Received last nite ....

[attachmentid=10973435]

or this one better ? can adjust long or short ...

BTW ..can prevent saw blade to hit the eye after wearing it ?

this one wearing like combat with covid19...haha..

Check input amps..you probably need to run a high amp line from DB box, even a 120A output MIG can suck 18A or 23A input current.

Something like 10mm² or 16mm² cables and 32A or 63A high current plugs will be required I think. They wont be able to operate on 13A socket.

shopee lazada have ?
are u sure cooking oil ?

I run my MIG welder plugged into a normal 13A socket  My MCB is rated 16A, C curve. It has never tripped. Wires haven't caught fire, socket hasn't melted.

Anyway, I weld maybe max 3 mm thickness maximum. The amps used at this level is relatively low. Power is the important consideration. If the 13A socket provides 3000 Watts (230V x 13A) then the welding set can also weld at 3000W, but the welding set is low voltage at about 20V only. So 3000W / 20V = 150A. Assuming the welding set is 80% efficient, 150A x 0.8 = 120A welding current.

That is why you can run a welding set from a 13A socket, if the welding current that you need is low. This will not be possible if you are welding thick material, at maximum Amps. But welding thin material with a current of 80A.... sure, go ahead.

MIG welding in M'sia uses straight CO₂, not a mixed gas. I have 2 tanks, one from the hardware shop made of steel, and my own alloy one (lighter) for when I need to travel someplace to weld. The hardware shop tank is replaced like your cooking gas tank; you give the empty tank to the shop, and you pay and collect a new full one. This available gas, and the fact that you can't easily find stainless steel welding wire, is the reason I say you can't reasonably weld s/steel with a MIG process in M'sia.

So, since you asked about MIG, that is the info I have for you.

You are correct about TIG welding, in that it is a "nicer" process. The same power rules apply to your welding current, and using a 13A socket at home. There is no special requirement with keeping Argon tanks, just that they must be secured, like all tanks should be. Other than that, no special precautions needs to be taken.
CAUTION! Argon is heavier than air, and does not support life!
I find the TIG process more elegant, and would like to own a set one day. Unfortunately, I want to build an aluminium boat, so the RM 6k entry price is a barrier for me, for what is basically a hobby! 

TIG has it's own issues. Among them would be cost of materials, cost of consumables, learning curve, slow process, needing accurate parts (TIG doesn't like gaps between pieces) and material cleaning and preparation. But, it looks really good, and is the only real process for doing s/s and Al. Maybe one day...

Msia day tree pruning with mini chain saw......
[attachmentid=10979416]

Fren ... cutter cannot leh.

[attachmentid=10979422]

not all cooking oil can use isnt?
or only canola oil?

I want to buy rotary hammer drill to drill holes in wall, Using for home diy purpose only.

I see MR.DIY selling for ~200. (warranty 15 days); some oem china brand selling <200 (1years). Which 1 is better?

Bosch spare part more expensive than whole unit..

X lock Will save time compared to normal 100mm basic one..if you run a foundry or metalworks place. Else not much diff if not used heavily..changing cutting disc only takes 30 seconds with the basic bosch. Most small SME firm get by with the basic bosch GWS 060.. it is quite a workhorse, and most of the time cutting at max speed safer (less jamming risk) than running too slowly. The variable speed may be good if u do more grinding than cutting?

The X lock use 125mm disc..still cute this one still not the big plate size disc ones used in foundry where they really use it all day, everyday.

Thanks for the feedback. I think I will go for x-lock option as I am one lazy dude
And I don't have to worry about having a jam disc on it.

So far I heard they have stress test this x-lock mechanism which will not have issue with slippage.

125 disc alao not that common size I think but can buy online wan lah.

Bosch X-lock angle grinder is backward compatible to use normal disc also.

Excellent choice 
I just took delivery of a new toy too..hehe

May sure u get speed control for a grinder. It is a must function.

I need the variable speed so that I can use it to also scrub my bathroom floor tiles that has lots of stubborn ugly water stains.

I tried that method in my previous house toilet, i f*cked it up, that acid thing eat thru the cement grouts and cause severe water leaks.
And also using the wire brushed also killed my toilet tiles as it's too harsh for the tiles until it create lots of deep scratches that is no way to remove them. So end up I sold that house.

Use stronger cleaner will do. Those from PYE etc. it is cleaner than scrubbing with home cleaner + grinder.

Acid need careful especially if you hv plastic drain outlet, cannot leave too long. Acid vapor will stain you plastic and chrome tap too so you need wrap all before pouring acid.

Cordless drill with brush or wire mesh is safer too.