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I know you mentioned be able to weld, but didn’t know the full credials
I will buy you dinner, beer and touch your butt.
Butt touch is all that’s required!
Touched, rubbed, caressed or slapped?Butt touch is all that’s required!
You know I'm an x-ray certified welder, right? MIG welding is all in getting the machine dialed in and getting your metal CLEAN. After that, I could have my wife laying perfect beads in minutes! If you want me to stop by on a friday evening I can probably get you tooned up...
Also, not sure you're gonna need 220v for anything you're gonna do in your garage, but I've never used a Hobart machine. My go to portable 120v MIG machine of choice are the Miller Autoset 140/141, and I've used them to field weld up to 4' diameter plates that are 1/2"-5/8" thick on boilers for burner conversions. And that's laying about a 5/8" bead.
Is this table for holding Little Caesar's pizzas?
Get yourself one of these and you'll never have an issue with the grounding clamp not fitting.
Unless you do stainless [emoji13]Get yourself one of these and you'll never have an issue with the grounding clamp not fitting.
Airgas - RAD64002120 - RADNOR™ Model MGC-500 500 Amp Ground Clamp
RADNOR™ Magnetic Ground Clamps: are the most popular magnetic ground clamps on the market. Their strong gripping power and large contact area assures excellent electrical contact. Easy to install and remove, they are insulated to prevent annealing.www.airgas.com
Heat cranked as high as it'll go and weaving like a sob! lolHow in the world do you weld that thick with a 110v welder?
I ask because I was tig welding 1/2" aluminum plate last year with 220 and I struggled big time. It's only rated for 3/16 though.
220 is nice for welding at home if you don't have enough current at you subpanel in the garage. If in welding aluminum on AC with my TIG welder, it seems to be happier in 220. On 120 you may get some lights flickering.