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DIY TIG welders: "Junkyard" and "Commercial-Grade"

I believe one of these has been posted before, but not both.

From HackADay.com, here are links to what's being termed a "Junkyard" DIY TIG welder, and a "Commercial-Grade" DIY TIG welder.

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The welder has a 180 amp capacity and has most (if not all) of the features of a modern welder. Instead of using a microprocessor, Dave Barrett decided to use discrete TTL and CMOS logic. That decision should make the design a lot easier to troubleshoot. Schematics and board layouts are on his site.
Commercial-grade: http://www3.telus.net/public/a5a26316/TIG_Welder.html
Junkyard: http://www.hackaday.com/entry/1234000250050190/
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