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I got a place to put it..There was a Snow surface grinder on eBay a couple of weeks ago, looked an awful lot worse than that too, nice find. If you don't have anywhere to put it...

I got a place to put it..There was a Snow surface grinder on eBay a couple of weeks ago, looked an awful lot worse than that too, nice find. If you don't have anywhere to put it...

I had 7 at one point, or was it 8?
I now have 2. Along with 2 lathes, 2 surface grinders, 2 Centec Mills. 2 is a good number

Damn, that trick will work one day.I got a place to put it..

at a firm I used to work at the engineer used to metal spray, building up shafts bearing seats and the like,must admit ounce heard its a noise I will never forget, amazing process just wonder if any one on here does it? (no I dont want anything done!)

just wonder if any one on here does it?

Would you be interested in selling the mighty midget that hasn’t run in years1 old ESAB mig, a shoe box size mma inverter, Lorch ac/dc tig and a JLO powered Mighty Midget that hasn't run in years, which probably has a seized piston by now, plus I'm looking at buying an Oxford 300 amp mig.........
3 Husky chainsaws and a Echo 900 EVL.
And not enough machines in the workshop, just need to buy more room possibly a barn......
You're replying to a 4 year old post - so it might be unlikelyWould you be interested in selling the mighty midget that hasn’t run in years
 but if you don't ask you don't get...
 but if you don't ask you don't get...Wow! She's a keeper!PLEASE!
Men actively collect treasure.
Our spouses passively accumulate junk.
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2 rite is itIsn't it the same with any tools

no no when you have one they have babys and multiplyI just want 1and a plasma cutter.
I just had a bit of a reality check, Under my bench stands an ancient BOC oil cooled arc welder, definately a keeper. Then theres a Portamig Tech tig 182 that i bought new ten years ago to do stainless stuff for my boats, Then the old Cebora Mig & then a Murex mig arrived this morning, i was hoping that it would be better than the Cebora but its the same sort of vintage, so i'm looking at the heaps of cables & torches & old welders & thought "Why dont you just buy a shiny new one?"
So Steve has an order for a new Portamig & the old stuff is going to help a bit towards funding it.
Then im tripping over a 275 Lincoln acdc tig set that im trying to get running, i darent plug it in until my sparks has checked the wiring. Must not get any more welders!

I was on the lookout for one of those, they seem to have a good rep but don't come up secondhand very often.Welders - me - I got five
Miller (old) wound coil low amp MIG threaded up with A18 0.6mm wire
Miller invertor/pulse MPi 220P MIG with A18 1.0mm wire (no TIG torch)
Lincoln V205T AC/DC TIG (no MMA leads)
Kemppi MineArc EVO 180 DC MMA (with lift TIG torch)
Big old Clark 300TE 270amp 9kw AC buzzbox MMA - which will melt big rods on a single phase supply (and I still use it a lot!)
Just options to do a job....Saf junior 325 mig 3ph
Boc 250c mig 1ph
Murex transtig 350 acdc tig 2ph
Sureweld 180 acdc tig 2ph
Kemppi master 3500 DC tig 3ph
Javac atlas 250 MMA 3ph
Javac atlas 171 MMA 1ph
Sip 250amp MMA 1ph
Cytringan 250amp MMA AC 2ph
Mighty midget 250amp MMA with a hatz e95 diesel engine.
Amazing how they add up.

Saf junior 325 mig 3ph
Boc 250c mig 1ph
Murex transtig 350 acdc tig 2ph
Sureweld 180 acdc tig 2ph
Kemppi master 3500 DC tig 3ph
Javac atlas 250 MMA 3ph
Javac atlas 171 MMA 1ph
Sip 250amp MMA 1ph
Cytringan 250amp MMA AC 2ph
Mighty midget 250amp MMA with a hatz e95 diesel engine.
Amazing how they add up.
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