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Stickman I am not sure of the joint being welded but I think he said butt and corner joints inside and outside. -
Thank you for your assistance. I was thinking the same thing it's a bad cable. As to how close to the weld area I'm not sure. Do you think that the amps are to high for the 3/16 aluminum ?Leave a comment:
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Ground clamp very hot Dynasty 350 DX
Quick question for a friend. He said the ground clamp on the Dynasty 350 DX was getting extremly hot. Material being welded is Aluminum 3/16 6061
Amps 280 I'm not sure of the tungston size. Ground clamp attached to aluminum being welded. I'm not sure if the welder is hooked to single phase or... -
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Been there done that want do that again. 29 years ago young kid out of high school thought I could lift anything. I worked the warehouse of a construction equipment rental company. Had to move around 6 and 8 inch water pumps with 3 or 4 cylinder Detroit diesels. Did it one...Leave a comment:
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Thank you to all that have replied to my thread. You've been a lot of help. Thanks againLeave a comment:
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Tungston Grinding Tool
What type of equipment does everyone use to grind the tip of the tongston electrode. Do you spend the money on those expensive grinders or would a simple small bench belt sander do. Thank you for any suggestions -
Thank you Fun4now and Shorerider16 for your help. I think the 200 DX will handle what I want to do at home. The 350 is very nice and if later on if I see the need for more amps then I'll upgrade to the 350. Thanks againLeave a comment:
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Which tig Dynasty 200 DX or 350
I want to start learning to tig weld at home just for a hobby. I currently use a Lincoln SP-135 mig and an old Lincoln Weldan Power AC-150 stick. My main use would be mild steel and aluminum under 1/4 inch thickness. I also would like it to be portable. I've read through the spec sheets on both machines.... -
Which tig Dynasty 200 DX or 350
I want to start learning to tig weld at home just for a hobby. I currently use a Lincoln SP-135 mig and an old Lincoln Weldan Power AC-150 stick. My main use would be mild steel and aluminum under 1/4 inch thickness. I also would like it to be portable. I've read through the spec sheets on both machines....
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