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steelcityuk · May 13, 2007

I've been lurking for a while, looking for info before buying. I was really surprised to find that in the basic hobby stuff Clarke is rated so highly yet SIP and Sealey weren't. Anyhow I've took the plunge and bought a Clarke 130E off Ebay. I hope it's magic because I've not welded anything for years. I took a short Saturday college MIG/MAG course years ago at Chesterfield, I really enjoyed it and even had a go on TIG which I thought was lovely. Since then the only welder I've used was a Clarke 90 (I think) gas/gasless. I don't anticipate having to weld to keep my cars running but you never know. I'm more likely to be roped into repairing my brothers.

Steve.

Welderpaul · May 13, 2007

steelcityuk said:
more likely to be roped into repairing my brothers.

Why, are they broken?! :laughing:

range rover dean · May 13, 2007

hi steve welcome i am a newbie my self ,must say very frendley on here and help full were a bout in the word are you i am in birmingham my self regards dean :welder:

steelcityuk · May 13, 2007

Hi

WP - Not as such but he likes a challange if you know what I mean. Somewhere he has a Moggy 1000 and a Austin A40 Farina to go along with his Maestro, Astra,106 cars, 2 townaces and his vans....

RRD - I'm in Sheffield. So the welding course at Chesterfield College was local.

Steve.

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