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Millermatic 211 Buying Advice - Part Number 907614
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If you're worried about penetration, use some flux core or dual shield. <br />
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I'm not sure if that machine will spray transfer or not. Might not be big enough.
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Originally posted by H80N View PostNothing the matter with inverters
I have a bunch of them
they are a mature technology
with a lot of advantages
I remember when inverters were first hitting the streets and people were nervous about them.
I figured they have been out long enough, to be OK.
Can't way ti pick mine up tomorrow and start buying wire!
I have an old rear end and some 1/4 metal to stick to it practicing before I get up under a project I am working on.
Fun days are ahead 1
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Originally posted by H80N View Post
I love the lightweight aspect.
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Originally posted by harcosparky View PostSo we are considering a newer machine and are looking at the Millarmatice 211 - my understanding is that it is the new model, part #907614
This machine will be tasked for the following job.....
Body / Sheet Metal Work
Frame Repairs - attaching new shock mounts and brackets to frames and axles as needed as well as rust repair on frames.
Not looking to do what I call " frame heavy repairs " but may need to weld on reinforcement plate as needed in some places.
Not for a professional shop but for a home garage where the machine may be called to use on average one to three days a week, a few hours in each day.
Plans are to run it on 240 Volt exclusively.
Am I looking at an ample machine for the tasks, or not?
If this is in the wrong place on there forum, I apologize as it has been a while since I have been here!!!!
THANKS
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Millermatic 211 Buying Advice - Part Number 907614
So we are considering a newer machine and are looking at the Millarmatice 211 - my understanding is that it is the new model, part #907614
This machine will be tasked for the following job.....
Body / Sheet Metal Work
Frame Repairs - attaching new shock mounts and brackets to frames and axles as needed as well as rust repair on frames.
Not looking to do what I call " frame heavy repairs " but may need to weld on reinforcement plate as needed in some places.
Not for a professional shop but for a home garage where the machine may be called to use on average one to three days a week, a few hours in each day.
Plans are to run it on 240 Volt exclusively.
Am I looking at an ample machine for the tasks, or not?
If this is in the wrong place on there forum, I apologize as it has been a while since I have been here!!!!
THANKS
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