Welding is a tough career to follow, not many people stick with it till retirement. Props to you tig and by all means share some pics of your prior projects.
My Latest welding project(pics)
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Best tool I ever bought was a Millermatic Challenger Mig Welder. Buy once cry once, and I've never regretted it.
While we're talking welding, how do you lay out your projects to in a home garage setting make sure that they end up perfectly flat?
I've found out through a few larger projects that my assumption that the cement floor in my garage was flat was mistaken.
If you had any tips on this, it would be really helpful.
While we're talking welding, how do you lay out your projects to in a home garage setting make sure that they end up perfectly flat?
I've found out through a few larger projects that my assumption that the cement floor in my garage was flat was mistaken.
If you had any tips on this, it would be really helpful.
Originally Posted By: Jim 5
Best tool I ever bought was a Millermatic Challenger Mig Welder. Buy once cry once, and I've never regretted it.
While we're talking welding, how do you lay out your projects to in a home garage setting make sure that they end up perfectly flat?
I've found out through a few larger projects that my assumption that the cement floor in my garage was flat was mistaken.
If you had any tips on this, it would be really helpful.
I agree that Miller welders are perhaps the best overall machines. As for layout and fabrication, I never work off the floor. I have a very flat portable bench top I lay across horses. It works well for fitting and holding jobs square as it is large enough to measure corner to corner even on this job.
Best tool I ever bought was a Millermatic Challenger Mig Welder. Buy once cry once, and I've never regretted it.
While we're talking welding, how do you lay out your projects to in a home garage setting make sure that they end up perfectly flat?
I've found out through a few larger projects that my assumption that the cement floor in my garage was flat was mistaken.
If you had any tips on this, it would be really helpful.
I agree that Miller welders are perhaps the best overall machines. As for layout and fabrication, I never work off the floor. I have a very flat portable bench top I lay across horses. It works well for fitting and holding jobs square as it is large enough to measure corner to corner even on this job.
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