Mig welder

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Posted by daveS on Tuesday, April 27, 2004 at 10:45AM :

Sorry if I have repeated a topic previously discussed.

I am restoring a dodge WC and have a M38A1 project in the works. I am interested in buying a 120 volt, light duty, gasless (flux core) mig welder for use in my garage. I plan to use the mig for body work, such as light gauge sheet metal (<20 gauge). I am currently using a 120 volt stick welder, and it can be a pain. I have used a gas shielded mig with some success (I only ground off 50% of the weld).

Price is an important concern. This is one of my hobbies, and I don't plan on giving up my day job (or start a battle with my wife).

Thanks in advance.

dave

Follow Ups:

I went with the Miller 175 (220V) - Will (in MI) 7:25PM 04/27/2004

Go with gas. - Jonas 2:38PM 04/27/2004

Re: Go with gas. - Marty 6:23PM 04/27/2004
- Re: Go with gas. - ang 8:46PM 04/28/2004
- Re: Go with gas. - MoparNorm 8:24PM 04/28/2004

I've got one I will sell - Tim Holloway 12:38PM 04/27/2004

Re: Mig welder - Todd Wilson 11:28AM 04/27/2004

Re: Mig welder - HWooldridge 3:51PM 04/27/2004
To gas or not to gas... - Gordon 11:33AM 04/27/2004
- Re: To gas or not to gas... - Todd Wilson 11:45AM 04/27/2004
  - Re: To gas or not to gas... - Rick in SC 9:00PM 04/27/2004
  - What's the advantage to gas? - Nick. 12:13PM 04/27/2004
    - Re: What's the advantage to gas? - Todd Wilson 12:24PM 04/27/2004
      - Re: What's the advantage to gas? - Nick. 6:46AM 04/28/2004
        
        Re: What's the advantage to gas? - MoparNorm 8:32PM 04/28/2004

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