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i think thats the key for shore. i only have O/A teaching from an old man many years ago. the rest i just worked out with use.
i do have a good AC/DC welder its a TA-185 TIG/Stick welder. as for burning 8 or 9 rod's a day there is a problem with that a few actualy. first off i dont have the $ to spend on that much rod. and the wife works during the day so i wach the kids. by the time she gets home i'm usualy too wiped out to go play in the shop so i only get to get out there on wekends or if something realy needs fixing. then i also need some thing to burn them on.
lots of small things adding up to prevent dayly use i'm afraid. but you should defenetly keep it up, after all you can still make a carear out of it where i will just be playing.
i'll get out this weekend for shore just to try it in AC. even if its just for my own cureosity as to how it burns.
truth be told though i realy prefer TIG, but i supose you would also given the option.
i think thats the key for shore. i only have O/A teaching from an old man many years ago. the rest i just worked out with use.
i do have a good AC/DC welder its a TA-185 TIG/Stick welder. as for burning 8 or 9 rod's a day there is a problem with that a few actualy. first off i dont have the $ to spend on that much rod. and the wife works during the day so i wach the kids. by the time she gets home i'm usualy too wiped out to go play in the shop so i only get to get out there on wekends or if something realy needs fixing. then i also need some thing to burn them on.
lots of small things adding up to prevent dayly use i'm afraid. but you should defenetly keep it up, after all you can still make a carear out of it where i will just be playing.

i'll get out this weekend for shore just to try it in AC. even if its just for my own cureosity as to how it burns.
truth be told though i realy prefer TIG, but i supose you would also given the option.

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