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New Machine Day: Fronius, Hypertherm
- Thread starter drcoelho
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Milland
Diamond
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- Jul 6, 2006
- Location
- Hillsboro, New Hampshire
That guy in the middle looks really excited to be there.
CatMan
Hot Rolled
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- Apr 12, 2005
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- Brandon, MS
Finally a weld cart with wheels big enough to roll over a cord.
Looks tippy.
Should have made it wide, and put the hyperthem on the next shelf down, next to the red thing.
are you going to post plans ?
Gordon Heaton
Titanium
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- Feb 19, 2007
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- St. George, Utah
Well, its a good six inches wider than mine and about the same height. Saves a lot of space when you're lining up equipment, and on a hard, flat floor no tipping at all. My annealing forge and O/A rig are all about the same width. Haven't tipped anything over in decades.
Its not tippy, the cart weighs more than the combined weight of all the machines by far, very solid. I've moved it up and down my ramp which has a strange twist in it and even at those wierd angles it did not show any tendency to tip. With equipment on it it'll stay on flat ground all the time so have zero concerns.
Ries
Diamond
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- Mar 15, 2004
- Location
- Edison Washington USA
very nice.
Is there gonna be a water cooler for the tig? foot pedal?
and where do tanks go?
I tend to build single welder carts, with built in tank racks, but most of my machines are bigger- even my "little" XMT also has a High Frequency box and a water cooler, along with a 250 cf argon tank, so there really isnt room for anything else.
Is there gonna be a water cooler for the tig? foot pedal?
and where do tanks go?
I tend to build single welder carts, with built in tank racks, but most of my machines are bigger- even my "little" XMT also has a High Frequency box and a water cooler, along with a 250 cf argon tank, so there really isnt room for anything else.
Cole2534
Diamond
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- Sep 10, 2010
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- Oklahoma City, OK
I stack my hand plasma on my 256 and wire it into the machine's cord. Not a good solution for everyone, definitely convenient for me.
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The Tig welder has water cooler, it is already attached in photo, sits below the Tig welder.....these Fronius inverter machines are super compact......the tanks sit at the rear of the cart, can have qty(2) tanks on this cart. And yes, the Tig welder has a pedal. Here's a side shot showing rear where tanks are stored:
moonlight machine
Diamond
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- Nov 19, 2007
- Location
- marysville ohio
I stack my hand plasma on my 256 and wire it into the machine's cord. Not a good solution for everyone, definitely convenient for me.
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My TIG, Airco 460 Amp AC DC is about 4' x 3' x 5' tall on its cart with 8" diameter wheels weighs about 700 lbs or so. No tip. My mig is a Miller 35s, a mid 70s machine I bought in '79 is about 18" wide and about 4' long with the "T" 75/25 bottle on the back. My Lincoln plasma cutter is on top witch sucks because you have to remove it to access the wire spool and feeder mechanism.
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