wvdsm92
Proven Member
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- Feb 20, 2013
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Elkview,
West_Virginia
any tig machines that has ac that doesn't break the bank but is still a decent machine?
thanks
thanks
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I've owned a LOT of longevity stuff. Only ever had an issue with 1 small plasma cutter. The tig welders work great. Sure the accessories aren't the greatest but when are they worth a damn on any welder you buy?I wouldn't go longevity or anything that is comparable to that. They are the absolute worst company I have ever dealt with. I have personally used 4 different types of their machines and they are all just junk. They feel very cheap and come with parts that feel and look even cheaper. And the parts cause turbulence that blows out the arc. Be sure you buy a well known brand that will come with quality parts. The Hobart tig Is a great to start with, it is basically a miller diversion, just cheaper.