> Michael, Glen is talking about a simulated "spot" weld. You cannot do a
> true spot weld with a Mig.
Actually, you can. I have no experience whatever, but because of that, I
read a lot when I got my machine, trying to learn on my own with not one to
show me. You can make spot welds with a MIG welder by holding it in one
place at the "right" setting for the "right" length of time. (That's why
amateurs don't do it.) There is a special head for this that is shown in the
Spridget restoration book. I don't know if you can get that head for our
cheapo machines.
Michael Rowe
'74 Midget
Long Island, NY
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