Over the years, I've gotten tons of email on Welders....
Here's some notes (would appreciate smart people adding on)....
Welders
--Only get the version with the gas option
--check how much power supply you have (if you're thinking of 220)
--buy a model that has replaceable parts -- built on standard guns, feeders etc
--check into used welders -- they're repairable.
Don't Forget
--Grinders (Angle, die & wire brushes)
--Safety Equipment
--Gas Tank Budget.
Hopefully we can link people to this thread when it pops up again in 2 days.
T.
Welders -- FYI
- Max Welton
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- Lavabo
- Posts: 149
- Joined: Tue Nov 27, 2001 12:01 am
here is my welder!
ive found the cart in Harware store in Embrun,Ontario, Canada, it was in Alfa Laval promotion (agricultural hardware product for farmer).
Before gas i was on Flux, but GAS tank improved much much more welding... i talk from experience and im an amateur welder.
very useful cart and there a small chain to keep the gas bottle... i can take more picture of the cart if you want to build one, email me.
here is the picture, second try, another provider
or try:
http://community.webshots.com/scripts/e ... ity=YEvYsx
ive found the cart in Harware store in Embrun,Ontario, Canada, it was in Alfa Laval promotion (agricultural hardware product for farmer).
Before gas i was on Flux, but GAS tank improved much much more welding... i talk from experience and im an amateur welder.
very useful cart and there a small chain to keep the gas bottle... i can take more picture of the cart if you want to build one, email me.
here is the picture, second try, another provider
or try:
http://community.webshots.com/scripts/e ... ity=YEvYsx
Westfalia 1973 TDi
Jetta 1998 TDi
Cabriolet 1988
Jetta 1998 TDi
Cabriolet 1988
