[Marc Godwin]

I am looking to buy a new unit and have been looking at Dynasty 210DX, Miller supplier can't get one until Dec 2013.

Now they have come back and offered Syncrowave 210 set up. Anyone used or had anything to do with these as they are all pre programmed and if you want to change any parameters you need to load to a flash card.

Your thoughts please before I decide

[Mike]

Mark welcome to the forum as this is your first post.
I try not to spend other peoples money.
Millers are very good though.

[Marc Godwin]

Thanks Mike..

[Ranger]

Have you looked around at any other models? ???
Also what's the spec difference between the 2 model????

[Marc Godwin]

Hi Ranger
Already ordered the miller dynasty 210

[Otto Nobedder]

Hi Ranger
Already ordered the miller dynasty 210

I'm pretty damn sure you'll be happy with that choice. I have a friend with that machine, who borrowed my pipestands a month ago and is still making money with them....

Steve S

[Marc Godwin]

Hi Ranger
Already ordered the miller dynasty 210

I'm pretty damn sure you'll be happy with that choice. I have a friend with that machine, who borrowed my pipestands a month ago and is still making money with them....

Steve S

Hi Steve,

Just ordered Miller 625Xtreme plasma cutter and a Miller 211 mig units, so I am thinking I have everything covered with my Dynasty 200DX
Any thing to add?

[Otto Nobedder]

Not really.

My buddy that had my pipe-stands for a month was building aluminum handrails as a side-job with his DX. He's been a welder for many years, even more than me, and is pleased with the machine. We (he works where I do) have two Lincoln machines at work (both MIG), with the balance in Miller, both MIG and TIG, and I have no complaints with either.

Our plasma-cut jobs fall to two Thermal-Arc 90A machines. One works flawlessly. The other must warm up for an hour if started on a cold day, but that's not been inconvenience enough to have it serviced.

Steve S