powertig 225lx

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Originally Posted by SeanMurphy265

My wallet usually keeps me from getting what I want! I usually get what I need! I purchased a 200DX and I was debating between the 225lx and 185micro. I can't even say I have come close to using all the capabilities of my 200dx.

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I hear you there. just getting the tig itself was a stretch on my "need" list. 99% of the time a mig would work for my needs. I do have to say that my quality of work is much better with the tig though. I do alot of thin sheetmetal and the tig works great with that!

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Originally Posted by revkev6

I hear you there. just getting the tig itself was a stretch on my "need" list. 99% of the time a mig would work for my needs. I do have to say that my quality of work is much better with the tig though. I do alot of thin sheetmetal and the tig works great with that!

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Best thing about TIG is you are not constantly feeding in filler material to keep the weld going, this is a huge advantage over MIG welding for aesthetics.