GraveYard Shift BS

I have the Hobart 210MVP and love it. It's very similar to a Miller 211. Owned by the same company...Miller is the higher end brand and Hobart is the more diyer brand. It'll do 120 or 220 which is nice.

I'd really save up and get as much machine as you. Weld thicker materials, nicer components, and generally better duty cycles.

 

Another buy once cry once item? I saw miller makes a pretty badass little stick welder. I'm undecided on stick vs mig

 

MIG. The learning curve is much shorter.

A small can of welding gas will last a long time if you are just doing occasional welding jobs.

 

I got a small Lincoln last summer, it's mig, and for what it is it does Great. But I already wish I'd gone bigger. Some projects I wish I could put more heat into.

 

I hear you.

Been watching the weather warm up. Looking forward to shaking off some of this cabin fever.

 

GYAAAA!

Dude - you woke me.

 

bummer.

 

Nah, man.

This is the first day this week that things have slowed down a bit. I figured I was on too late to catch anyone still awake!

 

Still here working almost to the halfway point with these nights. Browsing and looking at cutouts for the tundra to have the option of stock or loud

 

I was shopping for tents earlier, looking for one of those quick setup jobbies.

4.5 hours left to kill.

 

I was just looking at Tundra's as well. The only thing different is I only buy wrecks. It was a hobby forced on me when I was in Jr high school. Ever sense Iv'e never been able to buy a straight vehicle.

 

Well that's pretty cool, really.

I was never really the handiest guy until I got older, now that I am fairly handy I wish I'd have learned that kind of thing much earlier in life.

 

Only posting so the pics go straight to my media file. One of the nice things about Tacoma World. Its a great place to store pics.

Thanks @tcBob

 

Would you fix that one up completely or use it as parts?

 

It is!

I just need to find a good place to post videos, I should have some decent ones come Spring.

 

Its only easier now. 30 years ago, the internet was not available to me. Now it takes minutes to find parts.

All information can be found on forums with ease.

 

What did I miss in reference to this?