MIG welder gas
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MIG welder gas
Heeeeey everybody
I'm going to give MIG welding a go as I've got some spare sheet metal etc lying around & my uncle has a welder sat in his garage not being used. I'm sure it's got some wire but I know it doesn't have any gas.
Where do you get it from? are there different types? etc
Cheers
I'm going to give MIG welding a go as I've got some spare sheet metal etc lying around & my uncle has a welder sat in his garage not being used. I'm sure it's got some wire but I know it doesn't have any gas.
Where do you get it from? are there different types? etc
Cheers
You can use my car when you prise the keys out of my cold dead hands
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Re: MIG welder gas
Air products - Cougar 5,
BOC - Specshield 5,
Basically anything with around 5%-8% Co2 will be fine for what you want.
Steve
BOC - Specshield 5,
Basically anything with around 5%-8% Co2 will be fine for what you want.
Steve
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Re: MIG welder gas
Cheers Bruno
I made the mistake of looking at some MIG welding sites, how to's etc and Oh my god! Information overload!
I made the mistake of looking at some MIG welding sites, how to's etc and Oh my god! Information overload!
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Re: MIG welder gas
co2 local pub or jwel paints 15 for a refill £30 first time lasts ages esp compaed to the £10 bottles from halfords
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Re: MIG welder gas
Cheers guys.
I've been looking at prices and I just want to practice some welding and give it a go now and then! How the f**k can anyone justify some of the these prices for such a 'part time' skill?!? Unless I'm just getting jokers on the phone, what sort of price am I looking at? and how does it normally work?
I've been looking at prices and I just want to practice some welding and give it a go now and then! How the f**k can anyone justify some of the these prices for such a 'part time' skill?!? Unless I'm just getting jokers on the phone, what sort of price am I looking at? and how does it normally work?
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Re: MIG welder gas
there was a discussion bout this on retro rides there is a company that supplies the bottle, and gas for 100 quid delivered, il have a look and see if i can find it for you mate
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Re: MIG welder gas
Cheers Ruishy, I do visit that forum from time to time but can't say I've have noticed any posts like that.
£100 is still way more than I was expecting tbh, but it's less than renting one that I'll only use once in a while!
£100 is still way more than I was expecting tbh, but it's less than renting one that I'll only use once in a while!
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Re: MIG welder gas
TBH mate you wont get it for much less than 100 quid, unless you know someone in the pub trade who can get you CO2 bottles, then a refill should be bout 30 quid IIRC
have a butchers at this thread though, should help you get going http://retrorides.proboards.com/index.c ... read=60530
have a butchers at this thread though, should help you get going http://retrorides.proboards.com/index.c ... read=60530
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