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02-02-2017, 10:24 AM
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Hi all,
I need to do some exhaust work and was thinking to try and fabricate it myself. I don't have a welder and have never welded before. Usually I don't buy cheap tools but I cant see myself doing much welding in the future so I was thinking about getting a Ozito 120 Amp Mig welder from Bunnings along with some argon/Co2 and the relevant accessories (helmet, brush etc). I will be welding 2.25" stainless. Is the above suitable or should I spend some more or a better machine (e.g. Cigwled inverter 185)? Should I try to learn to Tig? Any help is appreciated. Also, any recommendations for a good place to buy exhaust bends? |
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Talk to me about welding
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