58 discussions on PolyTech Forum about the Miller 200DX: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
I'm wanting to get a TIG welder for my home shop, I'm wanting to practice mostly aluminum but also some sheet steel auto body work. I have an old Miller 330A/BP that works but it is too heavy to move around like I need to do.My...
Good Morning, I need to wire up my new Miller Dynasty 200DX. The unit auto detects 115V single phase to 460V 3 phase. I only have a single phase home with 2 hot wires coming in, so 115V or 230V are my only options. My confusion is...
I have a 900 lb TIG welder in my shop building 5 miles away and am considering getting rid of it to buy one I can move without a forklift. I learned here that the little 120V Lincolns were a favorite for auto body, any favorite TIG welders...
I broke a 4-40 tap in my filing machine casting. It was for the top cap, which is there to hold packing as a seal for the file rod, so not that big of a deal since there are five good screws. But it feels like a berry seed in my tooth. ...
Actually, I mean to ask "do 7018 rods from different makers feeldifferent when welding?"I've only welded with Lincoln 7018 (mostly 1/8") and recently at workI switched from Lincoln to Radnor (Airgas house brand) and I can'tweld for shit -...
I'm in the process of shopping for an AC/DC TIG welder and have narrowed my search to the Miller Syncrowave 180 SD TIG Runner and the Lincoln Precision TIG 185. The Lincoln is a bit higher in price but both seem to be comparable.I want one...