i-mig 205

[Rodsmachineshop]

just sent you a pm . also leaving store on ebay that has it . have to contact store on shipping price http://www.ebay.com/itm/MIG-WELDER-W...item61cf1f9ac5

[everlastsupport]

Will measure the 200 and 205P tonight and see which way I go. The IMIG 200 sits a lot these days. Might get it on the back of the truck working for us again. Thanks.

[everlastsupport]

just sent you a pm . also leaving store on ebay that has it . have to contact store on shipping price http://www.ebay.com/itm/MIG-WELDER-W...item61cf1f9ac5

Rod,

Did you get that .6mm ebay roller for the 205 or 205P. If so how did it work. Have not measured mine yet.

Wish he had .6mm and 1.0mm solid and a .8mm and .9mm grooved.

FYI (roughly, actually a little higher on thousandths): .6mm -.023 .8mm =.030 .9mm= .035 1mm= .040

[Rodsmachineshop]

i got it for my i mig 205 . it fit fine but haven't used .023 wire in it yet

[DaveO]

i got it for my i mig 205 . it fit fine but haven't used .023 wire in it yet

Rod, have you had a chance to try any .023 wire? Seems like this would expand the capabilities of the machine.

[performance]

It's likely that the .023 roller for these units will not work well, because of the fact that our wire speed is much slower than what is needed to optimally feed this small of wire.

[X83]

If you're having wire feeding problems with the smaller gauge size you may just want to replace your double roller power feed with a four roller version like in the I-MIG 250P or you could use a spool gun or push pull type gun.

Here's a good place similar River Weld that sells all kinds of parts and consumables: http://www.aliexpress.com/store/202830

http://www.tfmweld.com