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Built a cart for the TIG welder out of some 2”x1” square tubing I got from a yard sale a while back
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Love it!Nice job Buddy! How do you like the new welder so far?
Like chickenIs that Galvy?? How dattaste
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It seems like Martin is a reputable brand.So after yesterday’s attempt at a bit of sheet metal work I realized I need more than a ballpein hammer and scrap steel to be effecitve.
Looking for any suggestions on the basic hammer/dolly to buy for future efforts.
Do I really need a full set or is there a good brand to look at?
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Looking for any suggestions on the basic hammer/dolly to buy for future efforts.
Do I really need a full set or is there a good brand to look at?
Local tool store has them on sale evenThe set would be Part #647K Martin Tools..
I have several of most styles of body hammers and like I said above 99% of the time I grab the Martin #164G and the general purpose dolly.
I read the newer hammers need the face smoothed out and polished before you use them but I haven't bought a new hammer in 30 years so I don't know that as fact. FYI: I keep my go-to hammers smooth and polished anyway so wouldn't be a deal breaker for me if the new ones needed a little touch-up.
That is the #644, take a look at the #647 that has a better selection. IMHO
Thanks Jim, I’ll see what is availableThat is the #644, take a look at the #647 that has a better selection. IMHO
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How are you liking that Everlast after getting to use it for awhile now?Built a cart for the TIG welder
So far it’s been pretty great. It’s got more functions than I even understand. Learning more about them every time I use it, but don’t break it out to practice nearly as often as I’d like to.How are you liking that Everlast after getting to use it for awhile now?
I've been seeing them in the background at a few fab shops now.
The guys over at CJRC use the Everlast and they are welding exotic metals almost exclusively, I'm sure that machine must have a function button for about everything.It’s got more functions than I even understand.