shitbird

I've been browsing the net looking for an inverter tig machine(not for me,for someone else) and came up with this here.

http://www.grizzly.com/catalog/2004/511.cfm?

Look on the top righthand corner.

Thats seems pretty cheap.For those people that want an inexpensive welder this might be it.Instead of buying the home depot lincoln special,you can have a tig welder for about the same cost.Says it'll do 90 amps max.the most I use is 96,97 amps for making manifolds.Just thought I would share.

crxrx7

Well you have to pay the 109 for the tig conversion. So really its $400.

djfob

400 still ain't bad for a cheaper tig. Time to put it on the wishlist. :P

fork

ttt I'm curious to know how that would work. It says you have to buy a regulator also.

Honda16hb

I've learned my lesson with cheap tools, I'll save my money and buy something that will last longer than I will.

fork

I'm not necessary talking about CH but converting an arc to tig.
and yes cheap ---- sucks

Ravage70

so basically with 100 amps u can weld stainless?

ComputerJLT

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WD1V

i asked about that thing on h-t.
basically cheap dc inverter tig welders are crap. you cant do aluminum and you get what you pay for.

my thread:
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1077105