As the sign on the wall of the store reads: "Speed costs money, how fast
do you want to go?"
Just my opinion, but a 'good' welder means Lincoln, Miller, or other
brand name. I am partial to Miller, myself. I have a Diversion 165,
which will weld _thin_ aluminum, as well as steel. The current version
of this is the Diversion 180 I think. When I was in school I learned on
a Synchrowave, which has a lot of adjustability.
In any case, www.millerwelds.com/products/tig/ would be a good place to
start...
Where are you located?
On 9/3/2014 1:15 PM, Shannah Miller wrote:
> Hubby and I would like to get a good tig welder. Can anyone recommend one?
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