first attemt with my mig
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- Minor Fan
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first attemt with my mig
This is my first weld with my s/hand mig welder been put off with mig as I tried a gasless s/hand rubbish was the result. then I got another mig and being a tight git tried it with pub gas give up and gave it away but on a visit to a mates house noticed a brand new mig of which he had left it in the garden for days and it had got wet inside. I begged it for nought and with fitting a new printed circuit board it,s great. first time with proper gas as well that has been my problem and cleaning up the job that needs welding is a must first attempt pics<br><br><br><br>
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Looks a good bit of kit - what a result!
Nice welding - excellent for a first go. Slightly more penetration (i.e. slightly more power) would be ideal, but if you put too much power on it you'll blow holes through it, so as I say pretty good stuff there!
Have you visited http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/ ?
A superb site, will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about MIG welding.
Nice welding - excellent for a first go. Slightly more penetration (i.e. slightly more power) would be ideal, but if you put too much power on it you'll blow holes through it, so as I say pretty good stuff there!
Have you visited http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/ ?
A superb site, will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about MIG welding.
Some people are like slinkies - they serve no useful purpose, but they still bring a smile to your face when you throw them downstairs.
I misread the title of the post and thought it was about a first attempt with a new wig. Now I can see that there's no advice for those of us beginning to go a little thin on top I'm off back to the General Discussion forum!
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thanks luxobarge thats one cracking good site http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/ would recommend anyone self taught to check it out
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Hi david no nore done yet was going like a train but work come in and bringing in the coppers is more important when you are self employed going to try to get on this weekend as all the family are in Dublin just me and the cat so should get some work done
Stiquk dont know were it was purchased as I said I got it free but anywhere like machine mart or morthen tools they will have web sites even ebay will set you up if you get stuck come back and we will get you the sites
Stiquk dont know were it was purchased as I said I got it free but anywhere like machine mart or morthen tools they will have web sites even ebay will set you up if you get stuck come back and we will get you the sites
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