I guess I can put this in here since it's more Welding/Fabrication related.

I have a Miller Synchrowave 180SD, I bought it in summer 2005, I have not even gone through a whole bottle of gas yet, I do not use this thing much. I bought it with the intention of making manifolds etc. but all I seem to be doing is exhaust work and other fabricating things, and 90% of the exhausts are aluminized piping. Since I have owned the machine, I have not done anything that required a TIG and frankly it's just taking me WAY more time then it should to do what I'm doing.

For that reason, I'm looking at offloading the TIG and getting a MIG instead. Or I'll sell the TIG and buy a MIG.

I'm looking at something like a Millermatic 210 as a trade + cash type thing.

I have the non runner, I have a pack of 1/16th and 3/32nd red tungsten, I have 1/2 lbs each of 1/16th mild and stainless filler, and about 9 lbs each of 3/32nd mild and stainless filler that would go with it as well.

Starting bid would be $1500 picked up if someone wanted to buy it, flexible a little on that but it's in mint mint shape.

I live in Toronto, On, Canada so if I need to and I get decent offers I can meet up with someone if it's like a 6-7 hour drive for me to meet you.

Feel free to IM me or e-mail jerome.michaud@gmail.com and I'll give you any info you need.

Jay


Modified by Jays91DXhatch at 9:00 PM 3/27/2006

 

LOL, im from whitby too, where the expletive were u 2 weeks ago when i just bought my new sycrowave 180
LOL

 

crap, that sucks

 

you should keep the tig. i have the same tig and it comes in very handy when you want to do stainless and aluminum. also get the 251 it's not much more. i really like mine and from what i've read in the miller forums it's a lot better than the 210.