Have used both out in the pipe tracks and up columns, first using Lincoln (400AS-50)and later was introduced to the Miller Dual Welders. The Millers were ok if leads didn't have to run very far (30m) but they were a bit buggy if the temperature was up and found amps fluctuated on hot days due to the...

HI Defender
Great project and what a great way to tidy all those short things up.
Also, you have an Awesome looking workshop, I particularly like your wheeled work bench
Cheers
Andy

G-day WB Yeah your welds are looking good and I can see that it is more full at the top end. I think there are a couple of reasons for this happening: One has to do with the change of electrode angle as you go up. Often people have the electrode more square to the plate at the bottom so the molten m...

Hey Andy, welcome , where abouts in OZ are you , I'm up in Mackay NQ and learning heaps since i joined. Enjoy Cheers Troy Hi Troy & thanks. I'm down in Geelong, working in bulk storage tanking & plant maintenance. it sure is a great site plus the tip n tricks videos Jody puts out are great ...

Hi I'm from Australia and am currently working as a Mechanical Designer & Draftsman. I started work as a Structural steel fabricator Apprentice and moved on to various industries as I gained certificates & qualifications. Industries have included Petro Refineries, Aluminium Smelters & mi...