Vagrent said:

And what happened?:lol:
What was yer verdict? Finish off yer bloody post:lol:

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ricc said:

just for the monkey who i geuss hasnt read what i posted right back near the beginning of this thread

i got a wolf gas/gasless it was about £130 , its got a good current range.. done some patching for a couple of mots on the disco and one on the fourtrak, i weld outside in the wind so use it gasless, its sticks the patches on, as neatly as the garage does without blowing holes, reckon id get neater if i used it more. but i still use arc on thicker stuff cos ive had 30 years practice and still got the arc welder..

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sprogthedog said:

what type of, and make of welder would you guys recomend.

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Right so, if a complete noob wanted to teach themselves to weld (just patches on chassies and stuff) what type of, and make of welder would you guys recommend?

Remember, we're not talking pressure vessels or anything, just hobby welding.

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Kieronhill said:

Thanks everyone for the feedback but I am still in two minds to get the arc
welder I was offered in my first post.....would it be any good???

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Kieronhill said:

Thanks everyone for the feedback but I am still in two minds to get the arc
welder I was offered in my first post.....would it be any good???

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pressbrake said:

They are made by technical arc who make oxford migs ,their own brand and portamig.
Shame they dont sell direct and dont have many dealers near to me otherwise Id have one any day.

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zzr1200 said:

TecArc have an agent in Grays....

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