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Anon Deleted Posts : Location : Status : Offline |
'MIG' Welding/Welders Advice needed. I am thinking about buying a "MIG" type welder and wondering which is the one to go for. Can't seem to find much by searching the forum but I feel sure there must be lots of experience out there as most Beddies need welding sooner or later!I already have a Cytringian stick welder but it's no good for thin stuff. I used to be able to weld rust to rust in the days of oxy acetylene bottles but I think that's well in the past! One anonymous contributor said a 155 amp Cebora mig was a good set. Any other ideas out there, please ?? Pete. ---------------------- |
 Tue 24 Dec 2013 @ 21:23
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bluebedouin Global Moderator Posts : 2444 Location : Northampton,England. Status : Offline 
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I have a Clarke dual purpose one that you can either use with a gas bottle or without.I've only used it with flux cored wire (no gas bottle) but the results were adequate.(I'm a s*it welder anyway!  )
Can't remember what the model number is now,it's very similar to this one. ---------------------- |
Wed 25 Dec 2013 @ 15:08
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Anon Deleted Posts : Location : Status : Offline |
welder Hi Pete,I have a Snap On 140 welder.My veiw is have a look on e bay,their are alot of good welders to be had at a good price.It also matters how much welding you will be doing.You can hire a gas bottle for about £6 amounth and £18 per refil.Cherers+Beers,Jim.---------------------- |
Thu 26 Dec 2013 @ 20:43
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