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Welding Shop

2019-03-06T22:17:44Z

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
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2019-03-06T22:15:28Z

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Pedestal Grinder

2019-03-04T22:12:42Z

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 A pedestal grinder is a type of grinding machine used to drive abrasive wheels. This type of grinder is mounted on a pedestal, which may be bolted to the floor or may sit on rubber feet. Baldor buffers are built rugged for demanding work loads. 1,800 RPM buffers offer the ultimate in buffer flexibility. Excellent for polishing and buffing metal, aluminum, brass and copper. Single phase 3/4 HP 115/230 volt motor.

== Documentation ==

* Baldor Pedestal grinder manual [https://www.baldor.com/mvc/DownloadCenter/Files/MN903]

== Procedures ==
# Ensure that the pedestal grinder is stable
# Ensure that all the guards are in place before turning on
# Make sure that the wheel turns freely before using
# Turning on the wheel, stand to the side of the machine and wait for it to come to full speed
# Bring work into contact with the grinding wheel slowly and smoothly, without bumping
# When grinding move back and forth across the face of the wheel. This prevents even wear on the wheel and prevents grooves from forming in your work piece
# Once done using, turn off the grinder and wait for it to come to a complete stop

Pedestal Grinder

2019-03-04T22:10:21Z

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 A pedestal grinder is a type of grinding machine used to drive abrasive wheels. This type of grinder is mounted on a pedestal, which may be bolted to the floor or may sit on rubber feet. Baldor buffers are built rugged for demanding work loads. 1,800 RPM buffers offer the ultimate in buffer flexibility. Excellent for polishing and buffing metal, aluminum, brass and copper. Single phase 3/4 HP 115/230 volt motor.

== Documentation ==

* LMSW-52 spot welder manual [https://www.millerwelds.com/-/media/e50208051cc3492c9016790b303abf4f.pdf]

== Procedures ==
# Ensure that the pedestal grinder is stable
# Ensure that all the guards are in place before turning on
# Make sure that the wheel turns freely before using
# Turning on the wheel, stand to the side of the machine and wait for it to come to full speed
# Bring work into contact with the grinding wheel slowly and smoothly, without bumping
# When grinding move back and forth across the face of the wheel. This prevents even wear on the wheel and prevents grooves from forming in your work piece
# Once done using, turn off the grinder and wait for it to come to a complete stop

Pedestal Grinder

2019-03-04T22:03:39Z

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Spot Welder

2019-03-04T22:01:56Z

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Resistance spot welding is a process in which contacting metal surface points are joined by the heat obtained from resistance to electric current. The Miller LMSW-52 Air-Cooled Spot Welder is a lightweight unit that is portable, easy to operate and excellent for welding mild, galvanized or stainless materials. 
__TOC__

== Documentation ==

* LMSW-52 spot welder manual [https://www.millerwelds.com/-/media/e50208051cc3492c9016790b303abf4f.pdf]

== Procedures ==
# Ensure the material being welded should be clear of any oil or dust
# Turn on the spot welder
# Place the material being welded between the clamps.
# Clamp down on the two pieces of material for no more than 5 seconds.
# Grab workpiece with a set of pliers, and open the clamp.
 
<references />

Pedestal Grinder

2019-02-18T22:57:06Z

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Spot Welder

2019-02-18T22:54:43Z

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Resistance spot welding is a process in which contacting metal surface points are joined by the heat obtained from resistance to electric current. The Miller LMSW-52 Air-Cooled Spot Welder is a lightweight unit that is portable, easy to operate and excellent for welding mild, galvanized or stainless materials. 
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== Documentation ==

* LMSW-52 spot welder manual [https://www.millerwelds.com/-/media/e50208051cc3492c9016790b303abf4f.pdf]

== Procedures ==
# The material being welded should be clear of any oil or dust
# Turn on the spot welder
# Place the material being welded between the clamps.
# Clamp down on the two pieces of material for no more than 5 seconds.
# Grab workpiece with a set of pliers, and open the clamp.
 
<references />

Spot Welder

2019-02-18T22:53:19Z

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The Miller LMSW-52 Air-Cooled Spot Welder is a lightweight unit that is portable, easy to operate and excellent for welding mild, galvanized or stainless materials. 
__TOC__

== Documentation ==

* LMSW-52 spot welder manual [https://www.millerwelds.com/-/media/e50208051cc3492c9016790b303abf4f.pdf]

== Procedures ==
# The material being welded should be clear of any oil or dust
# Turn on the spot welder
# Place the material being welded between the clamps.
# Clamp down on the two pieces of material for no more than 5 seconds.
# Grab workpiece with a set of pliers, and open the clamp.
 
