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  • 10-15-2012
    weldermike

    Re: John , from NY. Hello everyone

    howdy bud! From Queens!
  • 10-15-2012
    rabidchimp

    Re: John , from NY. Hello everyone

    Welcome, from Steilacoom, WA.
    -Aaron
  • 10-15-2012
    DannyAbel

    Re: John , from NY. Hello everyone

    Hello guys .My name is Magee from lose Angle.
  • 10-09-2012
    MetalArchitect

    Re: John , from NY. Hello everyone

    I would lurk around here a while and read up on a lot of post and use the search function to your advantage.

    It will all depend on what you will be welding. You will have to see what the welder is setup or in the way of wire size probably .030 - .035. a Argon CO2 mix (75/25) will be your best all around gas for mild steel. You can also get a flux core wire and weld without the gas for now to get you started. You will have to look in the side of the machine and make sure the gun and ground are connected in the correct spots (there will be instructions and maybe even a pretty picture letting you know which is correct for use with and with out gas)
  • 10-09-2012
    johny_sparks

    Re: John , from NY. Hello everyone

    Quote Originally Posted by MetalArchitect View Post
    Hey John,

    Welcome aboard...there is a ton of great Info on here and GREAT people that are really willing to help and answer any questions you have and give you support on the projects you post.

    I too am from Nassau County, welding and metal fabrication are a side business (I actually do make a little money ) for me as I am an Architect the rest of the time.

    But please let me know if you need anything ie. help setting up your welder or anything else.
    i definitely need help setting up the welder. i am not sure what type of wire/size, tips, etc. to buy or which gas to purchase. i basically dont know anything, i need help
  • 10-09-2012
    MetalArchitect

    Re: John , from NY. Hello everyone

    Hey John,

    Welcome aboard...there is a ton of great Info on here and GREAT people that are really willing to help and answer any questions you have and give you support on the projects you post.

    I too am from Nassau County, welding and metal fabrication are a side business (I actually do make a little money ) for me as I am an Architect the rest of the time.

    But please let me know if you need anything ie. help setting up your welder or anything else.
  • 10-09-2012
    johny_sparks

    John , from NY. Hello everyone

    My name is John, I have been in the recycling industry for a few years now. I am totally new to welding and have never really welded before. I am looking forward to learning a lot here on WW. I just purchased (from a friend for a really good price) a lincoln weld pak 180hd mig wire feed welder. 230v power

    http://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-us...roduct=K2515-1

    I am excited to start using it, but dont have much knowledge on welders/types of welding, only the basics.

    MIG vs Arc? wire feed? which gas to use? HELP!

    I am familiar with safety because of always using an acetylene cutting torch.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

    Thank you

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