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Re: Welder recommendations?
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Posted by T_Bone on July 18, 2005 at 01:14:54 from (4.240.132.140):
In Reply to: Welder recommendations? posted by 6N's Short on July 17, 2005 at 11:56:03:
Hi 6N, Stay way from the small Mig machines. Unless you get into the 250a Mig's your wasting your money unless light gauge welding is all your going to do. A Miller Thunderbolt AC/DC or Lincolns AC/DC machine is a good home shop machine. You can even add Tig scratch start for under $100. Gas welding with OXy/Acet can do very thin SM to very heavy plate. It's all in the technique used. Do a search on the tool forum for hundereds of great threads on welding and consider a course at your local Voc-tech school. T_Bone
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