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Originally Posted by Discomark
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How did you go?Quote:
Originally Posted by Discomark
you can also up the weld time by fitting a printer cabinet fan inside the casing and wiring it directly to the power switch...
Have a sparky do it...
Australians obsession with cheap Chinese goods and they wonder why our manufacturing suffers:D
personally I reckon i'd buy an invertor one saw one at Bunnings the other day for around $200 heaps lighter to carry around:D:p:D:wasntme: . and I already have mig and arc
Tried to get one from my local branch but they didn't have any in stock. I left my details with the store and they said they would call me back after ringing other stores. Still waiting for that call!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Judo
Will probably shop around for an inverter one as recommended.
just bought one of these myself :D
Nevada CUT 40 40 A Portable Inverter AIR Plasma Cutter Welding Machine | eBay
plasma cutter tig and arc:p
Tell me more ! Does this cut cleanly.... as well as weld... Can it be used with stick as well as TIG ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Outback 1
Yes, your suspicions are correct, am vey much behind the times, limited stick experience on the farm with PTO driven LINCOLN DC welder. Own a gasless MIG, but have'nt spent the time learning yet...
Price is a massive discount, assuming they're telling the truth...:angel:
got mine today they say you can use stick tig and plasma but haven't had a chance to play with it yet:DQuote:
Originally Posted by superquag
had a quick play over the weekend cuts through 1.6 and 5mm plate no issue haven't tried 10mm yet but should be good and certainly much quicker and easier than grinding:D
Any further playing ??? :p
Got a guesstimate to cut out some recovery hooks for the Classic...:o - not much less than buying one of these, assuming it makes a good job on 10mm.