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uses for Lincoln tombstone welder
Just inherited a used, but functioning, Lincoln buzz box. Needs
electrode holder, but thats an easy fix. I rarely do any stick work and am curious what I could potentially put this to use doing. A spot welder would be nice, but I think the transformer is sized totally wrong (unless I'm misunderstanding the principle) So what is this thing good for beside the obvious? Thanks, Vin |
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I hope you don't need it for this, but they work well for thawing
pipes. Dan |
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So what is this thing good for beside the obvious?
This comes to mind: http://www.eastwoodco.com/shopping/p...rd=spot+welder and this if you happen to have the AC/DC version: http://www.tigdepot.com/products/p35TD-BBTF.htm Best Regards, Keith Marshall "I'm not grown up enough to be so old!" wrote in message oups.com... Just inherited a used, but functioning, Lincoln buzz box. Needs electrode holder, but thats an easy fix. I rarely do any stick work and am curious what I could potentially put this to use doing. A spot welder would be nice, but I think the transformer is sized totally wrong (unless I'm misunderstanding the principle) So what is this thing good for beside the obvious? Thanks, Vin |
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commonly used to regulate primary current in a "pole pig" driven tesla coil
wrote in message oups.com... Just inherited a used, but functioning, Lincoln buzz box. Needs electrode holder, but thats an easy fix. I rarely do any stick work and am curious what I could potentially put this to use doing. A spot welder would be nice, but I think the transformer is sized totally wrong (unless I'm misunderstanding the principle) So what is this thing good for beside the obvious? Thanks, Vin |
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wrote in message oups.com... I hope you don't need it for this, but they work well for thawing pipes. But only the 75 amp tap is 100% duty cycle. -- ---------------------------- Mr. P.V.'d formerly Droll Troll Dan |
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Grant Erwin wrote: wrote: Just inherited a used, but functioning, Lincoln buzz box. Needs electrode holder, but thats an easy fix. I rarely do any stick work and am curious what I could potentially put this to use doing. A spot welder would be nice, but I think the transformer is sized totally wrong (unless I'm misunderstanding the principle) So what is this thing good for beside the obvious? Thanks, Vin Where are you located? You can add a Readywelder and run wire, I hear. readywelder.com I have a nice Miller spotwelder if you're looking for one. Grant Erwin Kirkland, Washington Grant, I'm across the country in Boston. What are you looking for for that miller spotwelder? I might play around with putting togther a wirefeeder of my own, but I've allready got a mig so this gets kinda redundant. Thanks, Vin |
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