What Mig welder to buy ?!?
#21
Re: What Mig welder to buy ?!?
Looks good. You're going to be beveling sch 40 pipes anyways, so it'll work well.
You can, with practice, make really nice looking welds. IMO those "tack of coin" type welds are more from the TIG process rather than a MIG, but I suppose you could just spot weld upon spot weld...
You can, with practice, make really nice looking welds. IMO those "tack of coin" type welds are more from the TIG process rather than a MIG, but I suppose you could just spot weld upon spot weld...
#23
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If you've seen a MIG weld that looks like a bunch of coins, you've seen a pulse MIG machine. We have them here at work and they're $$$ and typically only used for Aluminum.
Are you some *** that cares about what his weld looks like (beyond a good quality weld)?
Are you some *** that cares about what his weld looks like (beyond a good quality weld)?
#24
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Originally Posted by Snafubmx234
If you've seen a MIG weld that looks like a bunch of coins, you've seen a pulse MIG machine. We have them here at work and they're $$$ and typically only used for Aluminum.
Are you some *** that cares about what his weld looks like (beyond a good quality weld)?
Are you some *** that cares about what his weld looks like (beyond a good quality weld)?
#25
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Originally Posted by Snafubmx234
If you've seen a MIG weld that looks like a bunch of coins, you've seen a pulse MIG machine. We have them here at work and they're $$$ and typically only used for Aluminum.
Are you some *** that cares about what his weld looks like (beyond a good quality weld)?
Are you some *** that cares about what his weld looks like (beyond a good quality weld)?
nothing wrong with gangsta flux core magic, it just sometimes id like better looking stuff, so nows the time to
upgrade and see whats out there and its capablities.
#26
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You can make baller welds with a decent mig, but if youre really going for looks over ease of use/speed then get a TIG. About a year ago my father and I got a Miller 185 (?) mig that makes sexy welds, but looking back I shouldve ponied up the extra dough for a tig and kept my older Lincoln Mig.
The miller was about 700-800 iirc, im sure it will last me forever, its pretty damn nice and is very powerful. The 110v Lincoln (135 amp i think, its been a while since i was home) i had before does the job too, but lacks the oomph for really thick ----. Plus i like the infinite adjustability of the miller vs the lincoln's ABCD ----.
The miller was about 700-800 iirc, im sure it will last me forever, its pretty damn nice and is very powerful. The 110v Lincoln (135 amp i think, its been a while since i was home) i had before does the job too, but lacks the oomph for really thick ----. Plus i like the infinite adjustability of the miller vs the lincoln's ABCD ----.
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