Hello from Miami Florida!
Hi everyone,
Recently I've been on the hunt for a TIG with more power and adjust-ability than my Miller Syncrowave 200. I was looking into a Miller Dynasty 350(but thats prices beyond my budget). I came across the Everlast TIG's through welding tips and tricks.com. Looks promising, just here to get opinions from fellow welders using Everlast products and learn about the product. I'm planning on purchasing a PowerTig 250ex and cooler setup(mainly going to be used for thicker aluminum) with a CK20 flex torch setup.
I currently do a lot of automotive performance work from intercoolers, to intercooler tubing, to exhausts and manifolds. Looking to do intake manifolds soon and I feel my Syncrowave isn't going to cut it. Need something with more precision and control.
Current rig & work area.
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Some of the work done on the sync200
Honda race car for a local shop
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Looking forward to trying out the PowerTig250ex soon!
Jack
