tbish, I realize people who weld all the time love their migs. People like me, who may drag the welder out 8 times a year to make a fast repair on dirty, rusty, poo covered, painted metal will find it takes too much time to adjust the heat, speed, wire size to make the repair. I weld outside, don't like the idea of starting a fire in the shop or collectiong the smoke when I weld. When it comes to using a mig on a windy day it's next to impossible.
I will agree, migs are the only way to weld sheet metal. That's why I have a mig with 8 heat settings, 8 speed settings, spot welding, width and duration settings too.
I'm sure if you weld 8 hours a day, you are using nice clean metals. Using nice welders and the cost of operating them isn't an issue.
Dave are you going to put out a pant load to get a nice mig welder and tank? How much welding are you going to do with a mig? Do you own a stick welder?
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