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I've been welding for about 30 years and have 4 welders of my own here in my garage. For what you plan to do I would not recommend a 110 unit. Mine is perfect for body panels but quite lame for anything over 1/8". It will do it but it is not fun... Get a 220 MIG as it will be able to handle anything ou need to do in one pass. I can't see getting anything less than a Miller 175. You'll get great service out of it and excellent reliability. If you have the money and think you might want the best just get a Miller 251 and never look back. Add a spool gun and weld aluminum too.....
BeccaLoo24 – i can toss grown men.... so dont doubt me
I wounder if you could make a dual voltage, so if your welding in the shop and can have your welder stationary you can run it off 220, and then if your needing to be somewhat mobile you can run it on 120. If you want to try a real impressive welder find a DC welder those tyings can burn some steel!
toyminator2000 – There has to be dumb people in order for there to be smart people
YES, they do make dual voltage units
I wounder if you could make a dual voltage, so if your welding in the shop and can have your welder stationary you can run it off 220, and then if your needing to be somewhat mobile you can run it on 120.
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