Dialing in the Imig 205

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You will see you spend most time in the 16-20volt range probably. And 22+ for thicker stuff. No set number but we seem to stay 17-23 for most 1/8" to 3/8" items.

Note, on tack welding, you want to run hotter, 1-2 volts more on thinner material and more for thick.

How that trailer project? You should be able to move along pretty fast one it with a IMIG-200.

Just sitting. I am at work offshore until Jan. 15. Haven't even seen my new MIG and plasma with my own eyes.

Thanks for the info.

On my 200DX I have it dialed in, I guess. It's on DCEN, foot pedal on kill.

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Just sitting. I am at work offshore until Jan. 15. Haven't even seen my new MIG and plasma with my own eyes.

Thanks for the info.

On my 200DX I have it dialed in, I guess. It's on DCEN, foot pedal on kill.

The 200DX or any AC/DC TIG is great and you have to dial them in to you. And take time to learn TIG things like clean metal.

The IMIG-200 or any Everlast IMIG. I like to call it a metal hot glue gun. You will like and learn it a lot faster than TIG and see the ranges pretty much will be in range same for you. Simple to work. I would never give up the TIG, but we are not all sitting at a bench inside, with small welds and all aluminum

Hope the job goes well and you have a Merry Christmas.. And fun when you get home.