ART - I have a Miller-Matic 185, the earlier model of the M-M 210. NICE machine. The 210 with Spoolgun would be my recommendation if You can afford the $$$$. Don't forget to save a couple hundered Dollars for the CO2/Argon tank so You can really MIG as opposed to the gasless process with flux cored wire. The Century Welder Ken has are very good too. In fact Snap-On's welders are relabeled Century's. But since my Employer sold Century Electric a couple years ago I can't recommend them....just kidding. I looked REAL closely at them before I bought My Miller. My advise would be to look at Your local welding supply place, Bentley Welding in My case, in Madison and about 1-1/2 miles from where I work in Brookfield and they should be able to come very close to Cyberweld's price. Plus the advice they can give you on wire, gas, the perishables to keep on hand, when parts need to be replaced, IF welding is even the right way to produce something, ALL adds to the value that the local welding supply shop adds for very little more $$$$. And You'll be going there for gas anyhow. Cyberweld sells tanks but they're empty. I'd buy whatever The welding supply shop carries parts for. Miller, Hobart, even Lincoln, ESAB. Some of the cheap Lincoln's have welding guns that take Special replacement parts (read Expensive!) while Miller's are compatible with Tweco, the welding Industry standard. FWIW, EVERY production facility I have ever been into that does a LOT of welding has used Miller welders.
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