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argoshield light or universal from boc or equivlent pure argon for all ally and stainless work and tiging (can be used for mild steel but expensive unless you only want to pay for one bottle) |
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I know this has been asked before, but I have got around 200 quid for a welder, there are so many out there and I don't want to buy a chinese machine, should I go for a 135 amp Sealey/Siegen or a Clarke,or should I really be looking towards the 150 amp machines? what welders do you guys have? sorry if it's been asked before
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For my money more power is always usefull.
I have the use of a 200 amp 3 phase welder in the garage and there is little it will not weld and as above I would go for the larger welder.
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Reliability is excellent, no probs at all, well worth the investment. Dennis.
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Proper welder!
I've been tacking my chassis together with my cheapo (£99.99) hobby gasless mig welder and been practicing the full welds on some scrap.
Had a go with a PROPER BIG BOYS welder today and it's a billion times easier and produces far better welds. |
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I have a thermal ark dc tig set for sale 150 amp this is a top quality machine i paid £895 for it last year its as new condition if anyone is interested i'd let it go for £350. This is an industrial quality machine you can weld all day long full power and it won't cut out like all the cheap sets do. Runs on 240v supply
I use these sets at work and there bullet proof little machines. |
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