Glad to hear your liking your Tig button, now you just need to pad beads..

Hopefully you can find a board for it, it would make for a very nice welder.

What a beast!

Och, Just a long shot but did you contact ESAB?

This one as well: http://welderpartswarehouse.net/ I had a Syncrowave years ago that needed a main board, 800.00 dollars later after the repair I found a company that rebuild or repaired them for $250.00 its been so many years ago I can't remember exactly which one it was, but there are a few out th...

Have you tried these guys? : https://www.innovatcorp.com/


Pete

I have had good luck with Tillman. https://www.bakersgas.com/JOH24CRHO.htm ... grEALw_wcB
And Millers as well.

Been there done that, stick with a good name brand, I like C&K products.

Same thing with steel if your filler is sticking to the leading edge of the puddle either use smaller filler or more heat.

As you get older you also tend to post twice! :lol: Hahahaha Good One! I hear ya on light sensitivity changing as you get older, I made a home made LED light "4-CXB3590 Cree" and mounted it over my welding table, I had to install a dimmer switch on it as I miscalculated the output, on hig...

Iv'e got a small bottle of C25 that I kinda misplaced placed, it's at least 24 years old and after I tested still works fine.Can't wait to see the look on my LWS guys face when he checks out the date it was last tested.

I just ordered one of these last week to keep up at our cabin just for odd jobs, should arrive this Monday, $775.00 3 year warranty, it will be nice not having to haul stuff back home to repair when needed. I'll let ya all know how it works. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BXHRBQ8/ref=oh_aui_de...

Nice! I'm liking the set of rollers underneath for your band saw.

Some guys have all the luck! Nice find Man!!

Interesting video...

Your going to need around 200 to 225 amps with pure argon, 3/32 electrode should be ok on dcen.

Those aluminum boat hulls can be a total pain, I remember years ago my brother had one that had a couple of small holes he ended up using some type of low temp rod and a propane torch to patch them seemed to work pretty good, I don't recall what brand or what they were called but the melted in at a ...

Good point Steve, I never thought about using aluminum instead of steel as a guide when plasma cutting thin stuff, learn something new every darn day I tell ya.

Here ya go: https://www.emisupply.com/catalog/walte ... 0Z06dVKj0M

Iv'e been using 4943 or 5356 lately just depends on what the parts intended use is, 7075 is considered a non weldable aluminum alloy in most cases.

I can't wait to see it once you complete it Warren, very cool project.

Welcome Johnny

Or this: https://www.eastwood.com/adjustable-ste ... m8QAvD_BwE

Beautiful work as usual 5th!

Killer job man, that looks great.