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No, on the torch you have at the moment it has a dinse plug that goes into the neg socket on the welder. There is also a gas hose that comes out of the torch and it has a nut on the end that connects to the gas outlet on the welder.
That gas outlet is m10 x 1.0 thread.
The dinse adapter you have listed above has a 1/4 BSP nut on it so you will have to remove the 1/4 BSP nut from that and remove the m10 x 1.0 from the current torch and put it in the dinse adapter.
That gas outlet is m10 x 1.0 thread.
The dinse adapter you have listed above has a 1/4 BSP nut on it so you will have to remove the 1/4 BSP nut from that and remove the m10 x 1.0 from the current torch and put it in the dinse adapter.
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OK I get what you mean now. Cheers mate. I'll order them parts for my own Xmas gift
Hi everybody and greatings from Italy.
Reading all threads, I'm very interested in buying one of a Sherman Digitig 206P AC/DC.
Please could anyone help me out to understand the difference between this one https://www.ebay.it/itm/184465990182 compared to the 206P ACDC.
Also, here in Italy I could get a Jasic 200 Pro Mini for a very special price (Euro 850). I could find on the net a digitig 206P for Euro 650.
So what's the real difference between the jasic 200 pro mini and the digitig 206P AC/DC. What do you suggest for a 200 Euro difference?
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Reading all threads, I'm very interested in buying one of a Sherman Digitig 206P AC/DC.
Please could anyone help me out to understand the difference between this one https://www.ebay.it/itm/184465990182 compared to the 206P ACDC.
Also, here in Italy I could get a Jasic 200 Pro Mini for a very special price (Euro 850). I could find on the net a digitig 206P for Euro 650.
So what's the real difference between the jasic 200 pro mini and the digitig 206P AC/DC. What do you suggest for a 200 Euro difference?
Thanks
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The one in your link is an unknown where the 206p is known to be a Jasic and the Jasic is known to be a nice welder.
If the warranty in Italy on the Jasic is 5 years then it may be better to go with that but check the warranty terms first.
If the warranty in Italy on the Jasic is 5 years then it may be better to go with that but check the warranty terms first.
Thanks a lot Hood. I was just curious to learn all functions, compared from different model. Please consider I'm a rookie on the "welding world".
Functions look like very similar. This one has the "save option" and looks bigger......
By the way warranty in Italy is 1 year if you buy as a "professional customer" but you can ask invoice and save the 22% duty on the price.
On the other hand as a "normal customer" and without invoice, the warranty is 2 years.
It can be extended up to 3 years, just registering the product on the Jasic website.
Functions look like very similar. This one has the "save option" and looks bigger......
By the way warranty in Italy is 1 year if you buy as a "professional customer" but you can ask invoice and save the 22% duty on the price.
On the other hand as a "normal customer" and without invoice, the warranty is 2 years.
It can be extended up to 3 years, just registering the product on the Jasic website.
Hello !
Has someone try the Sherman 202p ? His price is pretty attractive, and it seems quite decent (HF, pulse, post gas, 200A), but I can't find a review of it.
https://weldes.co.uk/gb/tig-dc-gtaw-welders/1427-sherman-tig-dc-202p-puls-welder.html
I'm interested to weld thin steel (bike tubes, sheet metal,...).
Thanks
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Has someone try the Sherman 202p ? His price is pretty attractive, and it seems quite decent (HF, pulse, post gas, 200A), but I can't find a review of it.
https://weldes.co.uk/gb/tig-dc-gtaw-welders/1427-sherman-tig-dc-202p-puls-welder.html
I'm interested to weld thin steel (bike tubes, sheet metal,...).
Thanks
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Hi
Same question about the 201 AC/DC, which is incredibly inexpensive for an AC/DC (in fact just about 100 € more than the 202 DC). But I can't find review of it ...
https://weldes.co.uk/gb/tig/1767-sherman-tig-201-acdc-welding-set-no6.html
I really hesitate between this one, the 202 and the Stahlwerk DC (more review, longer waranty, more pricy). Aluminium isn't a priority, but if I can have a better welder for a little more...
Thanks again
Same question about the 201 AC/DC, which is incredibly inexpensive for an AC/DC (in fact just about 100 € more than the 202 DC). But I can't find review of it ...
https://weldes.co.uk/gb/tig/1767-sherman-tig-201-acdc-welding-set-no6.html
I really hesitate between this one, the 202 and the Stahlwerk DC (more review, longer waranty, more pricy). Aluminium isn't a priority, but if I can have a better welder for a little more...
Thanks again
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Hi
Same question about the 201 AC/DC, which is incredibly inexpensive for an AC/DC (in fact just about 100 € more than the 202 DC). But I can't find review of it ...
https://weldes.co.uk/gb/tig/1767-sherman-tig-201-acdc-welding-set-no6.html
I really hesitate between this one, the 202 and the Stahlwerk DC (more review, longer waranty, more pricy). Aluminium isn't a priority, but if I can have a better welder for a little more...
Thanks again
Could be a nice welder, you can only know if you try.
This topic is about the 206P which is a great package because it has proven itself and is build as the same spec as the brand mentioned in the topic title....
I've got the 206P because I want to play with alu too. If there was no 206P or for the price which it is now, I would be looking at your linked/mentioned welder too.
I'm almost certain @www_weldes_de Pemat/Sherman will look after you and/or will help you if you encounter problems........ It's no guarantee, but recently there where 2 issues regarding Sherman's and resolved with satisfactory.
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Can anyone tell me what connection the quick connector on the back of the welder is? It's the only thing I'm missing now
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Rectus 21 but you should get one with the welder, it is in the plastic box that has the tungsten, collet etc.
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Why not buy the 206P? Is it a lot more expensive now?Hi
Same question about the 201 AC/DC, which is incredibly inexpensive for an AC/DC (in fact just about 100 € more than the 202 DC). But I can't find review of it ...
https://weldes.co.uk/gb/tig/1767-sherman-tig-201-acdc-welding-set-no6.html
I really hesitate between this one, the 202 and the Stahlwerk DC (more review, longer waranty, more pricy). Aluminium isn't a priority, but if I can have a better welder for a little more...
Thanks again
The 206P is twice the price of the 201
(~900€ 
).@Menno Bruinen : thanks, I'll continue to search about it and will mail Weldes
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The 206P is twice the price of the 201
@Menno Bruinen : thanks, I'll continue to search about it and will mail Weldes
Obviously doubled in price recently then, there are other places I have seen it for sale for about €570 today
If sherman 206p acdc (jasic) didn´t drop in price i would buy the Fantasy MINI JET TIG AC/DC 200 welder over the sherman one. For the posts that i been reading this mini jet is a solid machine. I opted for the sherman that was on promotion and did cost less 130 euros. you can buy it from weldes.
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