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  1. 07-03-2012, 12:25 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oleg View Post
    part one is out for PA160
    That guy makes some nice looking welds.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zoama585 View Post
    That guy makes some nice looking welds.
    That TIG weld was nice enough to frame. Nice endorsement of the flexibility of such a nice and compact welding machine.
    Is it OK to want to break something just so that you can weld it back together?

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    I wish I could tig weld that good! No doubt that's a nice welding package!
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    That video has made me seriously consider trying that TIG welder first before spending the money on a 200DX..

    I'd still rather go straight for the 200DX since I know I'd never outgrow that

    Regardless.. that is some pretty welding
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    one more .. more to come

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    Quote Originally Posted by ncsugrad2006 View Post
    That video has made me seriously consider trying that TIG welder first before spending the money on a 200DX..

    I'd still rather go straight for the 200DX since I know I'd never outgrow that

    Regardless.. that is some pretty welding
    The price is much better but no aluminum. The 160sth is a very nice unit for the money. I have both EX and 160sth. The 160sth is for portability. Like the IMIG-200 we use.

    If you watch the video it is quite a machine for the size and price.
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    here is one more ..

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    here is one more video using 210EXT and PA160STH
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