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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
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.
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.
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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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