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Yep. Not the best thing out there. But I use one at work. If I try hard enough, I can weld 1/4". Works great on 3/16" and down. Buy it. Practice. Enjoy.
 
I would much rather have a 230 volt welder I think. I've never had much luck with a 120, but I've never tried a good quality one either.
 
Just got off the phone with him, it's 230V bottle is 3/4 full comes with all the extras for the price of $400.:woot:

As soon as he is home he is giving me a call and I'm getting it.
 
As I said in the PM, excellent welder for what are going to do. Only down side is it's duty cycle. Can't lay down 2' long beads.
 
As I said in the PM, excellent welder for what are going to do. Only down side is it's duty cycle. Can't lay down 2' long beads.

No worries for that, I think as a hobbyist welder this will be more then plenty. I can't think of anything that would be longer then 7 inches of a continuous bead.

I'm pretty excited about this.
 
Craig's 252 is a beast. You can weld beads for days and it laughs at it with a 5 second cycle of the fan.

My Hobart 140 110 welder has welded most every bumper I've built, and to be honest works fine. Duty cycles are annoying, just have some patience.




That ones gonna do a better job than my Hobart so you should be fine.

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Sweet, can't wait to give it a try and really learn. I have been watching you tube videos for the passed hour or so.
 
Grind everything your gonna weld, and practice.


And listen for the bacon sizzle. :thumb:
 
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