early tattoo in your avatar.

It was my 30th birthday today. Got a great girl and family.

Not to get off on Miller > Chinese discussion. I hope those interested know the caliber of machine they are buying. The Everlast ones have great reviews, but the jury is still out since they are so new. Just cause it's made in China doesn't make it complete junk. Hell, the smartphone I am...

My first set was a cheapo Alltrade in a hard case. Came with sockets and combo wrenches. I think there was also a bit screwdriver. I was really getting into BMX at the time and pieced my own bike together from the frame up. I was 13 as well. I'm really glad my dad bought me that set.

I'd be interested in the Everlast Power i-TIG 200. DC only machine HF start with pulse. Runs on 120 or 240.