What welding projects are you working on? Are you proud of something you built?
How about posting some pics so other welders can get some ideas?
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I have had a syncrowave 200 for many years and strpped up to an inverter.... First thing is to get it off the bench! This is stuff i had laying around the yard and shop.
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And more....
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And finished
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Nice project you have going there Weldor. Hope you have a cherry picker to pull that beast off the bench. At ~240 pounds I can see why you want it off the bench! :o
Go break something, then you can weld it back the right way.

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Guess I didn't wait long enough. You were posting and I was still typing...

Nicely done cart Weldor!
Go break something, then you can weld it back the right way.

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Weldor.

You might want to control the ventilation, if necessary, a slight modification in the area(s) of the venting slits.

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Yea i was thinking of that... We'll see how it works out ducting it shouldn't be needed... But if it is, well, i am a jm sheet metal guy shouldn't be too hard
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Very nice! Diamond plate makes everything look better.
WeldingSyncrowave 250,Millermatic 252,30a Spoolgun Cutting12" Hi-speed Cutoff Saw, 9x 12 Horizontal Bandsaw MillingGorton 8d Vertical Mill TurningMonarch EE Precision Lathe GrindingBrown & Sharpe #5 Surface Grinder
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Lotsa room for air flow!
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Nice work.
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Weldor.

You using the floor and/or the hand control for the amps?
If hand, which model did you buy?

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I am using the foot pedal... The one that comes with the HTP is similar if not a rebadged SSC Controls pedal. I used the SSC pedal on my syncrowave but sold it with the machine. Really good quality pedal. Not using a hand control at all.
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Alexa,

I use a thumb-control on a synchrowave at work when the foot pedal is impractical. Mine is from Profax, an MFTC-14, for the 14-pin connector on the machine. I think the Profax part # is PX129-341.

It's quite reliable, but has a long travel like a volume-knob on a radio, so I tend to set my max Amps far higher than I need, so my intended range is within the first 1/3 of the dial.

CK Industries make one that has a "slide" action that I haven't tried, but I believe the slide action will feel more natural than working a small dial with your thumb.

Steve S
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