Might have to go try out this system. Looking at buying the iwave 300 with this system for bulk TIG welding on piping for oil and gas clients. Is the wire feeder simply feeding a standard MIG wire or something more unique?
@@Thefabforums in saying that. You can't put a MiG hand piece/torch on instead? Or you would still need the multiprocess pro setup with additional wire feeder?
So.... why wouldn't you just mig it? The whole point of tig is to be precise and a by product of that is a reduced travel speed. Obviously this is just another "tool", but I really don't see the benefits of this over a dialed in mig weld with a competent set of hands and eyes.
Some materials/components can't big MIG welded. I can see massive benefits at my work as we deal with oil and gas companies that 100% need components TIG welded.
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The amount of blurry video was amazing ❗️
That is just ridiculously cool.
They have some awesome stuff 👏
So it’s a tip tig
Might have to go try out this system. Looking at buying the iwave 300 with this system for bulk TIG welding on piping for oil and gas clients.
Is the wire feeder simply feeding a standard MIG wire or something more unique?
Its basically a MIG feeder with a little twist. It can sense when a closed loop connection is made and monitors the resistance.
@@Thefabforums in saying that. You can't put a MiG hand piece/torch on instead? Or you would still need the multiprocess pro setup with additional wire feeder?
Dang I would love to work with you guys. I’m a fabricator at Caterpillar in Winston Salem Nc and do some HotRod stuff at home.
Too cool 👍👍
Do they still sell this?
Yeah. It just came out last year
10 hours ago OKAY
First 🔥
So.... why wouldn't you just mig it? The whole point of tig is to be precise and a by product of that is a reduced travel speed. Obviously this is just another "tool", but I really don't see the benefits of this over a dialed in mig weld with a competent set of hands and eyes.
well there are a lot of advantages to tig over mig
Some materials/components can't big MIG welded. I can see massive benefits at my work as we deal with oil and gas companies that 100% need components TIG welded.
yup just hang up the coffe dude
definitely cheating.
Wow!
Seems like mig welding
except the filler wire isnt also acting as an electrode.
So its a tip tig...