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    Quote Originally Posted by Winky View Post
    Welcome ... good choice, I'm planning on using my 25% discount for the 200DX as well. Looks to be a good unit w/ nice features and simple controls ... I think it will be a great addition to my shop ... I will use it for fabrication and metal art.
    I may have heard that the US office is out of the old style 200dx's and the next shipment will be the new ones. Awesome!

    Quote Originally Posted by hokiefd View Post
    Haha, yep. I used my exceptional powers of deduction.
    You are doing better than some, lol. Also, like the quote in your sig. I went for engineering, albeit Industrial so I won't pretend I'm a nuclear engineer or anything. Which type did you major in?
    New to welding!
    Lots of Snap-On tools
    In need of more toys

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    Quote Originally Posted by ncsugrad2006 View Post
    I may have heard that the US office is out of the old style 200dx's and the next shipment will be the new ones. Awesome!
    Sweet.


    Quote Originally Posted by ncsugrad2006 View Post
    You are doing better than some, lol. Also, like the quote in your sig. I went for engineering, albeit Industrial so I won't pretend I'm a nuclear engineer or anything. Which type did you major in?
    Nothing wrong with that, I work with a lot of industrial systems engineers who are smarter than me, lol. As for myself, I ended up with an aerospace engineering degree (class of 2007).
    "Engineering is the art of modelling materials we do not wholly understand, into shapes we cannot precisely analyze so as to withstand forces we cannot properly assess, in such a way that the public has no reason to suspect the extent of our ignorance."

    - Dr. AR Dykes

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    Quote Originally Posted by hokiefd View Post
    Nothing wrong with that, I work with a lot of industrial systems engineers who are smarter than me, lol. As for myself, I ended up with an aerospace engineering degree (class of 2007).
    That's a toughie. I didn't have to take any AE courses (Statics was probably the closest I got). My roommates were nuclear engineers, which was surprising given how idiotic both of them were in real world situations (Or maybe it shouldn't be surprising, lol)
    New to welding!
    Lots of Snap-On tools
    In need of more toys

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