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• Jan 11, 2010

• #41

Be careful as you can buy a lot of junk, get someone to go with you to test it and as others have said avoid cheap junk

 

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• Jan 11, 2010

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i have a siegen 180 amp which works well i use a pub bar gas bottle with CO2, i have not had any problems welding mild steel up to 5mm thick

 

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• Jan 11, 2010

• #43

Got a mate that used to be a welder so hopefully he can make sure i dont buy a hunk o junk and gi me a few tips to get me started.
Cheers for any advice lads, did a bit of brazing many years ago but never touched a welder. Always up for learning new skills though.