[Stretch]

Which model? I want it to be 220V, none of that 110 crap. Needs to weld 1/4 and/or 3/8" in one pass.

 

[Rastus]

http://www.texas4x4.org/showthread.php?t=1600&highlight=welder

 

[K5FreAK]

ive welded 1/4 in one pass with my 110v. 2finger

but i also have a welder at school thats 210 that i like alot. ill check the model i know its a miller something. jamminzz

 

[Stretch]

ive welded 1/4 in one pass with my 110v. 2finger

but i also have a welder at school thats 210 that i like alot. ill check the model i know its a miller something. jamminzz

me too, i've got a cheapy home depot lincoln right now, I can make some nice welds with it, but i'm sick of brushing the flux off of every weld I make. When I could just make a nice clean weld and leave it for the world to see.

 

[Hardline]

I have a Millermatic 250. Does a good job for me.

 

[Whifflebat]

One of my friends has one of these, likes it very much..

http://www.millerwelds.com/products/mig/millermatic_210/

 

[TX_ZUKI]

i've got a cheapy home depot lincoln right now, .

1funny1 yea, it was cheap for you.

 

[mykwillis]

there millermatic 175 is perfect for home and will do anything you need and more. it is a smaller machine but size doesn't matter and it is 220v.

i'd run .030 wire in it but if you are welding alot of 3/8" i'd go up to .035 wire.

http://store.cyberweld.com/mil175witecc.html


you can get it for around 700 without the cart.

 

[mykwillis]

another option

http://store.cyberweld.com/hobhan175.html


hobart is made by miller and you'll get the same excellent customer service if you ever need it. they are almost identical with the exception of a few plastic parts vs. metal. i haven't heard anything bad about the hobart stuff. it really just depends on how your budget looks. if they made a hobart tig similar to the syncrowave i would definately consider it.

hope this helps.

 

[Stretch]

there millermatic 175 is perfect for home and will do anything you need and more. it is a smaller machine but size doesn't matter and it is 220v.

i'd run .030 wire in it but if you are welding alot of 3/8" i'd go up to .035 wire.

http://store.cyberweld.com/mil175witecc.html


you can get it for around 700 without the cart.

I think that would do for my use at home. Is this the same place that you bought your miller?

 

[mykwillis]

no, but i have bought stuff from them. i bought mine from the place on ebay but the price difference wasn't much. i want to say like maybe 20 bucks or something. i think i got my shipping for free but see what cyberweld has to offer. i am going to order another plasma cutter from them next week.

 

[afroman006]

I have a millermatic 210 and couldnt be happier. I've welded up to 3/8 with it in one pass and the welds came out perfect. I would not hesitate to do 1/2 or maybe a little heavier.