just bought an as new Sureweld Suremig262

[weekendwelder]

first results look ok, seems to be very controllable

this is just a little project im nearly finished with, its a car roll over jig/rotisserie for a tresser quattro im restoring for a customer, the things rotten underneath so need to get it upside down....

 

[Jim_gsxr1000]

Some picks of the machine and gear would be cool

 

[keith19]

Looks a well strong job. Sureweld used to get a lot of their stuff built by Cebora of Italy, and they were good machines. Looks like they still are.

 

[weekendwelder]

http://www.sureweld.co.uk/welding-products/SUREMIG-262-COMPACT_2012108-1114.asp

this is the machine, the one on the right, 3 phase

 

[jonjoe]

its a telwin same as the weldabiltiy and sealey machines

 

[stuboy]

wish i could weld that good

 

[Badger1bear]

wish i could weld that good

with practice buddy its not that hard, a decent welder can make all the difference but it does still take a certain amount of skill from the operator to get good results.

I sold my BOC 190 to Ade (Splatterer) on here and I told him that he will see vast improvements in his welding ability and that is in all positions as I found out when I first bought the BOC. At the end of the day you get what you pay for, a cheap and cheerful machine can give you results but spend ya money on a decent machine and it will increase you confidence and your welding ability no end

Simon

also from Kent

 

[weekendwelder]

ill get some pictures up of the finished product in a couple of days..

(im also from Kent, Edenbridge)