Send it to me for the weekend and I will give it a test outI’d love for someone to get a look at the Cebora Pulse MIG. That’s only around the £1400 ex VAT mark and I think it’s quite a nice little set.
Granted it’s not going to be up there with the likes of Lorch and EWM build quality wise but still produces quality welds and ain’t shoddy.
The new pocket pulse or the older 1620m or whatever it was?I’d love for someone to get a look at the Cebora Pulse MIG. That’s only around the £1400 ex VAT mark and I think it’s quite a nice little set.
Granted it’s not going to be up there with the likes of Lorch and EWM build quality wise but still produces quality welds and ain’t shoddy.
Think it was the Pocket Pulse that Tom was talking about, 185Amp machine if I recall.The new pocket pulse or the older 1620m or whatever it was?
I’m tempted by the former... it looks a great bit of kit
The Pocket PulseThe new pocket pulse or the older 1620m or whatever it was?
I’m tempted by the former... it looks a great bit of kit
If a Tig fits what you will be doing work wise then it also has the advantage of just needing on gas cylinder (pure Argon) where a Mig will require at least two (Pure and Argon Mix) if you are intending doing a mix of materials.
..... I see you can use helium/argon mix but not sure how common/necessary that is
Stainless mig is lovely especially on a double pulse unit or even better a flux core stainless wire is just awsome.Yes, stick is great, usually do all my steel/stainless with it when out and about.
Tig tends to get used when in the workshop for thinner stuff, steel, stainless and Alu.
Only ever use the Mig for Alu and on the very rare occasion for steel when I need to fill up a worn roller. I do have some flux core stainless that I intend to give a try out on the Mig as it is supposed to be nice to use but when I will get round to it I have no idea
best laid plans! at least you got to the stage of buying the wirpart
best laid plans! at least you got to the stage of buying the wire