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duncans
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yes mate its mate out of 50x50 box section and 40x40x3mm angle iron least I can move it about and I can see the difference in my welding to the other crap one i hadAt least you have a low centre of gravity
frank horton
V twins are great but 4"s rule.........
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slightly different but the wire loops work better than hooks....u dont get snagged on ur overalls...
not quite a trolley and not often that clean.....hahaha
ps, thats a French 3phase plug.....
not quite a trolley and not often that clean.....hahaha
ps, thats a French 3phase plug.....
frank horton
V twins are great but 4"s rule.........
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oh, and a pallet truck is my mode of transport...notice the drawers...them and the welder tray all on roller bearings....
it weigh's about 1/2 ton with the tooling...
it weigh's about 1/2 ton with the tooling...
duncans
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yeah the hoops are better ill see if I can bend the 10mm round bar I've got im in a shed you see not a great deal of room be nice to have a lot bigger place but im only a hobby man learning how to weld lol I can see how I've progressed from when I 1st started using the MIG welder and arc welder more practice and more practice is the key i think
yeah every time I've finished doing welding I cover the welder up with blankets with it been in a shed blimey forgot to mention my dogs been great with the noise of the MIG welder he's not barking like he used to perhaps he got used to hearing the arc welder as I was using that for ages with no gas
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That's great Frank, I do like that.
