NMTerras
Suspension Lift
- Location
- New Mexico
But nothing penetrates like a stick machine...
[video=youtube;RUeZJClfFEo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUeZJClfFEo[/video]
Learning to weld
- Thread starter Diadaga
- Start date
But nothing penetrates like a stick machine...
[video=youtube;RUeZJClfFEo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUeZJClfFEo[/video]
jmnielsen
Need Bigger Tires
- Location
- Lincoln, NE
- Location
- Morrison, CO
Um, forgot something there jm. 
jmnielsen
Need Bigger Tires
- Location
- Lincoln, NE
clicky on the "here"
- Location
- New Mexico
If it works... $150 is a pretty sweet deal. As long as you stay under 1/8" thick steel, you will have a lot of fun with that thing.
-Rok
-Rok
- Location
- S.Subs of Chicago, IL.
I think I looked at that one. For some reason I didn't buy it...think it was the thinkness limitation. Ended up with the Lincoln.
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Steeze
Guest
I learned on a 220 Tig... However I use a Lincoln Electric 140 HD the one from Home Depot and I can run gas if I need it. It works great for small projects and uses a 120v outlet so it's no issue . Just my recomendation...
- Location
- Huntsville, AL
Definitely second this. We use that exact welder for Baja when we travel. Its extremely convenient and easy to use.
- Location
- Rhode Island
I love my Lincoln 180hd with gas hookup, but ive had to create 230 adapters for the different plugs. (all rated correctly) it will do up to 1/2 with gas.
If your starting out and don't have the 230v's grab a used 110 off CL on the cheap and have at it.
If your starting out and don't have the 230v's grab a used 110 off CL on the cheap and have at it.
- Location
- S.Subs of Chicago, IL.
This maybe unrelated but...
Since with round DOM tubing you can use a thinner walled piece than standard square tubing, what would be the equivelant for in DOM to 2"x2"x1/4"?
Since with round DOM tubing you can use a thinner walled piece than standard square tubing, what would be the equivelant for in DOM to 2"x2"x1/4"?
- Location
- New Mexico
Depends on how your loads are applied. Are you looking for similar strength when used as a column or beam? Or are you mostly concerned with the tube's resistance to being crushed? All three scenarios are slightly different.
-Rok
- Location
- S.Subs of Chicago, IL.
UHHH YEA... HAHAHAHAHA :lols:
I was thinking a front bumper...uhh crushed and beam I suppose.
I was thinking a front bumper...uhh crushed and beam I suppose.