Willy B,
Took my last drink in 1979 so that should not be a problem (-:
Jim
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Ah yes that just made my lunch break fun. Good read.
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Don't worry you won't. Just..... when you drink most of a fifth of Jack, stay away from the computer.
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Originally posted by H80N View Post
A tutorial on how to not make friends and influence people.
I humbly hope I NEVER have that kind of attitude (-:
Jim
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Originally posted by Jim Auguston View PostI do have a stubby kit coming from Weld Monger but I have the CK200 flex head I like and I have had enough of hot torch handles. I now have not much use for the CK 200 so why not put it on the Diversion? I would then swap the Diversion 17 onto the buzz box for the rare occasion I may want to use it.
Thanks for the input.
Jim
if I were going to go the water cooled route with that machine... the Gas-Thru Dinse would be my choice...
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I do have a stubby kit coming from Weld Monger but I have the CK200 flex head I like and I have had enough of hot torch handles. I now have not much use for the CK 200 so why not put it on the Diversion? I would then swap the Diversion 17 onto the buzz box for the rare occasion I may want to use it.
Thanks for the input.
Jim
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Originally posted by FusionKing View PostThanks for sharing this.....It provided breakfast conversation for the entire family!!
Loved it
that thread did that... despite the unpleasantries.....
Glad it brought some sunshine into your Sunday morning...
Although if it were my Diversion... I would probably just put a "Stubby Kit" on the factory provided 17 series torch and run 9/20 series cups.. collets and consumables for about $50 ..and be done with it..Last edited by H80N; 04-19-2015, 09:27 AM.
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Originally posted by H80N View PostThink this thread will be helpful..
The OP had a really snotty attitude but the info is worth reading..
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Loved it
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He's the kind of guy i like to push out of my shop doorway. Feel so good after.
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It's the INFO that matters...
Originally posted by WillieB View PostIf you describe this guy as having a snotty attitude, you probably think Adolph Hitler was unpleasant.
but the INFO in the thread could still be useful..
opposing viewpoints and all.....
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If you describe this guy as having a snotty attitude, you probably think Adolph Hitler was unpleasant.
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Dinse to Water cooled
Originally posted by Jim Auguston View PostI have been tig welding in my home shop (hobby) for many years with a Century AC/DC 230/140 buzz box using a CK200 water cooled/flex head torch with 25' leads. I just upgraded to a Miller Diversion 180 so I can start to learn to weld aluminum. I like everything about my CK 200 and nothing about the Weld Master model 17 on the Miller. I want to change them. The torch lead coming out of the 180 is fixed in place by a clamping fitting. Does anyone know what I am going to get into when I remove the cover of the machine to try to swap torches?Jim
The OP had a really snotty attitude but the info is worth reading..
if you convert the front panel to Gas-Thru Dinse then you could use a water cooled adaptor like on a Linc SqWave Tig 175...
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I have been tig welding in my home shop (hobby) for many years with a Century AC/DC 230/140 buzz box using a CK200 water cooled/flex head torch with 25' leads. I just upgraded to a Miller Diversion 180 so I can start to learn to weld aluminum. I like everything about my CK 200 and nothing about the Weld Master model 17 on the Miller. I want to change them. The torch lead coming out of the 180 is fixed in place by a clamping fitting. Does anyone know what I am going to get into when I remove the cover of the machine to try to swap torches?JimTags: None
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