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Welder Tech
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09/20/07 03:43 AM
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Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 1,042
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Body Damage is Cool
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I thought some people might be intrested in this fact.
If you have a stick welder that runs dc strait polarity you can use it to tig weld mild steel or SS. All you need is an air cooled tig torch, an argon bottle, reg and flow meter.
This is a much much cheaper way to set up and tig weld then buying a tig welder especialy if you already have a stick welder. Granted you cant weld aluminum unless your stick welder also welds AC and has a continuous high frequency switch. But instead of spending 1800 on a tig welder you can buy a good powersupply for 400 and an aircooled torch and bottle etc for anouther 400 and your good to go.
yes its scratch start tig welding but this is how its done in the field and im willing to bet alotta ppl would like to be able to tig weld with their setups.
-Crash
Welding and Fabrication Engineer 2003 taco V6 ext cab sr5 1988 Toyota Pickup V6(totaled)
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