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Re: Newbie Welder
« on: Apr 13, 2006, 12:02:59 AM »
X2 what most are saying, buy now what you want later.  And schooling is great, but there's no replacement for hands on.  The only "training" I've had is some tips from a couple old timers at work, and that went a long way for me.  My current welder is WAY better and more capable than I ever will be, but there's nothing I would ever weld that it wouldn't do.  Just sucks I need a gasoline powered ac/dc welder to run mine!  Oh yea, I think it's 100% duty cycle too, but I haven't been able to confirm it yet.  I just know that it'll go as long as you wanna run a bead.  I think it's more dependent on which welder I'm getting power from.
« Last Edit: Apr 13, 2006, 12:09:38 AM by kneedownnate »
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