It has been said by some of the most experienced welders, that the biggest cause of frustration for a beginner welder is having a cheap AC buzz box to try and learn on. The differnce between a decent welder like an Idealarc 250 AC/DC Lincoln and a buzz box is night and day. Instead of going to all the trouble of finding a High Freq. and hooking it up to a less than desirable buzz box, why not just get a better welder? High frequency isn't for stick welding. It is mostly for TIG welding non ferous metals. A good welding machine will last a long, long time. Good used machines are also out there. $500 or even $1000 on a machine that will probably last your lifetime and save you thousands more seems like the most logical choice to me. If all you can afford is a buzz box, expect that you're going to do a lot of cursing and get really frustrated with it. Sorry. That's just the way it is. With lots of practice you can do an OK job with a buzz box but why? Try a good DC welder for a few minutes and you'll never want to go back to a buzz box. It really is a night and day difference. Dave
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