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I have been about to buy a good 110v mig for a couple months, but
spend too much time reading the web... Seems people find the Miller 135 or similar not 'hot' enough to weld thicker than 1/8" and too hot for much sheet. How do these alternate solutions compa 1. Braze the mapp/air for the sheet to 1/8" and an Arc for thicker? Can that for $400. 2. Can a 220v mig like a Hobart Handler 180 go lower better for thin than a 110v machine? Obviously it can go 'hotter.' $650-700. |
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