<references />

Spot Welder

2019-02-18T22:33:15Z

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The Miller LMSW-52 Air-Cooled Spot Welder is a lightweight unit that is portable, easy to operate and excellent for welding mild, galvanized or stainless materials. 
__TOC__

== Documentation ==

* LMSW-52 spot welder manual [https://www.millerwelds.com/-/media/e50208051cc3492c9016790b303abf4f.pdf]

== Training ==
 
{{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zsvn2-WkZLk}}
 
<references />

Spot Welder

2019-02-18T22:32:41Z

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Spot Welder

2019-02-18T22:31:39Z

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Spot Welder

2019-02-18T22:30:22Z

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Spot Welder

2019-02-18T22:29:29Z

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Spot Welder

2019-02-18T22:28:04Z

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The Miller LMSW-52 Air-Cooled Spot Welder is a lightweight unit that is portable, easy to operate and excellent for welding mild, galvanized or stainless materials. 
__TOC__

== Documentation ==

* [https://www.lpkfusa.com/products/pcb_prototyping/smt_assembling/protoflow_s/ Product Home Page]
* [[Media:protoflow_datasheet.pdf|Datasheet]]

== Training ==
 
{{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zsvn2-WkZLk}}
 
<references />

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2019-02-18T22:26:59Z

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spot welder

Plasma Cutter

2019-02-18T22:24:45Z

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Miller Spectrum 875 Plasma Cutter

2019-02-18T22:24:17Z

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 Miller Spectrum® 875 Plasma Cutter with 20 foot XT60 torch has compact size but 60 amps of output power.

It features easy operator controls, for optimum cutting and gouging performance.

= Documentation: =
https://www.millerwelds.com/files/owners-manuals/o242880c_mil.pdf

= Procedures: =
# Place fume hood over the area you will be welding at
# Turn air on
# Turn plasma cutter on
# Attach ground clamp
# Measure thickness of material being cut and refer to chart for current setting on machine
# Set the current on the plasma cutter
# Place the drag shield on the edge of the base metal, or hold ⅛ inch off the surface. Direct the arc straight down.
# Raise the trigger lock and press the trigger, this will engage the pilot arc
# Once the cutting starts, begin to slowly move the torch across the metal
# Adjust your speed so the sparks go thru the metal and out the bottom of the cut
# At the end of the cut, angle the torch slightly towards the final edge or pause briefly before releasing the trigger
# Turn off machine
# Turn off air
# Disconnect ground clamp

= Warnings: =
# Don't cut lead, zinc, copper, cadmium, stainless, or beryllium.
# Don't attempt to cut with the oxygen off
# Don’t cut with the vent hood off

Abrasive Blast Cabinet

2019-02-15T22:26:07Z

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Welding Shop

2019-02-11T23:18:37Z

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
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Welding Shop

2019-02-11T23:18:13Z

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
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[[Sand Blasting Cabinet]]

[[Pedestal Grinder]]

TIG Welder

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Welding Shop

2019-02-11T23:17:57Z

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
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[[Miller Spectrum 875 Plasma Cutter]]

[[Sand Blasting Cabinet]]

[[Pedestal Grinder]]

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Welding Shop

2019-02-11T23:17:36Z

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
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[[Sand Blasting Cabinet]]

[[Pedestal Grinder]]

[[Tig Welder]]

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Welding Shop

2019-02-11T23:17:11Z

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
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[[Sand Blasting Cabinet]]

[[Pedestal Grinder]]

Tig Weder

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Blast Cabinet

2019-02-11T23:00:46Z

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Pedestal Grinder

2019-02-11T22:59:27Z

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2019-02-11T22:58:40Z

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Grinder

Pedestal Grinder

2019-02-11T22:57:08Z

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Pedestal Grinder

2019-02-11T22:56:10Z

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Welding Shop

2019-02-11T22:55:02Z

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
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Welding Shop

2019-02-11T22:54:28Z

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TIG Welder

2019-02-11T22:53:38Z

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===== Squarewave technology =====
Squarewave technology was developed by Miller Electric in 1976 to improve your weld quality and make TIG welding easier. Miller Squarewave technology provides arc stability when welding aluminum, prevents arc rectification and eliminates tungsten erosion.

