Could you use something like this:Vee Dub Nut wrote:Going to cut the bend a few times to pull it up some more.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/KNN-RX-3800/
Could you use something like this:Vee Dub Nut wrote:Going to cut the bend a few times to pull it up some more.
Hrm... That's interesting. Haven't seen one of those before. Thanks for the link!Devastator wrote:Could you use something like this:Vee Dub Nut wrote:Going to cut the bend a few times to pull it up some more.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/KNN-RX-3800/
I have a Diversion 165, it is entry level and pretty inexpensive but works very well. We use to to use a Syncrowave 250 at work, and I build most of my header with a Sycrowave 250. But I really like my inverter based machine and probably would never buy a transformer based machine in the future. I do really like the pulse tig feature of the 250 though! I do miss thatVee Dub Nut wrote:Its a Miller syncrowave 250
Good info... I'm going to take some of my tubing drops from my bends and start doing some practicing with them. I can stick and MIG, but haven't ever tried to TIG. I'd like to be able to add that skill to my arsenal.MarioVelotta wrote:I have a Diversion 165, it is entry level and pretty inexpensive but works very well. We use to to use a Syncrowave 250 at work, and I build most of my header with a Sycrowave 250. But I really like my inverter based machine and probably would never buy a transformer based machine in the future. I do really like the pulse tig feature of the 250 though! I do miss thatVee Dub Nut wrote:Its a Miller syncrowave 250

