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    Pat I will not be doing the type of welding you do. The Tig will be for 1/8 too 3/16 stuff, steel some tubbing and Aluminum. Keeping the mig for 1/4 & 5/16, no head or block welding in the foreseeable future for me. I might get the weld done, but lack the machines to do the finish work.

    "filler rod book " did not know there was such a book, going to scout that out thanks.

    I like the idea of the trigger on the torch that foot peddle is an extra cord to trip over and all the other Murphy's laws that would apply. Jumping to a Tig welder cause I like the clean welds and having the ability of welding different materials.

    Cars are a hobby for me, make some good side cash working on HotRods and welding broken stuff or building things people think up and need.
    Last edited by pepi; 11-25-2012 at 05:03 PM.
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