Hello fellow welders and craftsman. I've lurk through Jody's website long enough and figured it was time to join the forums. I'm an open book and ready to hone my skills up a few notches. I usually mig weld but found myself addicted to looking at pics of pretty tig welds. I just purchased the Lincoln 200 square wave tig until I'm really in need for a bigger and better machine. Just want to get better...
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Slim
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Welcome along, Slim!
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Welcome Slim, hope you enjoy your stay. Any questions about your new found process just ask away.
There's a lot of talent here, someone will have an answer for ya.
There's a lot of talent here, someone will have an answer for ya.
Go break something, then you can weld it back the right way.
Slimneverdies
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Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. I have many questions and ready to start asking.
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Welcome Slim, there are some asking about that new Lincoln machine, it seems to be a nice unit on paper, I'm sure a review would be welcomed. If you decide to do so post it in the product review forum.Slimneverdies wrote:Hello fellow welders and craftsman. I've lurk through Jody's website long enough and figured it was time to join the forums. I'm an open book and ready to hone my skills up a few notches. I usually mig weld but found myself addicted to looking at pics of pretty tig welds. I just purchased the Lincoln 200 square wave tig until I'm really in need for a bigger and better machine. Just want to get better...
Thanks
Slim
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