Two very small 120v MIG projects

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I have done a bit of welding with 6013 1/16", it was no fun. I had better luck using the stainless 1/16" rods, was it "316"? This was 35 years ago. I would not even consider using any stick less than 3/32 for any job (now that MIGs exist). However as one guy (might have) said, "you go to weld with the welder you have not with the welder you want".:D

With regard to tools though, my MultiMatic200 is a MIG/TIG/Stick, which is one of the reasons I chose it over the 211. I bought the spoolgun too, but now wish I'da got the TIG torch instead (and another gas cylinder). That stuff is on the list.

If I revisit this thumbscrew will probably go this route rather than welding. Unless I get the TIG torch first. :D
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Yeah I wrestled with getting the multimatic 200 before deciding on the 211 but ultimately the difference in $$$ swayed me as I really didn't need the portability. I did buy the spool gun and figured that will get me going on aluminum and if I end up needing Tig I will dump the difference saved into a Stick/Tig. But I am still drooling over my 211.

Great little repairs/mods... keep posting.
 

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