Dynatsy 350 FOR SALE

[240sx2jz]

Thanks for the responses con_fuse9, i was willing to go as low as 4500$ for evrything, thats why i had started it high expecting to get beat up about the price. Do you think the stickers are a bad thing?? I figured they spiced it up a little bit, haha.

[240sx2jz]

I'm not sure why people like yourself find it so necessary to be less than courteous. fisrt of all i was not bragging i was questioning if it seemed like a scam, second of all the welder is in perfect shape and it was a deal that happened to be the deal of a life time for me. It was not remanufactured,...

[240sx2jz]

still for sale if anyone is interested. . .

[240sx2jz]

i use lanthanted 2% with my 350 and the "frosting" that occurs on the tungsten can make the high freq a little hard to start sometimes but the best thing i have found is just to to touch the tungsten to the work and drag it a 1/4" or so to remove this. i usually touch the tungsten where...

[240sx2jz]

thanks charlie kinda feel dumb that i forgot to add where it is, definately an important detail.

South eastern Connecticut is my location


Dane

[240sx2jz]

Hey guys selling my Dynasty 350 unfortunately. Extremely low hours, still has a year left on warranty. I am selling it because i need a new vehicle. It was purchased as a hobby/side job welder but the hobby's cost money and i don't have enough time for side jobs. This thing is the crem-de-la-crem, i...

[240sx2jz]

i was using the 3/8 to 1/2 inch as an example as to the ability of the machine to be able to strike an arc. most of the time i would say im within 1/4 of the work. I appologize for the vagueness of the "touching the tungsten" statement but what i meant was that i press the pedal, the preflow...

[240sx2jz]

hey guys just today my high freq started really acting up. when i first got it it wouldnt have any problems starting an arc from 3/8 to 1/2 an inch away. then after a couple weeks of use i started having to do the touch the tungsten to the piece and then press the pedal ordeal. which was fine no big...

[240sx2jz]

all help is appreciated, ill post up some pics when the project is done so you guys can check it out

[240sx2jz]

ok thanks guys, i had just heard people talk about using helium for stainless and thought it had to do with a reaction with some of elements in the material. i want this manifold to have good looking welds colorwise and i didnt know if the helium would help.

[240sx2jz]

just like the title says, im wondering whether or not it would be beneficial to use a helium mix (i.e. 25%he 75%argon) when tig welding a multiple pass .145 thick section of 316l pipe?? this is going to be for a turbo manifold any advice would be appreciated.
thanks Dane

[240sx2jz]

do you have a gas lense setup on your torch?? if not i would highly recommend it, i won't ever go back to a standard cup setup. i had foggy welds on normal steel and sooted up welds on stainless then switched to a gas lense and ohhh baabbyy what a difference.

[240sx2jz]

with the lower start parameters, and the machine struggling to start an arc is it damaging any components of the welder?

[240sx2jz]

i just purchased a dynasty 350 and i have been playing around with it just about non stop. i love the way it welds both dc tig and ac. the things even a great stick welder. but i did notice with a fresh tungsten it definately starts better. the machine i used to use was my buddies sync 180sd and that...

[240sx2jz]

that sounds like a sweet torch, but is it any bigger than the 250amp one?? im just trying to have aorch that is all around...high amperage limits/functional size.