Looking to buy a welder....

[Tattooty]

Any recommendations on what to get?

[Talen]

Like male or female? Tall, short, hard worker, slouch, someone who talks back, doesnt do good work, good looking, ugly, please be more specific....

[mart211]

I have one already packed...1000$ shipped

[wastemgnt]

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Originally Posted by talen like male or female? Tall, short, hard worker, slouch, someone who talks back, doesnt do good work, good looking, ugly, please be more specific....

:lol

[Graveyard]

Wire feed are the most common and easy to use. Arc welders (stick) are a little more expensive and aren't as clean in most cases as wirefeed and is usually used for industrial purposes because of its strength. Tig welders are also expensive and if you want to weld aluminum they are even more expensive, they are also one of the hardest to learn but with a lot of time and practice you can become a very proficiant tig welder.

Kinda need to know what you want to use it for and the types of materials your gonna be working with!

[Tattooty]

Ah you guys are funny funny peoples. Graveyard i'm not gonna be making anything heavy. I'm just getting in the habit of fixing my broken parts. I broke part of my cage the other day and just wanted to repair it without having to pay for another one. So i guess just using it to make repairs on the bike.

[dlish]

I'm def an amateur but the handful of dif ones Ive used the Miller-matic has been my fav and def produced the best welds I have ever made.

[Graveyard]

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Originally Posted by dlish I'm def an amateur but the handful of dif ones Ive used the Miller-matic has been my fav and def produced the best welds I have ever made.

Yup love the miller's!!