Can someone show me some pictures of MIG welds?
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Can someone show me some pictures of MIG welds?
I'm looking to purchase a smaller MIG welder soon to do some downpipe work. Looking to spend around the $500 area. Its going to be a gasless set-up at first, then I will upgrade alone the line. Just curious what kinda of looking welds I can get out of it.
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Re: Can someone show me some pictures of MIG welds? (tearlessj)
Here at my shop we use a Miller 210.
This is the kind of welds we lay down with it...
Welds on one of our chassis:
Some TIG Welds with our Miller Synchrowave 180 SD:
We are a full time fabrication shop that does this everyday though...
It takes a lot of practice to get steady. Also, not all machines will weld the same. The settings on the inside panel are only suggestions....start there & then play with them a little to see how things change.
This is the kind of welds we lay down with it...
Welds on one of our chassis:
Some TIG Welds with our Miller Synchrowave 180 SD:
We are a full time fabrication shop that does this everyday though...
It takes a lot of practice to get steady. Also, not all machines will weld the same. The settings on the inside panel are only suggestions....start there & then play with them a little to see how things change.
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Re: (vtec_lude)
I'll post some pics up tonight of my welder at home.. i jsut did the roll bar plates with it, its the newest millermatic 180 w/ autoset... pretty damn nice lil guy... but you could probably get the smaller one and be set.
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Re: Can someone show me some pictures of MIG welds? (K.O.R.E.)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by K.O.R.E. »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Here at my shop we use a Miller 210.
This is the kind of welds we lay down with it...
Welds on one of our chassis:
Some TIG Welds with our Miller Synchrowave 180 SD:
We are a full time fabrication shop that does this everyday though...
It takes a lot of practice to get steady. Also, not all machines will weld the same. The settings on the inside panel are only suggestions....start there & then play with them a little to see how things change.</TD></TR></TABLE>
hey ken this is chris those are some of the ugliest welds ive ever seen lo jk welcome to the forum btw
everyone this guy does some amazing work btw
This is the kind of welds we lay down with it...
Welds on one of our chassis:
Some TIG Welds with our Miller Synchrowave 180 SD:
We are a full time fabrication shop that does this everyday though...
It takes a lot of practice to get steady. Also, not all machines will weld the same. The settings on the inside panel are only suggestions....start there & then play with them a little to see how things change.</TD></TR></TABLE>
hey ken this is chris those are some of the ugliest welds ive ever seen lo jk welcome to the forum btw
everyone this guy does some amazing work btw
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vtec_lude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Holy ****! that's some great mig welding right there!</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: Can someone show me some pictures of MIG welds? (CSaddict)
WOW 
My mig welds have a long way to go.
What wire do you use?
and I'll vouch for the 180 autoset. It's what I have and it is worth every penny.
My mig welds have a long way to go.What wire do you use?
and I'll vouch for the 180 autoset. It's what I have and it is worth every penny.
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