Miller Student Package

[cope]

One of the best bargains in welding literature has to be the Miller Student Package. Cost is $25.00, and this is what you get for your money:

Ten books/booklets, including two that Miller sells separately for $25.00 each and a 3rd one they sell for $5.00. Also included is their 3 piece calculator set for SMAW, GMAW and GTAW that they sell for $4.00. Also included is a certificate for a free Miller Jacket with the purchase of certain Miller welders.

Here is the link:

http://www.millerwelds.com/education...d=211630&qty=1


Better link:

http://www.millerwelds.com/education/tools/#training

[iso50]

I got the instructors kit, got most of the same stuff, plus some posters and such.

[cope]

I got the instructors kit, got most of the same stuff, plus some posters and such.

It used to be $25 but I see they raised it to $35. It includes a video also if I remeber correctly.

[iso50]

The video isnt worth watching if you ask me. I think you can watch the contents of the video on the website anyway, which seems to be aimed at middle school children.

[fun4now]

student pack

i was going to get that last week but the phone # isnt a 1-800 and i dont use my card on line so ill have to get a calling card i gess.
i take it you liked what you got

[cope]

i was going to get that last week but the phone # isnt a 1-800 and i dont use my card on line so ill have to get a calling card i gess.
i take it you liked what you got

I already had the calculators so I ran an email free auction at Hobart for the three or four teenagers who were there at the time and gave the set away to one of them. The Mig and Tig books are the most valuable; the stick book is a small pamphlet.

[fun4now]

tig book

is the tig book the same 1 you can download i would realy like to get that in a hard coppy/real book form

[cope]

is the tig book the same 1 you can download i would realy like to get that in a hard coppy/real book form

They sell it for $25 by itself; not sure if its the same one or not. Student package is the way to go IMO.

[fun4now]

i'll let you know

i gess ill let everybody know in a few days
called the 1-800 # and let them switch me to the right department
so my set is on its way

[iso50]

i gess ill let everybody know in a few days
called the 1-800 # and let them switch me to the right department
so my set is on its way

I just drove over there

[fun4now]

drive over there

must be nice wish i could
uuummm no wait if i could do that i would never come home well not till they called the lil woman to come drag me off kicking and crying like a lil babby

[fun4now]

it's here !!!

got my pack today !!!
lots of cool stuff and a free jacket coopon

P.S. the tig book is the 1 you can download but i was going to buy the book even after i downloaded it

thumbs up to the packet

[iso50]

must be nice wish i could
uuummm no wait if i could do that i would never come home well not till they called the lil woman to come drag me off kicking and crying like a lil babby

Well since you dont get past the front desk, there isn't that much to see. In fact I talked to the person that puts the packets togeather on the phone, and had to come back to the front desk to yet it.

[fun4now]

ever seen a little kid outside a candy store with no money
LOL

[HAWK]

Won't believe it

I guess calculators and such were available when I learned, but I was not aware of such materials. I learned by trial and error until is sounded right and felt right. The visual was a final check, but if the sound and feel were there, then the visual was a give me! I don't remember wire speeds, stick diameters, material thickness etc versus required amperage. I just make the weld. It's a lot like playing the guitar by ear. You don't know the chord, but you know it is right.

Hey Andy,

Do you have a set?