Posted by howdy1960 on November 23, 2017 at 08:30:14 from (50.96.240.207):
In Reply to: Welder posted by Rusty6 on November 22, 2017 at 22:20:22:
Not a welder here but learning. I agree with others as to go with brand name MIG with gas.
As only have 110V in garage I have a Hobart Handler with .030 flux core used on 1/8 to 3/8 steel outside. Drive roller good for .023, .030 and .035 wire both gas and flux-core. Got a 110V that a buddy got from the MAC tool man years ago that he used building several street rods including sheet metal. It's running .023 with 75/25 for inside. Drive roller good for .023 and .030. Buddy been gone over 12 years and his wife gave me the welder last year. From what little I have learned if I can weld with a MIG anybody can weld with one. Someday will get 220V in garage as have FIL's Grainger model AC/DC stick welder running.
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