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10-12-2005, 11:37 AM
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Welding I didn't know where to put this. I'm looking for a welder to do 2 exhausts.
1. Tru-duals for 01 camaro SS
2. Header to turbo the Geo Tracker 4x4.
I welded one piece of medal in shop class in 6th grade got an A..
Other than That I have no idea how to weld is there a faq somewhere.
Also I have a lot of pipe to practice on.
What kind of welder would I need and be best to use in the above situations.
Thanks,
Nate
1. Tru-duals for 01 camaro SS
2. Header to turbo the Geo Tracker 4x4.
I welded one piece of medal in shop class in 6th grade got an A..
Other than That I have no idea how to weld is there a faq somewhere.
Also I have a lot of pipe to practice on.
What kind of welder would I need and be best to use in the above situations.
Thanks,
Nate
10-12-2005, 11:43 AM
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If you can't spell METAL, why do you think you can weld it??? LOL. J/K
Get a small 110v MIG welder with flux core wire. It'd be the easiest to learn/use and will work fine on thin metal like exhaust pipe. Look to spend somewhere in the $200-350 range. Check out Harbor Freight, they have some deals on wire welders.....good luck.
Get a small 110v MIG welder with flux core wire. It'd be the easiest to learn/use and will work fine on thin metal like exhaust pipe. Look to spend somewhere in the $200-350 range. Check out Harbor Freight, they have some deals on wire welders.....good luck.
10-12-2005, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by 1fastWS6
If you can't spell METAL, why do you think you can weld it??? LOL. J/K
Get a small 110v MIG welder with flux core wire. It'd be the easiest to learn/use and will work fine on thin metal like exhaust pipe. Look to spend somewhere in the $200-350 range. Check out Harbor Freight, they have some deals on wire welders.....good luck.
Get a small 110v MIG welder with flux core wire. It'd be the easiest to learn/use and will work fine on thin metal like exhaust pipe. Look to spend somewhere in the $200-350 range. Check out Harbor Freight, they have some deals on wire welders.....good luck.
10-12-2005, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by 1fastWS6
If you can't spell METAL, why do you think you can weld it??? LOL. J/K
Get a small 110v MIG welder with flux core wire. It'd be the easiest to learn/use and will work fine on thin metal like exhaust pipe. Look to spend somewhere in the $200-350 range. Check out Harbor Freight, they have some deals on wire welders.....good luck.
Get a small 110v MIG welder with flux core wire. It'd be the easiest to learn/use and will work fine on thin metal like exhaust pipe. Look to spend somewhere in the $200-350 range. Check out Harbor Freight, they have some deals on wire welders.....good luck.
I didn't have time to re-read my post before I sent it, my bad. So a small 110v MIG welder. One more question does small circles pertain to the MIG welder as well?
Nate
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10-12-2005, 02:45 PM
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