Cast iron

[WelderBob]

Nope, Red Green.

[WelderBob]

By the time you accessorize your Dynasty, you have spent $2900! For that, you can get the HTP with the water cooler and cart, nothing else needed but gas and filler.

[WelderBob]

Did you guys think of adding the HTP Invertig 201 AC/DC to your comparison list? $2200.00, I think it stacks up great between the SD 200 and the TD 185.
The only complaints I have heard about HTP are from people who have never tried them.

http://www.usaweld.com/products/tig_we...

[WelderBob]

Take half the bead from center to the same width of the original bead out to the left and to the right. Bi-sect the angle then lay a third (fourth including the original pass) between the two and be done with it.

[WelderBob]

I have been asked to weld an assortment of cast iron parts from antique wood burning stoves. Mostly broken feet and such. Does anyone have experience with these old stoves. I am assuming that the parts are all grey iron, I have not got them to tell yet. Experienced input would be greatly appreciate...

[WelderBob]

I'm not, I'm in the Midwest, get the show on PBS every Saturday for many years. I even got the t-shirt with the suspenders on it....

[WelderBob]

I do use duct tape! I got to send Red some advice though, when the duct tape rots and fails, it is a good idea to have a Vise Grip clamped in place for a backup, and after it rusts shut it becomes a permanent installation. Something about Vise Grips holding most of your equipment together that just...

[WelderBob]

There is a thread on the Hobart board that includes responses from an Onan rep. They are a division of Subaru. I have a 1995 Miller Legend with over 3500 hours on it, and my Onan never misses a beat, it doesn't smoke or use oil. Personally, I wouldn't hesitate to buy either, they are both on the same...