On , Cloyce Osborn wrote to Bruce LeGrande :
CO> Actually, wire welding is the easiest form of welding.  For sheet metal 
CO> (or even thin plate), it's a breeze.  Beats the heck out of stick type 
CO> arc welding.  Now, if you're wanting to weld a plate into the side of a 
CO> battleship, you'd better go get the stick welder.
How hard is it to learn this wire welding? What are the differences in the
MIG, TIG, etc, and which ones can be used with and without adding a gas? What
are the differences in the Argon or the carbon dioxide and when would it be
appropriate to use each? What is your opinion on the 115 volt wire welders
which sell for about $500? Are they any good, or would I need a 220 volt 
odel
selling for about $750? I want to learn, and to do sheet metal and body
repairs, but I wonder if I am trying to learn too much too fast.
Your comments or ideas are welcome.
- Pedit Ver 2.6
Best Regards,
Mike Hill
...Let us run with endurance the race that is set before us. (Hebrews 12:1)
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