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14-09-2006, 02:20 PM
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Just a heads up, Aldi this week are selling little arc welder for $99
55-130A, can take 2 to 3.2mm electrodes. I just bought it, gonna try it out on the weekend. Practicing on a few bits of scrap metal laying around the house. I've never arc welded before before, although I've read up on the technique of how to arc weld ( http://www.aussieweld.com.au/arcwelding/ ) I done oxy welding though. Eventually I'd like to be able to do my own intakes without a piece of silicone joiner after every pipe bend and straight. Anyone have any tips they'd like to share Cheers Chris |
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