I-Mig Welders

[redbeard]

The Pigtail is to pickup power for the MIG side of the unit, not for the stick operation...it is left loose for stick (if it has one)

That is basically my question, does it have the MIg pigtail that can be plugged into either + or -? If it is to be used with flux wire, I would assume yes, but...

The addition of the knurled roller is new one for me, but that does mean someone in the factory is listening to our requests to include them.

A VERY important comment here guys to STOP the rumor mill.

The .8 and .1 groove ISN'T .030 and .035!!!!

There is 25.4 mm in one inch. You take .8 and divide by 25.4 and you end up with .031 or really it is a .030 for our purposes here in the US . Also the 1.0 mm ends up by the same token as .39 or .040 for our standards.

Here's the deal.

The small groove is good for .030 and .035

The large is good for .040 and .045.

Ahh, in my noobness I thought each groove was a specific size and not a range, much clearer now.

I am not sure why you'd want to build a cart for a welder that is designed with one built in and is quite functional. This unit is rather large and not going to fit on any other type cart very well.

I had it in mind that I would mix my own gases at some point and wanted both cylinders and welders on the same set of wheels, although I should probably know better than to even think it with the size of the EXT, the thing would have to be HUGE. Leaving the monster machines on the ground as they were intended and building a PLasma/Cylinders/Cooler/Supplies cart would probably be a better idea. That will be a fair bit in the future anyway.