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This link is to the site of a fellow I met on a woodworking fourm several years ago. He had a unique solution to a cart for both welders.
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WELL IT SERVES THE PURPOSE JUST FINE DOESN'T IT...........ROCK
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What a compact and slick package. I like the cart and the turcuoise geen welders.Comment
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Cope,That pretty nice.The top one is just like the one I had.Still my favorite little welder.
I do see one flaw in that setup,but since everybody wants positive,I will keep my mouth shut.It might not be a flaw for him.Comment
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Quiet is out of character for you; what do you not like?Comment
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Cope,since you asked,the cart has no place for a water cooler.Those little transformer tigs run hot as far as holding the torch when pushing it when welding on ac.Thats why I said it might not matter to him.
Right now I am helping somebody on the Chaski website build a clone of a benard cooler.I helped setup his Miller 180 for watercooling,and some other things for it.Think of a benard cooler built like a brick out house.He is going to post picks when it's done.Comment
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Dizzy ran a truck frame shop years ago and did a lot of welding. I think now he mainly does thin stock so the heat may not be a factor. I don't understand why he didn't buy a Millermatic 172 rather than the 130, but again, he doesn't plan on welding thick material.Comment
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Cope,I went round,and round with that one also.The 130xp just does better on real thin stuff.Thats kind of why I like my little sp175 plus,because it has range those two lack.The lincoln is like taking the best of those two welders,and leaving off the faults.Two of the biggest are wirefeed tracking,(which Miller should let die a natural death)and the weight of those things.Comment
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