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welding
#810283
05/07/07 05:01 PM
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 62
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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For those who weld What is a good all around welder for the beginner?
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Re: welding
[Re: Kiacrawler]
#810284
05/08/07 03:32 AM
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 112
Wheeler
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For those who weld What is a good all around welder for the beginner? why screw around millermatic 210 should do the trick
02 sportage softtop 1 inch body 4 inch suspension custom exhaust custom bumpers front and rear 31" tires
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Re: welding
[Re: kiarazy]
#810285
05/08/07 03:44 AM
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 62
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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how about a welder in the $300-$500 range. 1700 is a little steep
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Re: welding
[Re: Kiacrawler]
#810286
05/08/07 04:32 AM
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Joined: May 2003
Posts: 1,133
Body Damage is Cool
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Your best bet is to buy yourself a used Hobart mig welder. It will last you damn near forever. You can buy small tanks so they are easily portable to fill up. My own personal experience is that the miller welders aren't worth their money. Everyone has their own opinion but I feel the older style hobart welders will serve your money better. You'll find they are still pretty expensive but well worth the money.
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Re: welding
[Re: tlab]
#810287
05/08/07 04:40 AM
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Joined: May 2003
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Body Damage is Cool
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I forgot to mention. I don't have a garage anymore so dragging out the big welder is somewhat a chore so I bought one of those small raceway or speedway welders from ebay. It's a small green gasless mig. I bought it simply for small crap like exhaust work and stuff. It was only $120. I tried it out not expecting much out of it with it being gasless but holy crap. I burned right thru 1/4 steel welding the seems together. I figured it would just glob up on me. I actually had to switch it to low for my exhaust. It will never come close to a real gas mig but it's was worth the money. Actually it was worth the money just so I didn't have to get help to lug the big one out of the basement. Just a thought. Not sure what you need it for.
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