Show Us your Welders!

RandyM

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I thought it might be fun to see everyones welding set-ups. The little Cricket is set up for stainless. The 210 can do both steel and aluminum. Here are my welders and bench. Now! let's see YOURS!

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Thanks for posting Ryan. An hour after I posted this I got to thinking that I for got my O/A set-up. I might have to dig up a pic of it too.
 
Dont do a ton of welding but it sure comes in handy when required. Picked up this brand new Miller Maxstar 150 STL a few yrs ago at a cant pass up price. First project was the stand. Sized it for a $10 steel surface plate l had. For a basement shop I find TIG is nice vs using stick to not smoke the place out.
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Does double duty as a work surface next to my lathe.
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Here's mine for a little change of color..:lmao:, still dreaming of a plasma cutter. I did pick up a lift table that I use as my welding table, It will lift and swivel. I made a base so I can move it with my pallet jack

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My junk, no pic handy of the TIG/stick welder but you can see part of it on the first pic.
No pics of my o/a torches.

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Here are my shop welders. Miller Syncrowave 200 has Tig/Stick capabiity, Miller 210 Mig machine, miller 135 Mig machine, and my favorite once it it restored is a 1969 Lincoln SA 200 Red Face. Also shown is the hypertherm PM 45 Plasma machine.

After seeing Randy's post I thought it would be a good time to pull the machines out and give them a cleaning and check the cooling fans.

David

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Randy, your shop is just too neat, and that's all there is to it!

Yes, you should invite us over........

Well guys, you found my weakness. I do like things organized, makes the projects more fun. Oh, you guys do not need an invite as you are all welcome to stop by anytime.

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Dont do a ton of welding but it sure comes in handy when required. Picked up this brand new Miller Maxstar 150 STL a few yrs ago at a cant pass up price. First project was the stand. Sized it for a $10 steel surface plate l had. For a basement shop I find TIG is nice vs using stick to not smoke the place out.
Does double duty as a work surface next to my lathe.

Jacob, Now that is something I haven't seen before, welding on a surface rock. How does that work out for you? Oh, and that is a very nice stand, stainless?

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Here's mine for a little change of color..:lmao:, still dreaming of a plasma cutter. I did pick up a lift table that I use as my welding table, It will lift and swivel. I made a base so I can move it with my pallet jack

William, Now I really like that lift table. That is a great idea and swivel ta boot, nice.

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Here are my shop welders. Miller Syncrowave 200 has Tig/Stick capabiity, Miller 210 Mig machine, miller 135 Mig machine, and my favorite once it it restored is a 1969 Lincoln SA 200 Red Face. Also shown is the hypertherm PM 45 Plasma machine.

After seeing Randy's post I thought it would be a good time to pull the machines out and give them a cleaning and check the cooling fans.

David

David, you have a very nice set-up there. You should be able to handle almost anything that comes your way interms of welding. Thanks for the post.

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My junk, no pic handy of the MIG/stick welder but you can see part of it on the first pic.
No pics of my o/a torches.

Max, I would love to comment your set up but, I am at work and if you post your photos anywhere else ohter than directly to the sight I can not see them. Thank you for joining in though.
 
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