Which welder is best for me? - how to make metal core wheels
I'm looking for 115-volt welder for home use.
I am in a household, and never before welding.
Rather, I was looking for a welder or welding flux.
I use primarily for my car
more likely to escape or metal in the wheel arches.
My question is that welders (arc or base flow) is the best for me, as my experience, budget and implementation?
Thank you for all the answers!
Saturday, December 5, 2009
How To Make Metal Core Wheels Which Welder Is Best For Me?
2 comments:
If you use a cable from a leak or a thin sheet, you must practice. i weld very thin materials and can do with a soldering iron electrodes, but they prefer wirefeed.every welder is different, some may, at some of the bow you may need to strangle the archwire were quick to extend speed.ive luck with a "method of tin ", such as welding or soldering, just a passport and then refuse and to sew. conducts heat better and you will by no caveins exhaust with tubing.i general purpose, low temperature and a wire feeder. with a welder who has always worked best with 1 / 4 of the rod i rod already.the past has been used "shitstick 9011" in an amplifier and 20 on the use of 3 / 16 a strong seal arc.made very slim, but it was pretty difficult.as ask for welding, someone else.
If you use a cable from a leak or a thin sheet, you must practice. i weld very thin materials and can do with a soldering iron electrodes, but they prefer wirefeed.every welder is different, some may, at some of the bow you may need to strangle the archwire were quick to extend speed.ive luck with a "method of tin ", such as welding or soldering, just a passport and then refuse and to sew. conducts heat better and you will by no caveins exhaust with tubing.i general purpose, low temperature and a wire feeder. with a welder who has always worked best with 1 / 4 of the rod i rod already.the past has been used "shitstick 9011" in an amplifier and 20 on the use of 3 / 16 a strong seal arc.made very slim, but it was pretty difficult.as ask for welding, someone else.
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