i could produce a perfectly strong weld with a gassless welder.

BUT the strength of the weld is.

Gasless are used where quick repair jobs ect are needed. Ideal on farms + on sites ect.

gasless are fine for outside jobs. power aint really an issue when welding on cars anyways.

kris check ice n elec's

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Originally posted by Mattb
was lookin at the clarke turbos actually :)

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ive got a dodgy tig welder :lol:
hey it filled the hole i needed it too
big i do need a mig really

was lookin at the clarke turbos actually :)

get a turbo.
my dad got one from machine mart, its pretty good :)

he got some tips and gas and wire for stainless and aluminium too :)

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Originally posted by Paul_J
remember not to look directly at the welding - you'll get grit eye - and it hurts :lol:

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Originally posted by Paul_J
remember not to look directly at the welding - you'll get grit eye - and it hurts :lol:

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remember not to look directly at the welding - you'll get grit eye - and it hurts :lol:

+ anything below 150amps is crap in my opinion. Altho you could live with 90 i suppose.

gonna be welding in a new front cross member, a seat subframe mount, plating up a chassis leg, and possibly flushing the boot if im brave....

not really, u cant get the neccersary heat needed therefore the metal wont fuse aswell.

surley if it was gasless, it would be a M.I welder :boggle: kinda defeats the point dont it??

Depends what he want's it for really....

dont get a gas less one.

Adam you twat ;) :lol:

Machine Mart mate..Easy the cheapest and best company.

www.machinemart.co.uk

wanna buy a mig welder, so i can weld stuff (funny that....) any one know any sites that sell em????