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stinka
21-10-2012, 20:47
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=110967345621&kw=110967345621

180 amp Industrial welder 240 or 415v

solarman216
21-10-2012, 21:56
what you gonna weld with now? Rick

stinka
21-10-2012, 22:01
I'm getting a mig, fk arc, too much messing around and I have big plans now I've wet my whistle

solarman216
21-10-2012, 22:18
that's the way to go, never looked back since getting a decent MIG, although I have 250 amp oil filled welder for really heavy jobs that welds all day at full amps but hardly use it now, my 190 MIG is good enough, this WE made a back boiler tank for my log burner out of 3 mm steel so I can heat the water as well, no problem, Rick

stinka
21-10-2012, 22:28
that's the way to go, never looked back since getting a decent MIG, although I have 250 amp oil filled welder for really heavy jobs that welds all day at full amps but hardly use it now, my 190 MIG is good enough, this WE made a back boiler tank for my log burner out of 3 mm steel so I can heat the water as well, no problem, Rick

Cracking mate. Fitted a log burner for mrs mum And dad 2 yrs ago, looked into the back boiler ones, would love one myself, if u have access to combustible materials it's free heating and water.

supergnome
22-10-2012, 08:56
For those who also want to have a dabble
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/special_buys3_27223.htm

Stinka, get an electronic helmet, makes striking up easier. David

stinka
22-10-2012, 09:03
Got one mate

supergnome
22-10-2012, 13:34
stops you getting floaters in the eye.

96terrano
22-10-2012, 15:43
i hate the new inverter based units...piss weak, the older one with a big fat transformer are better:thumb2

spiderpig37
22-10-2012, 17:30
Cracking mate. Fitted a log burner for mrs mum And dad 2 yrs ago, looked into the back boiler ones, would love one myself, if u have access to combustible materials it's free heating and water.

Just had a parkray chevin 111 with back boiler fitted gave £130 on ebay endless supply of wood as i run a wood fired steam boiler and turbine at work
Happy days

solarman216
22-10-2012, 20:30
For those who also want to have a dabble
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/special_buys3_27223.htm


not a bad little welder, but limited use time at high amps, Rick

stinka
22-10-2012, 20:56
Just had a parkray chevin 111 with back boiler fitted gave £130 on ebay endless supply of wood as i run a wood fired steam boiler and turbine at work
Happy days

Spot on mate :)

stinka
22-10-2012, 20:57
not a bad little welder, but limited use time at high amps, Rick

What does it mean at bottom where it says not suitable for domestic 240v supply ?

supergnome
22-10-2012, 20:58
Yip, mine cuts out if you go for a long run over 120amps. Oil cooled are best but the oil is carcinogenic I think. David.

stinka
22-10-2012, 21:02
This one blows fuses if I crank it over about 110 amps I had to buy a pack of 20 to make my sliders :D

Someone said it needs a 16 amp fuse, dunno tho never looked in to it myself was thinking about bodging a 1/4 inch bolt in the plug :lol

solarman216
22-10-2012, 21:06
that is a big word, what's it mean? I do not drink it it is in a sealed metal box, just keeps my welder cool, and I do not move it about a lot either, it is far too heavy, oh and it doubles as a car start device if I have a flat battery, Rick

solarman216
22-10-2012, 21:12
This one blows fuses if I crank it over about 110 amps I had to buy a pack of 20 to make my sliders :D

Someone said it needs a 16 amp fuse, dunno tho never looked in to it myself was thinking about bodging a 1/4 inch bolt in the plug :lol

the literature does say it is not designed to run on a 13 amp plug, I run mine on a 20 amp spur from my genny, (I do not have mains), Rick

stinka
23-10-2012, 07:30
Really fancy a tig :naughty

Unsure if they are as versatile as a mug tho ?

I'm assuming it's a more refined version of arc welding ...

I really enjoyed making the sliders, and found the stick welding very rewarding once I started to lay down decent welds, and watching YouTube vids of tig it does look pretty damn sexy when they get them spot on :cool:

Kamsin
23-10-2012, 14:48
Yip, mine cuts out if you go for a long run over 120amps. Oil cooled are best but the oil is carcinogenic I think. David.

Most oils are, the main one being hydraulic oil. Carcinogenic is when something has the ability to cause cancer. Thats why you should use gloves or barrier cream before working on your trucks.

solarman216
23-10-2012, 21:05
Most oils are, the main one being hydraulic oil. Carcinogenic is when something has the ability to cause cancer. Thats why you should use gloves or barrier cream before working on your trucks.

I been soaking my hands and arms in oil since 4 years old, does that mean I am at risk? also been blowing out truck brake drums with air line for over five years in the 70s and after as a builder been disc cutting cement asbestos sheets and roof tiles, so perhaps I should have mesime???? whatsit, but I do not as this asbestos rubbish is just that, almost all the type we see is crysotile (excuse spelling) which is not a cause of "mesime????, but at the end of the day I am still here and in good health and certainly do not worry about eating a bit of dirt here and there, Rick

stinka
23-10-2012, 21:12
Amen to that. As an ex mechanic turned joiner I echo those sentiments ;)

spiderpig37
24-10-2012, 07:08
As my old grandma used to say to me as a kid laud the will eat more than a speck of muck before you die

Kamsin
24-10-2012, 09:33
I been soaking my hands and arms in oil since 4 years old, does that mean I am at risk? also been blowing out truck brake drums with air line for over five years in the 70s and after as a builder been disc cutting cement asbestos sheets and roof tiles, so perhaps I should have mesime???? whatsit, but I do not as this asbestos rubbish is just that, almost all the type we see is crysotile (excuse spelling) which is not a cause of "mesime????, but at the end of the day I am still here and in good health and certainly do not worry about eating a bit of dirt here and there, Rick

I never said "It will" cause Cancer, i said it had the ability to be able to and i also said "Most" not "All" oils.
Its Just the same as smoking could cause cancer, but many people go on to live long lives after smoking from their teenage years.
And i was only answering a question as someone asked what is was.

stinka
25-10-2012, 10:47
Keeping it :lol

Decided this is too good to sell, perfect for heavy jobs, and I need to add bits to my sliders :p

Going to get a cheaper used 100 amp mig for doing thin stuff :)

solarman216
25-10-2012, 19:35
I never said "It will" cause Cancer, i said it had the ability to be able to and i also said "Most" not "All" oils.
Its Just the same as smoking could cause cancer, but many people go on to live long lives after smoking from their teenage years.
And i was only answering a question as someone asked what is was.

Sorry Kamsin, I do not always read posts properly and jump to conclusions, it's called age, Rick

stinka
26-10-2012, 20:35
Removed my welder from eBay but one of the watchers has just messaged me and offered me £100 for it ?!

Dunno if I should hang on to it now lol

It's a 90's German thing, might be quite collectible

solarman216
26-10-2012, 21:11
Removed my welder from eBay but one of the watchers has just messaged me and offered me £100 for it ?!

Dunno if I should hang on to it now lol

It's a 90's German thing, might be quite collectible

you can sell at £100 and next time Aldi have them in for no money get one, you can survive in the mean time with your Mig, I have not used stick for probably a year, Rick