- Location
- West Somerset
Oxford or Lincoln both simple affordable welders
Thanks got some unused 16a and 32a motors wired in plan is to put plugs onto the wires to increase welding capacity.If just 13a plug then probably a140a will be the fuse max, a bigger box will work as long as it’s not wound up beyond that till electric upgrade, inverters will kick out more on 13a but possible lower duty cycle.
loads of information on here about most welders
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large 3 phase welders are cheaper than large single phase. smaller supply cables required. lower energy costs. not really any different to use.What is the advantage of going 3 phase over single phase with migs ?
no. inverter is more portable, thats about the only advantage.Also is an inverter one better?
It might just be me, or it might just be quality... but 3 phase MIG sets have always felt smoother to me.What is the advantage of going 3 phase over single phase with migs ? have a 16amp supply single phase but also have 3 phase as well. Also is an inverter one better?
What is the advantage of going 3 phase over single phase with migs ? have a 16amp supply single phase but also have 3 phase as well. Also is an inverter one better?
what sort do you have? I have a mma inverter in the van which is great but I'm thinking of a mig thats handy for going in the van. or even a multi-process with tig aswell, was looking at this in local place but poor duty cycles. Currently bit of a ball ache getting mig and tig into van then getting on farm and power supply not enough to run them at any power, or dragging trailer round with welder generator.I've a 250a inverter MIG
Will run happily off a 7kva generator.
Will run at over 200a off a 13a plug.
Excellent for site work
done that here and works wellI have a 400A Oxford. Good welder. too big for tin work though.
You might want 2, one for tin work and a bigger one for 'farm' stuff.
what sort do you have? I have a mma inverter in the van which is great but I'm thinking of a mig thats handy for going in the van. or even a multi-process with tig aswell, was looking at this in local place but poor duty cycles. Currently bit of a ball ache getting mig and tig into van then getting on farm and power supply not enough to run them at any power, or dragging trailer round with welder generator.
I have a warrior 250 too, brillant set. Very handy for site workWarrior 250, not ultra portable but easily lifted into a van by yourself, they have a superb duty cycle, a lot of line boring guys use them on a rotator.
They do a suitcase 180 mig too which I think does MMA as well