? on Syncrowave 200

[chris madden]

I am making a trailer out of 1/4 in steel and dose the 200 weld up to 1/4 in i have never tryed it so i would like to know befor i buy the steel.

[MAC702]

I'll assume SMAW, so the answer is definitely yes, no problem.

[fun4now]

even if he wanted to TIG it it would do the 1/4" in the small runs needed for a trailor assembly. small duty cycle but doable.

[chris madden]

ok yes i was going to tig weld it

[fun4now]

it will do 1/4" but its at the top of the amp's so the duty cycle will be short.

[chris madden]

it will do 1/4" but its at the top of the amp's so the duty cycle will be short.

ok Its all I got so it will have to do the coolemate should help me a little!

[dabar39]

just wondering?

Why would you want to take all the extra time involved in welding a trailer with a tig ? It's a trailer not a show piece, yes tig looks nice but mig and stick is so much faster and when done right it looks good too. Dave

[fun4now]

i think he just wants the practise
it will be fine for a trailor as they will be small welds then move and do another small weld, small being 3" and under. well within the duty cycle. stick would be a much faster way to do it. i'm just guessing its getting TIG for the paractise. the cooler will help no question about it, should make it a nice comfortable weld project.
be shore to get us some pic's. we all love pic's

[phila.renewal]

Why would you want to take all the extra time involved in welding a trailer with a tig ? It's a trailer not a show piece, yes tig looks nice but mig and stick is so much faster and when done right it looks good too. Dave

MIG is faster.

TIG is funner.

[fun4now]

LOL cant argue with that one.

[Anti-GMAW]

MIG is faster.

TIG is funner.

Thats the whole point of my screen name!