08-27-2012, 02:38 PM
Sorry calling welding gear of any kind a "set" is kind of old lingo nowadays, so by "dc inverter set" I mean a basic dc current welding machine that uses the modern "inverter" innards, rather than big heavy copper coils with iron centres, an inverter system is just far lighter and the output seems to be nice and clean (clean = Smooth to use),
This kind of welding machine is good for both stick and TIG welding and is relatively cheap and easy to use with only one adjustment "Amps" to worry about, which means you get to spend more time worrying about learning the art of welding as opposed to the art of dial twiddling and looking like you're not confused despite being absolutely baffled, which frankly is what happens to most folks when they buy a high end HF TIG with all the gadgets, If you weld mostly in steel and 99% of folks do, forget hf machines until you can properly weld in steel, just my $0.02
Regards
Rick
This kind of welding machine is good for both stick and TIG welding and is relatively cheap and easy to use with only one adjustment "Amps" to worry about, which means you get to spend more time worrying about learning the art of welding as opposed to the art of dial twiddling and looking like you're not confused despite being absolutely baffled, which frankly is what happens to most folks when they buy a high end HF TIG with all the gadgets, If you weld mostly in steel and 99% of folks do, forget hf machines until you can properly weld in steel, just my $0.02
Regards
Rick
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