Project Plain Jane
Some pics of the welder mod. The welder itself is a csuper crappy sp rate to 75 amps. It was purchased a long time ago,before I knew anything about welders,otherwise I woulda never bought it. It is barely capable of runing the carbon arc torch. The poor thing has a 2% duty cycle! I modded it with the addition of a bathroom fan at the end to draw air through and keep things cool. Seems to work ok,but I do trip the breaker in the house! The entire breaker panel is 15 amp breakers. So again I need to make a mod and replace at least one 15 amp breaker with a 20 amp.
I like this coupler system! It's a you build it system. I bought 3 connectors and 6 lugs,soldered all the leads and put it all together in about an hour.
The feature I like best is the connector size itself,being large and chunky means no fiddling about.Easy to plug in and take out! The leads/lugs can be removed in case you feel like reversing polarites without too much trouble.
One connector must be mounted to the welder or a solid point.
You can see the solid lugs. Under the silver plate they are solid copper.
Easy to plug together!
Solid!
Some pics of the welder mod. The welder itself is a csuper crappy sp rate to 75 amps. It was purchased a long time ago,before I knew anything about welders,otherwise I woulda never bought it. It is barely capable of runing the carbon arc torch. The poor thing has a 2% duty cycle! I modded it with the addition of a bathroom fan at the end to draw air through and keep things cool. Seems to work ok,but I do trip the breaker in the house! The entire breaker panel is 15 amp breakers. So again I need to make a mod and replace at least one 15 amp breaker with a 20 amp.
I like this coupler system! It's a you build it system. I bought 3 connectors and 6 lugs,soldered all the leads and put it all together in about an hour.
The feature I like best is the connector size itself,being large and chunky means no fiddling about.Easy to plug in and take out! The leads/lugs can be removed in case you feel like reversing polarites without too much trouble.
One connector must be mounted to the welder or a solid point.
You can see the solid lugs. Under the silver plate they are solid copper.
Easy to plug together!
Solid!