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Hi Toby, Thanks for the novella! and for the tips on your experience and what you personally own. I'm gonna go comparison shopping tomorrow! Al >Oh, speaking of gases, make sure your work place has adequate ventilation. >Power. Well, the more the better! :) For hobbyist use, 110V @ 20A is as >high as you can safely get. > >With sheet >metal welding you will be performing more tack welding than continuous >welding (otherwise you'll warp the heck out of the sheet metal). > >This is the welder that I have (well, darn close to it): >http://www.sears.com/sr/product/summary/productsummary.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@ >1080181830.1016123096@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccecadcejedddilcehgcemgdffmdfim.0&vert >ical=SEARS&bidsite=&pid=00920559000 > >The infinitely variable heat (and wire feed) control is VERY nice and >something you definitely want in a unit. //////////////////////////////////////// Obligatory Signature here: For your VW Type 3 cravings: http://www.autographica.com/vw - Type Three Parts Book Online - Type Three Cabriolet Prototype Project - Rebus Project: 1962 Notchback Restoration ...and the Houston Volkswagen Club http://www.hvwc.net watch the current project in progress linked from http://www.hvwc.net //////////////////////////////////////// ------------------------------------------------------------------- Too much? Digest! mailto:type3-d-request@vwtype3.org Subj=subscribe