/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2560988
>Never even seen that brand before.
It's some Germoid brand, I take it you're American?
>MIGger not working/being underpowered
Sorry for not linking a datasheet right away.
https://www.stahlwerk-schweissgeraete.de/combination-welder-ctm250st
It's in English.
Is it a big problem to only have DC MIG welding and not an AC MIG option? (Means you'd have to TIG Aluminium but Al fab is a different beast anyways, right?)
MIG is claimed to run with 200 A.
It says flux cored wire is possible to run on the MIG option (and that it uses 4 rollers for reliable and strong feed).
Also: "device not for use in residential areas due to EMI radiation" - does that mean I'm kinda fucked with this either way or can I get away with it as long as I don't bother neighbors TV watching?
>AC setting on there
Yeah, looks like I'm screwed with that one.
It says an AC/DC unit would be required.
That probably means the search has to go on.
>Stick unit sucks
Do you think it's gonna be underpowered?
>swiss knife comparison
I definetly know what you mean which is why I'm suspicious still.

Btw: nice video.
Is it maybe possible to use a GoPro or a camera with a self-shading visor on an articulating "magic" arm with a magnet base?
That might allow really close shots so viewers of your videos can see from "over your shoulder" instead of behind you on the table?
I know nothing, just trying to be helpful in return.

>>2561037
Yeah, it's the reason I was thinking about a multiple-in-1 that costs more at first.

>>2561173
The model I posted says it has a scratch start.
But this one doesn't have AC so it's kinda a moot point as per my initial desire (which is liable to change after colliding with reality of course)
>Don't see multitools in pro shops
I might have to go the piecemeal route then again, but maybe the "hobby" solution is the right fit if I find the right model.