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Originally Posted by Kramer
Priobe,
I am in the same boat. For now, I simply purchased a Lincoln Electric Welder for now to experiment with for now. I also checked out various schools and the like, but nobody had any night courses so effectively I am teaching myself. I you are lucky to have some night training (assuming you work during the day), I would say enlist as soon as possible.
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Also, no doubt there are a lot of smart people here that should respond, however go to this site to learn more about welding. There are a lot of experts there.
www.garagejournal.com
Kramer |
I have the same welder. Works great for what it is. I do agree, start with Mig and work your way up to Tig. I use to do some welding in shop class a long time ago! Migs great for utility type welding , but Tig gives you a really pretty weld.
What I did to practice was to build a welding table. Two birds with one stone... got to practice and got a table.
