Learning to weld in Calgary?
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So, my '70 Impala has a blown LQ9 (that was the fun part!), now it needs quarter panels... So I need to learn to weld...
Anybody can recommend a place in Calgary to learn "autobody welding for the hobbyist"?
Thanks!
Anybody can recommend a place in Calgary to learn "autobody welding for the hobbyist"?
Thanks!
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SAIT offers a few different welding courses for beginners:
http://sait.ca/pages/cometosait/cont...ggeneral.shtml
http://sait.ca/pages/cometosait/cont...ggeneral.shtml
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Go to Canadian Tire and buy a Lincoln Electric MIG PAK and a **** load of scrap metal and go to town! practice building little things. They can be used as a flux core or a MIG. I use mine just as a Flux core and with some practice your welds can be awesome. Thats what i did.. works great for me!
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Go to Canadian Tire and buy a Lincoln Electric MIG PAK and a **** load of scrap metal and go to town! practice building little things. They can be used as a flux core or a MIG. I use mine just as a Flux core and with some practice your welds can be awesome. Thats what i did.. works great for me!![Nod](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_nod.gif)
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Oh and there's a TON of YouTube videos that have really good tips/pointers on welding for beginners.
Good luck!