===== Balance control =====
The balance control is adjustable to provide additional oxide removal (more cleaning) or lesscleaning based on the condition of the material being welded.

===== Syncro Start™ =====
This allows the choice of Soft, Standard or Hot TIG starts based on the application, lead lengths and tungsten size.

===== Digital welding meters =====
Display both amperage and voltage for viewing of the actual and preset values for greater accuracy and repeatability in your welding procedure.

===== Last procedure recall =====
Simplifies changing your Syncrowave back and forth from aluminum TIG to stainless TIG to Stick welding. One switch makes all the control panel changes.

===== Adaptive Hot Start™ =====
Stick welding features such as Adaptive Hot Start™ provide good arc strikes without sticking. Once welding, the DIG control makes dynamic adjustments to the welder to ensure smooth E7018 and deep penetration E6010.

= Documentation: =
https://www.millerwelds.com/files/owners-manuals/O359H_MIL.pdf

= Procedure: =
# Place the fume hood over the area you will be welding at
# Select electrode that is adequate for your application of material
# Grind electrode to a point. ( This gives a smaller and more directed arc)
# Insert the electrode into the collet of the torch
# Attach ground clamp to table (ensure ground contact surface is clean)
# Ensure the adjusting screw on the tank regulator is loose (Do not unscrew all the way)
# Open cylinder valve all the way
# Turn the adjusting screw (clockwise) to increase pressure to 15 CFH.
# Identify material type, and thickness that is going to be welded
# Refer to TIG welding chart for specified adjustments, specific to your application
# Clean material to remove any oxidizing and or oil residue
# Turn on the welder and adjust----------
# Hold the electrode in your dominant hand ( ensure it can move freely)
# Hold electrode about an inch away from the metal
# Using the foot pedal to control the voltage, start off with the foot pedal half way down to start a puddle on the material.
# Once a puddle is started let off the foot pedal to maintain a steady puddle without burning through the material.
# Once the puddle is formed, dab the filler rod into the puddle
# Moving along the material, walk the electrode back and forth across the puddle while dabbing the filler into the pool

# Close gas cylinder valve
# Back out adjusting screw on regulator (Do Not unscrew all the way)
# Turn off the welder
# Remove ground clamp

= Warnings: =
# Don't exceed gas pressure past specified value
# Don't weld with gas off
# Don't touch tip to welding surface
# Don't weld in wet gear or standing water
# Don't unscrew valve adjusting screw all the way out

TIG Welder

2019-02-11T22:53:18Z

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TIG Welder

2019-02-11T22:52:49Z

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[[File:Syncrowave 250 DX TR.jpg|thumb]]

===== Squarewave technology =====
Squarewave technology was developed by Miller Electric in 1976 to improve your weld quality and make TIG welding easier. Miller Squarewave technology provides arc stability when welding aluminum, prevents arc rectification and eliminates tungsten erosion.

===== Balance control =====
The balance control is adjustable to provide additional oxide removal (more cleaning) or lesscleaning based on the condition of the material being welded.

===== Syncro Start™ =====
This allows the choice of Soft, Standard or Hot TIG starts based on the application, lead lengths and tungsten size.

===== Digital welding meters =====
Display both amperage and voltage for viewing of the actual and preset values for greater accuracy and repeatability in your welding procedure.

===== Last procedure recall =====
Simplifies changing your Syncrowave back and forth from aluminum TIG to stainless TIG to Stick welding. One switch makes all the control panel changes.

===== Adaptive Hot Start™ =====
Stick welding features such as Adaptive Hot Start™ provide good arc strikes without sticking. Once welding, the DIG control makes dynamic adjustments to the welder to ensure smooth E7018 and deep penetration E6010.

= Documentation: =
Test

= Procedure: =
# Place the fume hood over the area you will be welding at
# Select electrode that is adequate for your application of material
# Grind electrode to a point. ( This gives a smaller and more directed arc)
# Insert the electrode into the collet of the torch
# Attach ground clamp to table (ensure ground contact surface is clean)
# Ensure the adjusting screw on the tank regulator is loose (Do not unscrew all the way)
# Open cylinder valve all the way
# Turn the adjusting screw (clockwise) to increase pressure to 15 CFH.
# Identify material type, and thickness that is going to be welded
# Refer to TIG welding chart for specified adjustments, specific to your application
# Clean material to remove any oxidizing and or oil residue
# Turn on the welder and adjust----------
# Hold the electrode in your dominant hand ( ensure it can move freely)
# Hold electrode about an inch away from the metal
# Using the foot pedal to control the voltage, start off with the foot pedal half way down to start a puddle on the material.
# Once a puddle is started let off the foot pedal to maintain a steady puddle without burning through the material.
# Once the puddle is formed, dab the filler rod into the puddle
# Moving along the material, walk the electrode back and forth across the puddle while dabbing the filler into the pool

