I have a small Miller 160 Sti which I use to TIG weld small SS parts I use for spearfishing. One of the things I do sometimes is to weld small "shark fins" on stainless steel shafts to allow a point where a rubber band can be attached to the shaft. The problem is that if too much heat is used the shaft will warp and thus accuracy of the speargun becomes terrible. My TIG welder is a lift start and I just hate how it makes life so difficult in controlling things. I was watching Youtube videos and saw how incredibly smooth and easy it was to do pulse welding with HF start where the gas turns on when you press and you can hold over the weld without the annoying 4amp minimum of the Miller which can still arc if it is too close. It is exactly what I want as I can just do a bunch of small spot welds without throwing in a lot of heat. I went to the Lorch shop and was completely overwhelmed with what TIG welder I should get and unfortunately the seller was clueless of what each welder offers. I was initially going to go for the Micor TIG 200 but the one they had was different than the videos I saw (I think this was the Basic while video was the Pro with digital displac). I also saw a Handy TIG 180 DC and apparently they have a Handy TIG 200 AC/DC which will be coming soon. Somehow I felt the Micor TIG was designed more for people who needed to use the battery supply or generator (something I don't need). Which would be better to get for my needs?