I'm looking to up grade from a 120v Century MIG to something better for my home shop. At work I have been using a large green NATO issue machine to do TIG on aluminum castings, and a Miller 251 MIG for most other work. At home I'm doing mostly old car and bike restoration work. I prefer working with a TIG to MIG for the superior control of the weld puddle and in my hands much better looking welds, but sometimes being able to glue things together fast with a MIG is useful.
Is the ESAB MULTIMASTER 160 MIG TIG WELDER a machine I should consider for my application. I do have 220v in my shop already.
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Thanks Doug