Is a 120v mig strong enough for 8.8?
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I am going to be making an 8.8 for my car.
Is a 125 amp/120 volt mig welder strong enough to do this work?
I hear that I need to use nickel rod and got a few tips, Can anyone give me exact kinds to order?
Anyone have any input or information on it?
A family friend offered to pick it up for me if i tack everything in place and finalize it with a 220volt.
Is a 125 amp/120 volt mig welder strong enough to do this work?
I hear that I need to use nickel rod and got a few tips, Can anyone give me exact kinds to order?
Anyone have any input or information on it?
A family friend offered to pick it up for me if i tack everything in place and finalize it with a 220volt.
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I am going to be making an 8.8 for my car.
Is a 125 amp/120 volt mig welder strong enough to do this work?
I hear that I need to use nickel rod and got a few tips, Can anyone give me exact kinds to order?
Anyone have any input or information on it?
A family friend offered to pick it up for me if i tack everything in place and finalize it with a 220volt.
Is a 125 amp/120 volt mig welder strong enough to do this work?
I hear that I need to use nickel rod and got a few tips, Can anyone give me exact kinds to order?
Anyone have any input or information on it?
A family friend offered to pick it up for me if i tack everything in place and finalize it with a 220volt.
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I am going to be making an 8.8 for my car.
Is a 125 amp/120 volt mig welder strong enough to do this work?
I hear that I need to use nickel rod and got a few tips, Can anyone give me exact kinds to order?
Anyone have any input or information on it?
A family friend offered to pick it up for me if i tack everything in place and finalize it with a 220volt.
Is a 125 amp/120 volt mig welder strong enough to do this work?
I hear that I need to use nickel rod and got a few tips, Can anyone give me exact kinds to order?
Anyone have any input or information on it?
A family friend offered to pick it up for me if i tack everything in place and finalize it with a 220volt.
Here is my input and information....
You are going to end up like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjE-w...10FF598EE43BFB
Have fun welding....
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If you are asking all these questions then let somebody else do it. A weld is only as good as an operator. As an ex-certified welder I can tell you that a 110v can do a LOT of stuff when its in the right hands. But if you arent really good with it, you can make really weak welds too.
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I am going to be making an 8.8 for my car.
Is a 125 amp/120 volt mig welder strong enough to do this work?
I hear that I need to use nickel rod and got a few tips, Can anyone give me exact kinds to order?
Anyone have any input or information on it?
A family friend offered to pick it up for me if i tack everything in place and finalize it with a 220volt.
Is a 125 amp/120 volt mig welder strong enough to do this work?
I hear that I need to use nickel rod and got a few tips, Can anyone give me exact kinds to order?
Anyone have any input or information on it?
A family friend offered to pick it up for me if i tack everything in place and finalize it with a 220volt.