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Originally Posted by Marshy
Yes, I am a believer also based on his threads. The more I read the more I think I can lol. Gotta start somewhere. I think I'll buy a welder.
Good work.
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Thanks, man! I have zero professional training in this arena. Honestly, I just read a lot then get after it. I've learned by borrowing from the knowledge shared here (and some other websites
). Check out posts by ebfabman, rokcrln, jaros44sr, lks dcvn, and a bunch of other great fabricators I've forgotten to mention. Hobart handler 140 is a great little welder, but if you're on a budget, the Eastwood 110v mig I'm using is working out pretty well.
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Originally Posted by kehstr
This is such a cool build!! subscribed to see the finished product!!
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Thanks--doing these repairs has renewed my interest in the Blazer as well. With the C10 getting a PBDM and NL coilover setup, I'll have a bunch of 2wd parts just laying around looking for a home...
You may be in for a long ride if you're looking for a finished product--I don't think they're ever finished...
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