wire feed and practice. I bought some flat sheets of
metal and practiced welding them together. It took
about 3-4 hours to get it right. Also, Depending on
your budget, try and get a fully adjustable one both
heat and wire feed. Makes it much easier. I use a
lincoln 110 with the argon shielding gas. Cost me
400.00 used and has been worth every penny.
Don Miller
68 1600 (V-6 Turbo really)
Meridian, ID
--- Robert Morrow <bmorrow@horizon-health.org> wrote:
> Good afternoon;
>
> Seeing as I am in no way a professional in the auto
> restoration business, I
> need your assistance.
> I will be cutting and welding floor boards and
> quarter panels, what type of
> welder do I need.
> I have looked around to find they run from 200 on up
> for a wire feed and
> even less for an arc welder.
> Which is better and easier to use.
>
> GO BILLS!!!
>
> Bob Morrow
> 68 2000
> 69 2000
> coming soon 70 2000
>
>
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