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    Hey, Freddytk421 has another little video about one of our welders.

    Last edited by Gadget; 02-22-2011 at 09:19 PM. Reason: fixed video link
    (Retired) professional firefighter. Amateur everything else I try to do...
    and I do some of it with:
    Longevity LP40, <------ oh yeah!
    Mig: Century 80, Clarke 150EN
    O/A setup with a bunch of George Goehl's brazing videos (gsegmedia.com)
    Lincoln 225 tombstone
    grrrrrinders, bench and ra
    hf drillpress, and files! and pliers! and hammers! and and - OK, whew, got that out of my system!
    Oh yeah: GO BIG RED! (Now one of the 12 members of the Big 10 cuz we left the 10 members of the Big 12)

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    maybe gadget can move this to the correct forum
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    Quote Originally Posted by WeldingWookie View Post
    maybe gadget can move this to the correct forum
    I apologize. Wasn't sure where to put it but figured it was worth mentioning.
    (Retired) professional firefighter. Amateur everything else I try to do...
    and I do some of it with:
    Longevity LP40, <------ oh yeah!
    Mig: Century 80, Clarke 150EN
    O/A setup with a bunch of George Goehl's brazing videos (gsegmedia.com)
    Lincoln 225 tombstone
    grrrrrinders, bench and ra
    hf drillpress, and files! and pliers! and hammers! and and - OK, whew, got that out of my system!
    Oh yeah: GO BIG RED! (Now one of the 12 members of the Big 10 cuz we left the 10 members of the Big 12)

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    WOW that's cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WeldingWookie View Post
    maybe gadget can move this to the correct forum
    Thread has been moved.
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    Longevity WeldPro LS200PI (IGBT)
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    Longevity auto dark welding helmet

    Atlas 10x36" lathe
    Craftsman 5HP 30 Gal compressor
    Home made CNC router/plasma/hot wire foam cutting table powered by Longevity Force Cut LP80
    Home built aluminum foundry, HF 4x6 bandsaw, O/A torch

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    I know I like my Longevity welder.
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    OK, I just found this vid...

    I'm real interested in one for $200. NOW!

    Will someone in Sales answer my questions posted elsewhere abt the machine?

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    truckloads of woodworking tools
    the paint pumps, ladders and stuff
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    Lapidary thangs
    mekanik tools
    & I am a pathological liar and functional illiterate.

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    That's definitely a lunch box welder.Perfect just to carry it to your work.Hard to believe it's 220.
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    Yah! Lol

    #1 wants a maxstar and it ain't gonna happen... but at least he has stepped down from the cost of a dynasty 200SD !
    They are in the same size/weight class, which probably means the technology is probably pretty much the same.
    All the circuitboard components are from the same factories that make gazillions at a run. The IGBT technology is now cheaper to build than the mosfets they are replacing, so one box should be darn near as good as another.
    He has been kinda impressed with my 3 in 1 machine, but I ain't gonna let him take it out of my garage!
    NOT gonna happen.

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    Longevity Stickweld 140 Lunchbox Baby!
    Redi Arc & Craftsman AC boxes
    200P 3 in 1
    Harris gages/Victor & Smiths torches
    101.07301 project
    Large pile of saws & drills
    Wheel barrow full a sanders N' grinders
    truckloads of woodworking tools
    the paint pumps, ladders and stuff
    rock n mud tools & plumbin stuff
    Lapidary thangs
    mekanik tools
    & I am a pathological liar and functional illiterate.

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