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Especially with TIG. I only have a foot pedal, so it can get tricky sometimes.

Nice! I like your wedding table. Is that 1/2" plate?

You gonna have to cut a hole in the wall to get it out, or does it come apart?:lol: Those dimes look nicely stacked. :thumbup:

Is that why you went with the 550 this time, to get the six speed?

That 550 going to have the 38 speed automatic?:lol:

I'm a Lincoln welder fan. My Wirematic 255 had two knobs: volts and wire speed in inches per minute. The Miller that we had at work, which was supposed to be some super fancy mig, had two knobs on front, and I think three switches under the door. These knobs, with the exception of the "power"...

Hurry up! The snow is leaving, it's going to be April next week, time to go back to work.:)

I've seen a lot of "professional" aluminum welding that was really quite atrocious. That is a pretty nice weld.

Nice! Is your TIG a square wave? Mine isn't. It's older than me.:lol:

You may have to select landscape or portrait in the phone/Ipad before taking the pic. I think my Samsung piece of crap does it automatically. Looks good Brendon. You having a heat wave down there too?:lol: I've actually got little pieces of driveway poking through the ice around here now.

I have underestimated your sneakiness!:lol: I have an old Miller TIG that I use for aluminum. I use straight argon and pure tungsten. Never tried any of the others. I always ball the tungsten on a piece of scrap al.

What kind of welder do you have for aluminum? That box in the pic doesn't look like it's very well built.