What miller welder are you using?

Syncrowave 250 (Tig)
Millermatic Challenger (Mig)
Harbor Freight 130A (Tig) Yeah, I know, it's not a Miller.

I haven't used the Harbor Freight welder very much but so far it works well and I haven't had any problems with it. It is certainly not a Syncrowave but it cost under $200 and is very portable. I do miss the foot pedal and lack of high frequency start but I still think it's a great deal for the price.

Miller syncrowave 351 water cooled.

Syncrowave 200
Hobart 135 MIG
Hobart TigMate <=== for sale!

MC

Millermatic 251 (Mig) anything thicker then 18 guage

lincoln 2300 (Mig) anything 18 guage and thinner

As for Miller, Trailblazer w/ Kubota 3 cylinder
S22 wire feeders
251 hi freq units
Shop Master 300 power supplies
Syncro wave 250
Spectrum 2050 plasma cutter

I have a 302 Trailblazer for mobil
Dynasty 300DX
Dynasty 200DX
XMT304 w/feeder and Optima Pulse Pendant
Miller 350P
Passport
Extreme375 Plasma mainly for mobil work
I am a Miller fan,but I also have a old Lincoln ac/dc stick machine and a Hypertherm 1250 on a Dynatorch CNC table

millermatic 130 mig

My stuff is all Chinese or Korean,you would expect that though given where I am!
300amp single phase AC/DC water-cooled Dyna (Korean)
3 160-200 amp DC tigs 2 units are inverter but I like the buzz of the transformer!(local)
200 amp 3phase tig monster (Taiwanese)
40amp Cebora plasma ...very good unit, super robust (it's Italian)
160amp dc stick and a 160 amp ac stick welder (Taiwanese)

My buddies with $$$$ buy Kempi welders I think they are Italian too! I can't even afford a Kempi sticker! All my stuff is reclaimed one way or another!:)

Miller Dynasty 200 DX
Hobart Handler 120

Miller Sidekick

Hypertherm PM380
Dynasty 200DX
MM180
Passport
ARCONE
and a SH$T load of clamps

Miller Aerowaves

Trailblazer 302 portable with suitcase extreme wire feeder
Millermatic 180
Millermatic 210 with spoolmate 3035
Deltaweld 300
Shopmate 300DX with spoolmatic 30A
Econotig
Syncrowave 200
Maxstar 150 - I didn't see these in any ones list. I have 4 of them and use them both in the shop and in the field. They are dual voltage and should be considered by any who do s/s in areas where only household current is available. However inverter technology still doesn't come cheap.

The little Miller I bought over Christmas is a Millermatic 140 with auto-adjust. Haven't used the auto-adjust feature, I like being able to control the flow. So far, really like it. Never used wire weld before, but for the small size metal I'm playing with, it screams.

Miller 320 A/BP
Miller Auto Arc 50A
Miller Maxstar 150 STH
Lincoln SP-200
Hobart 250 Amp "Mainliner" Portable
Thermal Dynamics PAK 3XR Plasma Cutter
Secheron Plasmafix 50S Plasma Welder

Millermatic 211 AS MVP

Trailblazer 302 dc 09 series with option subaru motor installed with 23hp.
wish i could afford the 302 with air compressor but didnt have the extra 10grand,
i use also maxstar 150 work wonders in house hold and hospitals.
and old lincoln redcat 2 16hp onam motor

The only miller I have now is my XMT-304. It has a S-54 feeder, Optima Pulse Pendant, Smith Gas Proportioner, CK Spool Gun.

Also have a Dynasty 300DX at work.

Used to have a couple Aerowaves, Maxstar 140 and 150, Thunderbolt 225.

And I have work on many, many more.

miller 250 twin
miller 330 a/b/spt
lincoln sp170t ( I know, I shoulda went blue)
victor oxy/acet rig
longevity 50a plasma cutter (chinese) it's been sitting for almost a year now, I haven't even plugged it in yet I'll get up the courage one of these days.

Anyone had an experience with a Hobart Plasma Cutter the 110 volt type...I am building pipe corrals and fences...any suggestions before I purchase...

I would like the air compressor built in... pros and cons...

Thanks, Rod1945

It seems almost all the 110 unit,mig,cutter ect. draw lots of current so you will need a good power supply,I did wel 1/2" aluminum double beveled with one in ac output mode but it needed a 30 amp 120 Vac supply.

It seems almost all the 110 unit,mig,cutter ect. draw lots of current so you will need a good power supply,I did weld 1/2" aluminum double beveled with one in ac output mode but it needed a 30 amp 120 Vac supply.

synchrowave 250
autoset 140
300 synchrowave(actually is Airco 300 heliwelder w/pulse)

I prefer the older Airco machine over the modern Synchrowave 250 -- it welds better all around-has pulse- and it doesn't draw as much electricity. It's only drawback is that it is heavier than a dead minister- but its on wheels now. It's sweet on aluminum too!
Jim

Hey guys,
I guess I can be classified as a Miller man & own a Miller Sidekick, Miller Challenger 172, & a Millermatic 130.

Denny

I just got a Miller Diversion 165 TIG

Deltaweld 500

I have a Syncrowave 250 DX Millermatic 252, and Spectrum 375. I will be building a CNC Plasma during the fall. I will post pictures of this project.
125

I am only been wilding for a couple of years but have been bitten by the welding bug. Looking foward to reading and learning.

Newly signed-on here, but been at it for a long time. Past Steel-mill maintenance welder for 30+ years, retired tinkerer now.

I bought my first Miller new around 1976?, I still have it. It is a 250 Dialarc HF with optional power-factor correction caps and foot-pedal.

After that, I bought an Airco Dip/stick 160 (simimal to or made by Miller?). Still use it also.

Recently, I needed (always wanted one) a portable gas-drive.
So I found a Miller Legend KCxxxxxx (1992?).

I also have had several Craftsman buzz-boxes of which I sold the 225a, and kept a little 120v 90-100a unit ( hate AC machines for stick ). It needs put on Craigslist !!
I hauled it around in my bucket-truck for emergency things, but will probably have the Legend with me nowadays?

I have a Millermatic 252 mig welder, I like the way it runs, its easy to handle. Thinking about getting another machine and giving this one to my son, anyone have any ideas on which mig welders are good?

New member here,

I had a Miller Dialarc 25HF since 1984, bought it new from a local welding supply house. It's been very reliable machine over the many years but not in a production enviorment. Recently purchased a Dynasty 350 and am learning about all of the settings.

Fillister

Dynasty 350 ....... The best welder I've ever used !