weldin mike 27 wrote:Are you thinking about buying one from the US? If so, I'm pretty sure it's not that simple. Plus, most of the Miller stuff can be bought through welding.com.au already set up for Australia.

No its already here in aus 2nd hand... I didn't think WIA sold them as its not on their site...

I wanted to find out some info from you guys in the know. The Miller Diversion 180 can run both 115v or 230v input.. I was chatting to someone about them and he mentioned the following: When the US say "220V single phase" they mean 2x110V active wires 180º out of phase and no neutral. With...

Received this response from CK today: Bevan, the part number for that amperage control would be SGACV-25-2-LG7. I would recommend purchasing that from www.TIGdepot.net, as they will be able to help you with any technical difficulties you might run into with your Everlast machine. The amperage contro...

CK Worldwide have replied to my email and said they'll hopefully have some good news for me this week.. x fingers

Not out at the shed today but I suspect mine is 47k too so I'm guessing it will not work

I would just like to welcome you to the forum and suggest the CK Steady-Grip for amperage control. I too am a paraplegic. The Steady Grip gives me the control I need without so much wobble as regular thumb controls. My welds are much more uniform and I don't stub my tungsten nearly as much. Hope th...

What should I set the amps at for working with this thickness Steel?

I'm doing lap, butt, and tee joints.

Thx in advance

Hi all, I'm looking for some advice on TIG welding some thin carbon steel sheetmetal. Specifically, I would like to know what settings I should start with on the welder. My welder is a Everlast PowerTIG 255EXT. I'm not using a foot pedal as I'm a paraplegic, so only using the torch control. What set...