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**Halon** · 02-06-2007

It is for small work in my garage. Welding intercooler piping, exhaust manifolds, aluminum elbows onto turbos, basically that type of stuff. We currently have a Hobart 135 mig, and have used that for all of our carbon steel items. But we'd like to start playing with SS and aluminum, and would like to use a TIG for that. High Frequency starting would be nice, but in the end it's probably not a really a huge deal. I would like it to be DC, but also have an AC option for Aluminum. Also having the pulse option would be nice as well.

02-06-2007	#10
Halon Pewp Champion Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Blaine Drives: Teh Bean Posts: 12,309	Re: TIG Welders It is for small work in my garage. Welding intercooler piping, exhaust manifolds, aluminum elbows onto turbos, basically that type of stuff. We currently have a Hobart 135 mig, and have used that for all of our carbon steel items. But we'd like to start playing with SS and aluminum, and would like to use a TIG for that. High Frequency starting would be nice, but in the end it's probably not a really a huge deal. I would like it to be DC, but also have an AC option for Aluminum. Also having the pulse option would be nice as well. __________________ B-Man - FlexFuel Mafia 1991 TSi AWD E85 - BEP S362, DSMLink V2, Built 2.0L Idle Vid 628hp Graph 541hp Vid 10.93@137 Vid 1992 SC300 E85 - BW 84-75, Vlad Infinity, NA-T, 6spd Idle Vid 709hp Graph 709hp Vid 11.1@131 Vid 2006 Bayliner 195 - Carbed 5.0 Top Speed Test Last edited by Halon; 02-07-2007 at 05:54 AM..