Copygod69
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170 Amp-DC, 240v, MIG/Flux Cored Welder
Amazing deals on this 170 Amp-Dc, 240V Mig/Flux Cored Welder at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
Advice on a welder
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GW's Motorized
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Those welders aren't very good. They fluctuate in feed speed and voltage when your welding with them. I used to have one and it wasn't good.
Copygod69
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There is this one but it seems a little light I am running on a budget of 250$
Easy-Flux 125 Amp Welder
Amazing deals on this Easy-Flux 125Amp Flux Welder at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
GW's Motorized
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That one is a decent welder. Ive got the bigger version of it. It works great for small projectsThere is this one but it seems a little light I am running on a budget of 250$
Easy-Flux 125 Amp Welder
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Risk Man
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Which one do you have? Thought it was this one and not the cheaper $149 one?
GW's Motorized
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I have the titanium unlimited 200
Risk Man
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This one?
TITANIUMTIG 200™ Professional AC/DC TIG Welder with 120/240V Input
Copygod69
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It says 3/16 is the thickness it can work with is that thick enough? Or do you think I could get away with welding slighltly thicker metal
GW's Motorized
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You can probably weld on a bike just fine with that
Copygod69
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Bet thank you I think I am gonna get this welder and If anything I could do lapping welds to get something thicker if I really need to