# Close gas cylinder valve
# Back out adjusting screw on regulator (Do Not unscrew all the way)
# Turn off the welder
# Remove ground clamp

= Warnings: =

TIG Welder

2019-02-11T22:52:05Z

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===== Squarewave technology =====
Squarewave technology was developed by Miller Electric in 1976 to improve your weld quality and make TIG welding easier. Miller Squarewave technology provides arc stability when welding aluminum, prevents arc rectification and eliminates tungsten erosion.

===== Balance control =====
The balance control is adjustable to provide additional oxide removal (more cleaning) or lesscleaning based on the condition of the material being welded.

===== Syncro Start™ =====
This allows the choice of Soft, Standard or Hot TIG starts based on the application, lead lengths and tungsten size.

===== Digital welding meters =====
Display both amperage and voltage for viewing of the actual and preset values for greater accuracy and repeatability in your welding procedure.

===== Last procedure recall =====
Simplifies changing your Syncrowave back and forth from aluminum TIG to stainless TIG to Stick welding. One switch makes all the control panel changes.

===== Adaptive Hot Start™ =====
Stick welding features such as Adaptive Hot Start™ provide good arc strikes without sticking. Once welding, the DIG control makes dynamic adjustments to the welder to ensure smooth E7018 and deep penetration E6010.

[[File:Syncrowave 250 DX TR.jpg|thumb]]

= Documentation: =
Test

= Procedure: =
# Place the fume hood over the area you will be welding at
# Select electrode that is adequate for your application of material
# Grind electrode to a point. ( This gives a smaller and more directed arc)
# Insert the electrode into the collet of the torch
# Attach ground clamp to table (ensure ground contact surface is clean)
# Ensure the adjusting screw on the tank regulator is loose (Do not unscrew all the way)
# Open cylinder valve all the way
# Turn the adjusting screw (clockwise) to increase pressure to 15 CFH.
# Identify material type, and thickness that is going to be welded
# Refer to TIG welding chart for specified adjustments, specific to your application
# Clean material to remove any oxidizing and or oil residue
# Turn on the welder and adjust----------
# Hold the electrode in your dominant hand ( ensure it can move freely)
# Hold electrode about an inch away from the metal
# Using the foot pedal to control the voltage, start off with the foot pedal half way down to start a puddle on the material.
# Once a puddle is started let off the foot pedal to maintain a steady puddle without burning through the material.
# Once the puddle is formed, dab the filler rod into the puddle
# Moving along the material, walk the electrode back and forth across the puddle while dabbing the filler into the pool

# Close gas cylinder valve
# Back out adjusting screw on regulator (Do Not unscrew all the way)
# Turn off the welder
# Remove ground clamp

= Warnings: =

TIG Welder

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TIG Welder

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Squarewave technology
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Squarewave technology was developed by Miller Electric in 1976 to improve your weld quality and make TIG welding easier. Miller Squarewave technology provides arc stability when welding aluminum, prevents arc rectification and eliminates tungsten erosion.

Balance control
The balance control is adjustable to provide additional oxide removal (more cleaning) or lesscleaning based on the condition of the material being welded.

Syncro Start™
This allows the choice of Soft, Standard or Hot TIG starts based on the application, lead lengths and tungsten size.

===== Digital welding meters =====
Display both amperage and voltage for viewing of the actual and preset values for greater accuracy and repeatability in your welding procedure.

===== Last procedure recall =====
Simplifies changing your Syncrowave back and forth from aluminum TIG to stainless TIG to Stick welding. One switch makes all the control panel changes.

===== Adaptive Hot Start™ =====
Stick welding features such as Adaptive Hot Start™ provide good arc strikes without sticking. Once welding, the DIG control makes dynamic adjustments to the welder to ensure smooth E7018 and deep penetration E6010.

