welding machines and torches

[gengine]

I have to agree that a MIG is the way to go. The flux core works just fine, but it has a lot of splatter and is better in the wind. The MIG function is great, and makes a lot cleaner weld. Mig is the easiest to learn. A Victor torch I feel is also a good way to go, because you can find the new tips almost everywhere. Mine is a Smith, and in my little valley, I have to go to the Internet to buy new ones. Good luck, and have way too much fun with the new toys...I mean, tools.:laughing:

 

[jake98]

Time-warps are real.. do do do do..

 

[rhett]

Time-warps are real.. do do do do..

Yup,a squirt gun is easily learned.
A stick can reach...

:thumbsup:

 

[eastexan]

I don't know if the original poster is still watching this thread or not, since he posted 12 years ago. :laughing:

Of course the material is still relevant. :thumbsup:

 

[deereman75]

I don't know if the original poster is watching this thread or not, since he posted 12 years ago. :laughing:

exactly what I was thinking.

 

[catskinner]

Wish I could get my cutting gas and fuel at those prices againn.

 

[weldermike]

The mig will be the easiest to learn. You can weld almost any thickness, you just have to build up to the thickness you need. You kind of make a pyramid. You lay 1 bead down, the lay one at the outer edge of that one, then one on top. You can keep doing that, just keep each pass about 3/8 - 1/2 inch wide.

Huh? Are you kiddin me! I hope your talking about leggos.

 

[yomax4]

I don't know if the original poster is still watching this thread or not, since he posted 12 years ago. :laughing:

Of course the material is still relevant. :thumbsup:

LOL..just noticed. :laughing: