pjc
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Okay, first off I say "thanks" to the folks that answered my "Lincoln 155" post awhile back. If I buy a MIG welder, it will be the Lincoln 200A.
But.... I have been thinking. I have a good amount of time on my hands to work at what will really be a hobby, i.e. fabrication.
I did some gas welding a long time ago and picked up the skills, call it "a knack", super quick. Some reliable people say that these skills will apply directly to TIG welding. I really like the precision nature of this process.
Should I just forget about the MIG welder and work down the path of becoming relativey proficient with TIG which seems to be the process of choice in the industry?
PJCinLV
But.... I have been thinking. I have a good amount of time on my hands to work at what will really be a hobby, i.e. fabrication.
I did some gas welding a long time ago and picked up the skills, call it "a knack", super quick. Some reliable people say that these skills will apply directly to TIG welding. I really like the precision nature of this process.
Should I just forget about the MIG welder and work down the path of becoming relativey proficient with TIG which seems to be the process of choice in the industry?
PJCinLV