Lincoln Square Wave 200 Tig welder
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Lincoln Square Wave 200 Tig welder
Is there anyone on here using a Lincoln SW200 tig welder? If so what do you think of it? I'm thinking about buying one. I have used a Tig welder about 30 years ago a few times, that was a long time ago, so I might as well say that I am a first time Tig welder. It's going to used just for fun, weld on my own projects.
I have heard that there is a lot of complaints about the non adjustable post flow that seems to be extra long. Someone said 20 seconds, but I have not confirmed that. As hard as it is I might wait until November to see if there an announcement on a software update.
I have heard that there is a lot of complaints about the non adjustable post flow that seems to be extra long. Someone said 20 seconds, but I have not confirmed that. As hard as it is I might wait until November to see if there an announcement on a software update.
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Thanks for the input Jared
I have changed my mind (Not that there was anything wrong with the one I had) I am looking at the Everlast PowerTig 250EX. They seem to have a good wrap on the welding forms for the most part. I like some of the features that it has that the Lincoln does not. I looked at the Everlast PowerTig 210EXT it has a few more bells and whistles and is a couple hundred more. My guess is that the 250EX will be more then I need.
I have changed my mind (Not that there was anything wrong with the one I had) I am looking at the Everlast PowerTig 250EX. They seem to have a good wrap on the welding forms for the most part. I like some of the features that it has that the Lincoln does not. I looked at the Everlast PowerTig 210EXT it has a few more bells and whistles and is a couple hundred more. My guess is that the 250EX will be more then I need.
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