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If I want to be able to weld aluminum and TIG is the only way to go, then what is the most economical brand and model? Keep in mind I am the furthest thing from a professional. Just some hobby projects at home, but I do have 220 VAC service in the garage.
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The Miller Syncrowave 180SD is the best bang for your buck. I am not sure, but I suspect 1/8" aluminum is probably the limit for this size machine...Bill C
"The more I learn about welding the more I find there is to learn..." -
Bill,Originally posted by BillC
The Miller Syncrowave 180SD is the best bang for your buck. I am not sure, but I suspect 1/8" aluminum is probably the limit for this size machine...
With a good preheat you should be able to weld 3/16" aluminum with your new toy (Syncrowave 180) that your going to be getting.MigMaster 250- Smooth arc with a good touch of softness to it. Good weld puddle wetout. Light spatter producer.
Ironman 230 - Soft arc with a touch of agressiveness to it. Very good weld puddle wet out. Light spatter producer.
PM 180C
HH 125 EZ - impressive little fluxcore only unitComment
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