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Any _relatively_ inexpensive TIGs?
"Lloyd E. Sponenburgh" lloydspinsidemindspring.com wrote in message . 3.70... I had a tigging job done recently on a workpiece I have historically MIG welded (milled aluminum to cast aluminum). I can swing a reel gun OK, but the TIG work was purely elegant in both penetration and cosmetics. So, now I'm interested. I have a small budget (no minimum G). Anybody have experience with affordable TIG units that have enough features to make it work well on aluminum and stainless? LLoyd Miller Synchrowave 250s are nice. Up from there if you want more features or amps. Used units are available very reasonably in the current economy. Steve |
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