Miller Dynasty 200 DX Cart - You need to see this

What is the Best Tig Welding Cart Design?

Watch this time-lapsed video of the fabrication of a cart for a Miller Dynasty 200dx and you will see something worth doing that was definitely done right... Over-the-top right with decals, spare tire and trick paint job. But with a purpose.

In the same way that a portable welding rig that shines and is decked out with Aluminum diamond plate says something about the welder driving it, this TIG welding cart design says a lot about the welder that built it...Attention to detail, a flair for style, ability to design functionality..., are just some of the things that come to mind.

The welder who built this cart was using his head, he didnt just whip something together that would get him by. He made something cool that he could be proud of and that will be an advertisement for his welding bizz, as well as a testament to his ability and his pride of workmanship for years to come.

One thing though... The Miller Dynasty 200DX is a small inverter power source that weighs about 40 pounds. A portable machine...

But you need some other stuff in order to do any tig welding.

A cylinder of argon, and if you want to use a water cooled torch, you need a water cooler unit, a place to put stuff , a place to hang the torch, foot pedal, ground clamp etc.... Before you know it , you have this huge rig that is not so portable anymore.

So here is my suggestion if you have a Miller Dynasty 200dx, or a Lincoln Invertec v205t or other small inverter tig welder...

Make it so that you can unhook the machine and go portable if you need to .

Have a 25 ft air cooled torch on hand along with 50 feet of argon hose so that you dont have to have the argon cylinder so close to the work. Make yourself some pigtail adapters so you can get power no matter what...remember the Dynasty as autolink. You can plug into 115v, 230 volt, or 460 volt . All you need is the right plug.

And why not keep a few stick rods on hand too?

Remember , all you need to do to burn a 1/8" rod is to put a 1/8" collet body and collet in your tig torch.Thats right your tig torch...