It is possible to tig weld on the balcony with my 110v inverter and a 20cf argon bottle but I didn't, I am lucky to have a part time job here in Miami with keys to the shop.You did TIG welding on your balcony? Cool!
How does it compare to a 240v gas mig for bike applications?It is possible to tig weld on the balcony with my 110v inverter and a 20cf argon bottle but I didn't, I am lucky to have a part time job here in Miami with keys to the shop.
The Tig inverter weighs 13 lbs, has dual voltage 110v =130amps , 220v=160amps, able to control how much filler is added and focus the heat on a small area with no splatter or sparks. I could weld in a three piece suit without incident. The down side is you need to weld everyday for six months before you really master it , coordination of both hands is required, one hand maintain arc length of the tungsten and travel and the other hand dipping the rod in the puddle without touching the tungsten and control how much is added. After doing it more than 35 years I can day dream while welding. Tig is far better but Mig does a good job without all the practiceHow does it compare to a 240v gas mig for bike applications?
That is some deep stuff, I am always looking for that other dimension, its there I just can't see it yet, to much fluoride I guessBeing one with the universe is very Zen though it's good form to be quite cautious just where, when & at what velocity you select to insert yourself.
Rick C.
Ya good book it’s like a road trip by itself