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trextr7monkey wrote: As above really, more expensive machines make it easier to produce neater good looking work - I learnt to arc weld when I was a student and still use my big car ramps I made then-(over 30 years ago)
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I too learned at evening classes when I was still at school, I've still got the ramps I then made as well.
most of the welding I did then was with a Pickhill Bantam my dad had on the farm he still has it, still going strong, it must be about 800 years old now!!
I've progressed to a SIP Mig 150 does most things I need, I got a pub CO2 cylinder FOC from a friendly local landlord about 10 years ago and it's just running out now, trying to find a refil or replacement. Apparently a catering supplier is the cheapest option, one that does draught soft drinks.
cheers!
John.
On the 8th Day God made the LandRover -
On the 9th day he swapped it for a Jimny.
Well as you can see lots of people on here offering good advice who don't want you wasting your money - like most jobs there's several routes to the result you want.
Speed,quality price - pick any 2 as they say !
atb
Mike