= Documentation: =
Test

= Procedure: =
# Place the fume hood over the area you will be welding at
# Select electrode that is adequate for your application of material
# Grind electrode to a point. ( This gives a smaller and more directed arc)
# Insert the electrode into the collet of the torch
# Attach ground clamp to table (ensure ground contact surface is clean)
# Ensure the adjusting screw on the tank regulator is loose (Do not unscrew all the way)
# Open cylinder valve all the way
# Turn the adjusting screw (clockwise) to increase pressure to 15 CFH.
# Identify material type, and thickness that is going to be welded
# Refer to TIG welding chart for specified adjustments, specific to your application
# Clean material to remove any oxidizing and or oil residue
# Turn on the welder and adjust----------
# Hold the electrode in your dominant hand ( ensure it can move freely)
# Hold electrode about an inch away from the metal
# Using the foot pedal to control the voltage, start off with the foot pedal half way down to start a puddle on the material.
# Once a puddle is started let off the foot pedal to maintain a steady puddle without burning through the material.
# Once the puddle is formed, dab the filler rod into the puddle
# Moving along the material, walk the electrode back and forth across the puddle while dabbing the filler into the pool

# Close gas cylinder valve
# Back out adjusting screw on regulator (Do Not unscrew all the way)
# Turn off the welder
# Remove ground clamp

= Warnings: =

TIG Welder

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===== Squarewave technology =====
[[File:Syncrowave 250 DX TR.jpg|thumb]]
Squarewave technology was developed by Miller Electric in 1976 to improve your weld quality and make TIG welding easier. Miller Squarewave technology provides arc stability when welding aluminum, prevents arc rectification and eliminates tungsten erosion.

===== Balance control =====
The balance control is adjustable to provide additional oxide removal (more cleaning) or lesscleaning based on the condition of the material being welded.

===== Syncro Start™ =====
This allows the choice of Soft, Standard or Hot TIG starts based on the application, lead lengths and tungsten size.

===== Digital welding meters =====
Display both amperage and voltage for viewing of the actual and preset values for greater accuracy and repeatability in your welding procedure.

===== Last procedure recall =====
Simplifies changing your Syncrowave back and forth from aluminum TIG to stainless TIG to Stick welding. One switch makes all the control panel changes.

===== Adaptive Hot Start™ =====
Stick welding features such as Adaptive Hot Start™ provide good arc strikes without sticking. Once welding, the DIG control makes dynamic adjustments to the welder to ensure smooth E7018 and deep penetration E6010.

= Documentation: =
Test

= Procedure: =
# Place the fume hood over the area you will be welding at
# Select electrode that is adequate for your application of material
# Grind electrode to a point. ( This gives a smaller and more directed arc)
# Insert the electrode into the collet of the torch
# Attach ground clamp to table (ensure ground contact surface is clean)
# Ensure the adjusting screw on the tank regulator is loose (Do not unscrew all the way)
# Open cylinder valve all the way
# Turn the adjusting screw (clockwise) to increase pressure to 15 CFH.
# Identify material type, and thickness that is going to be welded
# Refer to TIG welding chart for specified adjustments, specific to your application
# Clean material to remove any oxidizing and or oil residue
# Turn on the welder and adjust----------
# Hold the electrode in your dominant hand ( ensure it can move freely)
# Hold electrode about an inch away from the metal
# Using the foot pedal to control the voltage, start off with the foot pedal half way down to start a puddle on the material.
# Once a puddle is started let off the foot pedal to maintain a steady puddle without burning through the material.
# Once the puddle is formed, dab the filler rod into the puddle
# Moving along the material, walk the electrode back and forth across the puddle while dabbing the filler into the pool

# Close gas cylinder valve
# Back out adjusting screw on regulator (Do Not unscrew all the way)
# Turn off the welder
# Remove ground clamp

= Warnings: =

File:Syncrowave 250 DX TR.jpg

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TIG Welder

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TIG Welder

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TIG Welder

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TIG Welder

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TIG Welder

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TIG Welder

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Blast Cabinet

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Welding Shop

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
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[[Miller Spectrum 875 Plasma Cutter]]

[[Sand Blasting Cabinet]]

==[[3 commandments]]==

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Welding Shop

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The welding shop is 280 sq. ft and contains a welding table, MIG welder, TIG welder, plasma cutter, blasting cabinet and a fume boom as well as two portable fume hoods for ventilation.
=Equipment=
=Equipment=
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[[Miller Spectrum 875 Plasma Cutter]]

[[Sand Blasting Cabinet]]

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Blast Cabinet

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Blast Cabinet

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