Hi everyone! After working 35 years for Raytheon Company, I retired last year, and am pursuing welding as a hobby. I have been welding with my Hobart Handler 187 MIG and Victor Torch for several years. I recently took a welding class at Eastfield College (Dallas), which covered most welding processes - oxy fuel, stick, MIG, TIG, plasma cutting. I am hooked on TIG, and bought an Everlast PowerTIG 200DV, which I have been experimenting with. It seems like a pretty solid machine, so far.
I am really enjoying Jody's weekly videos. Looking forward to part 2 of building a welding cart. After what happened at the end of part 1, who can blame Jody for turning off the camera. ha-ha
- Otto Nobedder
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Welcome, Roger,
Once the TIG bug bites...
Good on ya for learning more than one way to skin this cat, though.
Steve S
Once the TIG bug bites...
Good on ya for learning more than one way to skin this cat, though.
Steve S
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- Dragster Guy
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Rtaylor777
- Rtaylor777
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Welcome to the forum 
I use a Multiplaz 3500 welder/cutter https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en# ... iplaz-3500