Any welders here? Miller Multimatic 220
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Any welders here? Miller Multimatic 220
Has anyone used the Miller Multimatic 220?
I am thinking of getting one. I want a multi-process machine that will do stick, tig, and mig but this one does AC tig also so it will do aluminum - one of my requirements. From a non-production/manufacturing environment perspective - what are your thoughts? From what I've read - production welders hate it as it lacks some creature comforts/standards of what they are used to. I guess that doesn't matter to me with having the one machine, essentially.
I am thinking of getting one. I want a multi-process machine that will do stick, tig, and mig but this one does AC tig also so it will do aluminum - one of my requirements. From a non-production/manufacturing environment perspective - what are your thoughts? From what I've read - production welders hate it as it lacks some creature comforts/standards of what they are used to. I guess that doesn't matter to me with having the one machine, essentially.
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If I had $3,000 laying around and nothing pressing to buy, I’d consider it. I’ve been looking at the 211 for a long time. I want a wirefeed that runs on 220. I’ve had a Hobart 135 for 15 years. More current is beads well spent.
I sometimes think multi-process machine being “jack of all trades, master of none.” However, I have no basis for that claim with welders.
The other brand I have been looking at is ESAB. However, it doesn’t look like they have a comparable machine to the 220.
I sometimes think multi-process machine being “jack of all trades, master of none.” However, I have no basis for that claim with welders.
The other brand I have been looking at is ESAB. However, it doesn’t look like they have a comparable machine to the 220.
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The Weldingweb forums are to welding what FTE is to Ford trucks. If you want informed opinions from the full spectrum of weldors that's the place to go. I send people to FTE for truck info so it's reasonable to point FTE folks there. The Miller forums are also excellent and posters cover far more than just Miller hardware.
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