Everlast PowerArc 200 Arrived Today

[Hoosier Hay Man]

HHM, if you need some ideas for this project, let me know. Happy to help out.

Any ideas would be appreciated. I have quite a bit of 1 1/4" or 1 1/2"square tubing I can use.:thumbsup:

 

[Hoosier Hay Man]

Yes. PowerArc 200. Got it last week or so from Mark.
I've noticed it likes a shorter arc than an xformer welder. My Linde HeliArc 250 is in the repair shop and may be DOA.
It looks like you can run a bead so I'd get some 1/4" plate scraps and make T joints, start running fillets. There is a lot of talent on TBN so I'm sure the guys can answer any questions that come up.
I like doing small stuff with stick when most people would use TIG.
Made this loader 3rd function switch box from a piece of 1"x1" tube. Cut a pie shape out and welded it back. Welded on a split shaft collar for mounting.

Nice Work!:thumbsup: If I can get that point I will be very happy. I plan on picking thru the scrap pile and get some steel to play with.

 

[Shield Arc]

1/8" 6013.

I have a PowerArc 200 also. Next time you need welding rod, pickup some Hobart 335A 6011. It is amazing the penetration you'll get with that rod and the PowerArc!

Here is some ESAB 10P-Plus 6010, but recently I found out that the Hobart rod penetrates better.

 

[weldingisfun]

Any ideas would be appreciated. I have quite a bit of 1 1/4" or 1 1/2"square tubing I can use.:thumbsup:

Tried to send a PM, but could not figure out how to attach pics.

Built using 1X square tubing, (1 1/4 probably would have been better) and 4X4 panels. It can all be disassembled and stored when not needed, or for repairs, as needed.

Let us have a look at what you come up with. Always ready to steal a good idea.