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First fillet - done by a 10yr old after 20 mins instruction with an inverter Mig. 3mm steel
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Jul 18, 2019 17:50:46 GMT
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How did you find a discount code & can anyone use it? Its published for all to see / read & use in the August edition of 'Practical Classics' - the code is valid until 31st August 2019 Thanks, how often do these discounts come up, I am in the middle of a lot of non-car jobs at the moment & was hoping to replace my basic MIG in the new year. |
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Jul 18, 2019 18:35:31 GMT
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Its published for all to see / read & use in the August edition of 'Practical Classics' - the code is valid until 31st August 2019 Thanks, how often do these discounts come up, I am in the middle of a lot of non-car jobs at the moment & was hoping to replace my basic MIG in the new year. Not sure - but they turn up from time to time - and there tends to be show offers available at the larger shows such has the NEC Classic in November & the NEC Restoration Show in March |
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Jul 22, 2019 17:42:10 GMT
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i had a cheep chinese one, asked on here about it and decided it was time for the bin. I bought one of these CLICK HEREive welded most of a mini advantage up with it, ive used co2 gas with it. The welded is fantastic, the welder comes with a 4 meter torch too. I would reccomend this welder to anyone and its a really good price too. |
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Previous posts on this subject always brings out a variation of different opinions and you will get everything from someone who swears by the scrap transformer based MIG that they pulled out of a skip to someone that is still using something from the dark ages through to the very latest technology - The fact remains that you get what you pay for - purchase something branded that has a good warranty & back up means that you are not faffing around wasting time attempting to get something to work plus questioning your own abilities whilst learning to weld in the first place. I appreciate you don't want to spend a fortune but you would be wise to purchase something that you are assured is going to work once you switch it on and press the trigger. If you have loads of time on your hands & nothing better to do then you can afford to purchase a cheap / unbranded / used - transformer MIG to play around with. However if your time is limited and you want to get the work done without having to mess & faff around then purchase a good branded invertor based MIG - I would highly recommend the R-Tech range - they retail good quality machines that are set up / plug & play with excellent back up & warranties - link below www.r-techwelding.co.uk/They also currently have a discount offer of 10% & free shipping by quoting: PC0619 Price appears to have gone up £20 recently. |
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