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> welder info/suggestions..., for a complete newbie...
scottb
post Sep 8 2004, 10:08 AM
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i have exactly zero welding experience but would like to learn. i have yet to buy a welder as i am not certain what type would be the most useful for car/home use. i am certain all have advantages but the best 'all round' one would be what i would like.

so what do those in the know say?

thanks in advance....
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jasons
post Sep 9 2004, 07:13 AM
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I got the Lincoln Weldpak 135 from Home Depot. It comes with the regulator and solenoid ready for MIG. Just add a bottle. The Hobart and Millers are probably a tad better. FYI Hobarts are made by Miller. I did the Lincoln because Home Depot has those "no interest for 12 months" deals. Allows me to make small incremental payments. Just have to be sure it gets paid off.

If you just want to learn and don't care about doing sheet metal, they have a flux core only welder for around $200. However, if you own a 914, you are probably going to want to do sheet-metal.
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