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Yeah I have considered going to TAFE to learn it a bit better to be honest. I am just a little time poor so I don't know when I could fit it in.
I spoke to Dad's mate who lives across the road from him (welder with 40+ years experience) and he is going to get some prices and whatever I get will help me. Also vibe_xr6. That welder at Repco went back to RRP at around $550ish.. They are seeing if they can do it for the $300 special 
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