Homemade wrote:Got a link? I’ve scoured the Miller website already and can’t find it.

The one I seen was for a mm252

https://www.millerwelds.com/resources/a ... ing-basics

Homemade wrote:

gocirino wrote:Or you could use these settings to get you started.....

Where did you find this pdf? I’ve seen it before on the internet but can’t find it again. It was the full list of all metal sizes, types, gassed, and short circuit vs spray.

Miller Website!

Or you could use these settings to get you started.....

These Miller settings should get you in the ballpark... these are for 4043. I find that I just dial my settings in on a practice piece right before I commit to any welding. 5356 and Hobart 4943 also use very different settings too. Keep a log of your work and settings, it will save time for future w...

I'm no fan of Everlast, but ESAB said they made the first AC/DC machine. I think Everlast did months ago....

http://www.everlastgenerators.com/produ ... ig-package

JimmyJohn... you are correct! The 200 is a great machine and unfortunately doesn't get the respect it deserves since a host of new and cheaper machines came out. I personally have run the 200 for days on end and on some pretty big projects without a hiccup. Not many welders earn a place in my shop, ...

I weld overhead MIG aluminum with pulse-on-pulse frequently and successfully. Does your Mig machine have pulse?

Any specs on the Aspect 375 output and duty cycle with single phase?

Much appreciated!

That's correct. Unless Hobart Licenses it out and gets a royalty were all stuck. No competition = higher prices.

It's hard to get because Hobart has a patent on it. Most LWS will have to special order it with a 10 lb minimum. I just ordered 10lb - 3/32 as a compromise.

Just did some 1/4" today.... just burn away... no pre-heat necessary. I'd post pix but tired of having to re-size them to fit this site.

I bought this AQE2000 (Air Quality Engineering) fume extractor recently from Government Liquidations.com for $500 and put another $500 restoring it. Wouldn't weld without it, tired of opening the doors and losing heat.

I do a lot of silicone bronze mig and tig. When I have done motorcycles for people that wanted that bronze look, I would just weld with ER70 and go over it with silicone bronze. Works great!