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I worked out of their 200 buck 5 drawer tool cart for years working maintenance in a steel shop. Only issue was the struts for the lid went out. I out grew it long before I upgraded to a larger Sunex cart. I liked the US General better it was just too small and I got a deal on the Sunex. Fast...

They have quite the following. They've got me drinkin the koolaid lol. I love my blue clone. Of course I'd love a genuine Stihl but I just couldn't justify paying a mortgage payment for a firewood saw.

I hate supporting china just as much as everyone else but I bought a Holzfforma G444 from Farmertech. It's an MS440 clone. Had it since last October. 336 bucks shipped. I've got probably 12- 15 tanks through it. Absolutley rips. I couldn't afford a new stihl of the same size. It came down to a...

Might be one of these.

The first looks like an oxy set up. No experience with it so can't say for sure. The rest is tig up to around 8 minutes. I didnt finish it.

I have a bunch of Milwaukee stuff. All has been great. If a guys goes with Milwaukee ya need to consider the FUEL brushless series. Phenomenol power and battery life. I would go brushless with any of them. Had I known about Rigid's warranty I would have maybe gone that route. No complaints about...

Had these been around when I bought my Tweco I may have picked one up instead. Looks like a nice little unit. I really like the dual voltage capability for that extra power. My 141i serves me pretty well though. I have a couple larger machines if I need them.

Yep. Seeing it is half the battle. Learning to let it tell you what it wants or needs is the other. Heat deposition rate/travel speed, rod/gun angles.

Oxy-fuel, SMAW (stick), MIG (solid wire), FCAW, TIG. That was the order in school. Lots of fundamentals to be learned in gas welding or even stick welding. If a guy can see the puddle he can be taught any process with a few pointers along the way. Some have a hard time seeing past the arc. Not...

Proper electrode selection is huge. Learn the proper techniques, heat ranges and purpose of say 6013, 7018, 6011 and a guy can do alot on the cheap.

Run the correct electrode for the job and you are golden.

For sure a no contest between self shielded wire and solid wire with a 75/25 mix. However the flux core can be ran successfully with out the bird **** appearance. Millers are great machines.

It's an inverter machine. That's the weight difference. I'm not up on the technology as much as I probably should be. From my experience every inverter machine I have ever ran has been in a small package and pretty dang smooth.

140 Amps is plenty for automotive. My Tweco 141i is a 140 amp machine. Does great. I welded a few cattle stanchions for a buddy with the 99 dollar flux core special. The welds looked good and they were intact 3 years later after selling his herd. I don't see a spool gun in the pics. Aluminum...

For the money you absolutely can not beat that box. I used one for almost 4 years working industrial maintenance. I out grew mine and use it at home.

The Milwaukee Fuel tools are hands down the best i have ever owned/used.

I have this one.

I have the Milwaukee Fuel 18v. Its awesome. I think it was 250 bucks with the 9 amp hour battery from MSC. They claim it will make like 92 cuts through 2x12 pine on a charge.