1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Once I get better with my miller i was thinking of going to a esab rebal 215

 

No real point other than the name imo. Id stick to Hobart/Miller/Lincoln just cause you can get parts everywhere.

 

Your spelling skills never fail to amuse me.

Also

 

The rebel is a multi process machine and from what i watched and read is really good for its price. And the smart mig feature looks pretty nice

 

It’s refreshing how available parts are for Miller. I was able to get all the decals for it, and some other random drive parts I was missing online.

 

Power tools:
Milwaukee
DeWalt
Hand Tools:
Snap-On
Craftsman
(Some HF for extras/beater)

 

Lol smart mig.


You wont need any sort of "smart" or autoset adjustments once you actually learn how to weld. Its one of those things that you use once then never touch again. Also those auto settings are almost always wrong cause everyone welds differently.

Buy a Lincoln 210 MP if you desire multi process.

Or a $600 Mig and a separate $300 DC stick machine, then learn to weld with scratch TIG off that DC stick welder.

 

Throw a sheet of fire resistant cement board on top instead of plywood

 

Snap on is to much$$$
Rather spend my money on other brands like gear wrench and not be in debt

 

Im gunna a marble counter top

 

Gearwrench, Proto, Blackhawk, and Channel lock for my hand tools. Milwaukee for electric, Aircat for air.

 

My little work tool bag i take in when going into a call has like 6 different tool brand in it....

 

Slut

 

The only brand loyalty i have is all my power tools are Milwaukee

 

I like it when you talk dirty

 

I agree but I grew up on snap on so I use it often. Gear wrench is good shit

 

I think I want to start a mobile tinting business on the side. I’m starting a business model/plan. Seems like it could be lucrative in my market

 

Fuck me daddy. I mean you guys are weird

 

Materials are cheap, they're paying for your time and skills to do it

 

Yup. With mobile tinting it’s really a low monthly upkeep cost. More so my time is spent not money on month costs. Relative cost on tools to entry arnt bank breaking either. Going to do a bunch of material cost tints to get my skill up before I go get a van.