Spotty Dog
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I need to do some hard facing welding on a site and wondered if an inverter mig would do the job easier than humping my normal mig to the site every time its needed ? Any advice anyone ?
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Nice friendly greeting in the background!Bought this little multi process machine last week, pardon the reverse picture front camera is broken. I've only been miging up box section frames its a decent little welder. Downside is limited to 5kg rolls but I'm going to modify it so it takes the big roll. I also have a SIP 303 inverter mig for about 10 years been used everyday the only thing that its needed was a Gas solenoid. Welds just as good as any of the transformer machines.
you can see the hard face in the picture.Can you get hard facing mig wire?
edit. and does it need a gas supply.
I.M.O. it’s shifting the gas bottle around that kills it for portable mig welders.
on the other hand you can get a stick welder the size of a toaster sub £100 will do the job.
Nice friendly greeting in the background!
you can see the hard face in the picture.
More the hand than the face!Yeah didn't see what he was at until you guys mentioned it. He's hard.....hard to look at
You can but sit down when you askI just assumed you can get hard facing Mig wire, i'd better look into that before i buy one. I have a portable 140 amp stick welder but i know it wouldn't be boss of this job, even with a nail replacing the fuse
Just had a google and yes you canI just assumed you can get hard facing Mig wire, i'd better look into that before i buy one. I have a portable 140 amp stick welder but i know it wouldn't be boss of this job, even with a nail replacing the fuse
I'm just wondering how much is that welder in the pic ,and do they take less power than the standard mig because power is our biggest problemBought this little multi process machine last week, pardon the reverse picture front camera is broken. I've only been miging up box section frames its a decent little welder. Downside is limited to 5kg rolls but I'm going to modify it so it takes the big roll. I also have a SIP 303 inverter mig for about 10 years been used everyday the only thing that its needed was a Gas solenoid. Welds just as good as any of the transformer machines.
I'm just wondering how much is that welder in the pic ,and do they take less power than the standard mig because power is our biggest problem