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Old 01-20-2020, 11:34 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by collegekid View Post
Welding
I DC tigged at an intro class once. I migged (GMAW) for 11 weeks at an internship as well as helping out with FSAE during college (little brackets and tabs).

What would you recommend I do?
Goals are- weld steel and aluminum, some stainless steel

Should I?

Buy an expensive multiprocess welder like a miller multimatic 220 and be done with it?

Buy separate welders ( one good mig and a AC/DC tig welder)

Buy a good AC/DC Tig and get a cheap mig?
Lincoln easy mig 140 is best value IMO
https://www.northerntool.com/shop/to...SAAEgK35_D_BwE
stewart leask told me this is basically what he used to build his old silver coupe.


Everlast has a ton of great products for ac/dc tig, for various budgets.
https://www.everlastgenerators.com/?...SAAEgIPX_D_BwE
I have the powertig 200DV and have had nothing but good results. I don't use it that often and am by no means a professional welder though.
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