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Originally Posted by MiraclePieCo
My experience: a good welder (the person) can safely weld frame and chassis components with a 110 machine. I'm a crappy welder so I use a 220 unit. I need the extra amperage to compensate for my bad technique.
BTW, my welder is a Chicago Electric from Harbor Freight - they've really improved them, best unit I've ever owned.
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Yea, I understand. the problem I see with most light duty welders is a great looking bead with no penetration. Something that scares me on fabricating suspension mounts and components.
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Originally Posted by Oldtruckwelder
Nice Video
Thanks For sharing
Nice machine, seems complicated with all the variables. I would definitely stay in the user manual.. 3000.00 price range.. to rich for my shallow pockets.
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I like the all in one feature , but considering your getting three machines in one. Maybe $ 3000.00 isn't too bad. Still above my budget also.