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LordCruiser
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Sounds about right....good find.

Hows the floor replacement going :?: piccies :?: :D

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Yeh... floor replacement... I'm trying to get up the courage with that one. Serves me right for going with the 'bigger is better' approach buying a 200A mig welder; the lowest output doesn't mess around with making holes in 1mm steel! Specially if there's any gaps.


Ohh dear...got the number for Kennards :D Borrow one??

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Yeh... floor replacement... I'm trying to get up the courage with that one. Serves me right for going with the 'bigger is better' approach buying a 200A mig welder; the lowest output doesn't mess around with making holes in 1mm steel! Specially if there's any gaps.


lots of gas, fast wire, low volts and short bursts..... but I'm just learning too, fun isn't it :D

[edit] I've got a sheet of 3mm copper I *found* - I'm using it as a heat sink and works pretty well[/edit]

I got a 200A Unimig procraft for my birthday, what's yours?

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