pplblazerdude said:Has anyone tried the new Lincoln tig 200? I have spoke with several weld shops and they all say it's awesome but.... They are trying to sale it to me so of course it's awesome.
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How user friendly would you say it is? I've done a decent bit of scratch start tig but this would be my first high frez machine.Hillbilly said:I own a Square wave 200. Ordered it in January, I believe. I bought to have the portability of AC in the field/away from my shop. It's done everything I've asked of it sofar. I'd say the majority of hours on it have been spent in the AC mode.
pplblazerdude said:How user friendly would you say it is? I've done a decent bit of scratch start tig but this would be my first high frez machine.
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One last questions. Does It leave out features that you fell are important?i will be doing lite fab work and playing around with aluminum.Hillbilly said:Coming from a Lincoln Tig 300 that has switches and knobs, I'd safe fairly user friendly. It's pretty basic compared to other machines I've used. I did have to get the cheat sheet out the first few times to get familiar with it.