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braindeath
post Nov 27 2012, 02:42 AM

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QUOTE(C.B.S @ Nov 22 2012, 09:45 PM)
i use this brand. local made
http://www.wim.com.my/webpages/wimproducts...=Stick%20(SMAW)
used mildly for DIY, 5-6 yrs ady.. no issue since day one. cost me ard rm500
other than that, u'll need grinder, gloves & face mask. rm200+

if getting a 2nd hand, better to ask what purpose it used prev-ly.. if used in welding shop, better not.. if for maintenance, diy etc i think no prob..

for me, ironworks are easier than woodworks. Potong & weld here n there, shape it & u'll get a strong everlasting product.
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you seem like a pro so 1 question, do yo have a some kind of 'rule' saying that for each welding rod it should cover only few inch ?


braindeath
post Nov 29 2012, 12:34 AM

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QUOTE(C.B.S @ Nov 27 2012, 09:59 PM)
what a wastes if lidat.. even if the rod is rusty i still use it, till really near the other end..
as long as it joints & chun, sure can la. diy one no need have to surpass certain test etc

i no pro der. i think more like hardcore-ed addicts to diy. especially welding.
compared to masonry & woodworking, what you can make & use by welding are limitless. fr auto, furnishing, house-related etc.. plus it last longer & the cost is cheap too

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i mean to get a better welding, or you increase the current setting?

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