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Miller Diversion 180, showing off a few weld Feel free to move this if it's in the wrong area. Wasn't sure where to put it. I bought the Diversion 180 a while back and have just got around to welding some aluminium. For the most part I was impressed for its size. On the 1/4" flat stock it takes a bit to get a puddle going. I have to admit I haven't welded aluminium in about 15 years and I didn't put a lot into cleaning the material (attempt at an excuse for crappy welds). The flat stock is 1 1/2 x 1/4 and the tubing is roughly .060 welded to 1/8" sheet/plate. I bought the diversion 180 so I had a Tig around the house just in case. I would have loved to buy a bigger machine but funds were tight as I bought a Millermatic 211 and Hypertherm 30xp the same week. I plan on only do light fabrication. Mostly little projects for my truck(rock sliders, bed rack, solar duel battery setup) and stuff around the house. Questions or critiquing encouraged. Attachment 1404811Attachment 1404821Attachment 1404831Attachment 1404841
Miller Diversion 180, showing off a few weld
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