Bro I get all my welding supplies from home depot(they are pretty cheap) If you want quality and hard to find sticks and all look up welding supply in the yellow pages

Hope that helps and bump for a cheap price for an arc welder

 

I thought a stick welder would work for me cuz i would mainly be using it for exhaust work and car related projects. Now, I'm thinkin a wire-feed might be a better idea. That way i would be able to weld steel and aluminum for intake/ intercooler piping. Correct me if i'm wrong.... Was really interested but havent heard much about this sale anymore. Thanks

 

I know this is gonna sound wierd, because I would like to sell this but......

Sounds like a wire feed would better suit your needs, if you plan on welding thinner metals. I use my MIG(wire feed) for just about everything now. I used this for heavier work, where I needed strong welds and didnt care how they look. Was mainly used for welding air suspension bag perches to rear axles.

This welder is adjustable down to 40 amps, but without a lot of practice, and a steady hand, would blow through most exhuast/intake piping.

Im in Clearwater if your still interested, but I would recommend looking into a MIG or Fluxcore wire feed if your just starting out.

Thanks
Chris

 

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Gloves, protection whats that. Ha

 

Gloves, protection whats that. Ha

Chris - Works in a steel fabrication shop. Starting to weld all day long.

 

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