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I started with a cheap HF mig welder. Changed wire to good wire and lots of YouTube videos later I could get metal to stick to metal without fear of it falling apart.
After a few years i decided to upgrade to a better machine. I got a Hobart MVP 120/240. Before I tried to make my first weld I spent probably the best money I spent on welding.
Local welding supply shop had welding classes that were one on one. You could even bring your welder in and learn on it. this helped me so much, learned how to set my machine up and adjust it.
after this I build a new steel work bench with 10‘ of steel, picture frames for my wife, and some other items.
Untitled by Victor M, on Flickr
Untitled by Victor M, on Flickr
Untitled by Victor M, on Flickr
After a few years i decided to upgrade to a better machine. I got a Hobart MVP 120/240. Before I tried to make my first weld I spent probably the best money I spent on welding.
Local welding supply shop had welding classes that were one on one. You could even bring your welder in and learn on it. this helped me so much, learned how to set my machine up and adjust it.
after this I build a new steel work bench with 10‘ of steel, picture frames for my wife, and some other items.
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