Posted by docmirror on November 24, 2017 at 18:56:43 from (24.117.166.147):
In Reply to: Welder posted by Rusty6 on November 22, 2017 at 22:20:22:
Another vote for MIG. Don't bother with the 110VAC or DC welders. The electronics required to maintain a constant amperage under load just isn't there. It won't produce a decent arc.
I don't weld a lot, but when I start a project, I weld quite a bit at once. Having the MIG unit allows me to do most any type of metal, with almost any thickness. Body work is all MIG work, from 18Ga down to 26Ga. Just break down and get it. Yes, bottle gas is a bit of a hassle, yes it's more expensive but if you need to do it, then do it.
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