tig welding aluminum with a bobcat

[Tim B]

can you please explain what you mean? i would be interested in learning more on this...

[Tim B]

no i actually have a 26...

[Tim B]

guess i'll have to practiceand hope i can do it. thank you for the advice

[Tim B]

because the power cable got hot enough to melt the gas line ( it runs inside )

[Tim B]

i would think it that my bob cat would be plenty if i was able to do it with a cheap 200 amp chinese inverter. what i'm doing is making an oil tank for the bike i'm build and i'm using 6" copper pipe and welding copper ends in it and the ends are the same thickness as the pipe which looks like...

[Tim B]

ok well that answers that question.now i have one more. will i be able to tig weld copper? i will be using solid copper house wire for filler. thank you

[Tim B]

hello i have a miller bobcat and i was wondering if i hook up a tig torch to it will i be able to tig weld aluminum? i do know that i would have to scratch start the arc and if that will work it will save me from having to go out and buy a tig machine that will do aluminum. thank you

[Tim B]

one of the reasons that the milwaukee has gone the cheap route is because they are now partially owned by home depot

[Tim B]

how thick is the material you used ? i have a tacoma and don't want to go to heavy ( weight wise )

[Tim B]

i can't find a steel one...

[Tim B]

very impressive! nice work

[Tim B]

would the cooling coil out of an air conditioner work too?

[Tim B]

hello i would like to build an offroad bumper for my toyota tacoma truck does anyone happen to have a set of plans available? thank you

[Tim B]

i guess you do have too much time on your hands!

[Tim B]

very cool project! have you ever thought of using 2 20lb bottles and cutting one in 1/2 and cutting the ends off another the take the 2 1/2 pieces and weld them on the section you cut the ends off then you will have more capcity. just a thought