Aldi Welder The Go For Brew Frame?

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Have a stick welder here, an oldie but a goodie, but fair dinkum, when I weld nowadays I shake that much there's no point in doing it myself. Vertical up looks like a chook walked up the fillet and shat every step.
 
Screwtop said:
Have a stick welder here, an oldie but a goodie, but fair dinkum, when I weld nowadays I shake that much there's no point in doing it myself. Vertical up looks like a chook walked up the fillet and shat every step.
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LOL
My dad has found that his 'tremor' tends to move the tip of the electrode about the correct amount needed for a nice neat fillet :D .
 
My current brew frame is 2nd hand dexion. its cross-braced and feels really strong. 100kg no problem. i think it was about $120 all up from a storage place. they even cut up some sections no problems, as i had a list of what lengths from a basic sketch plan i did.

cheers
 
Thanks for the comments Browndog. I've welded before but only "had a quick go" of of an arc welder that somebody else was using when I was quite a bit younger. So this little puppy should be a good way to get re-acquainted.

I already have a brewstand - dexion bolt-together stuff. But I just wanted a welder to do odd jobs etc. One thing I want to so as a simple "first effort" is build a little portable bbq. Just a disc plough blade and a few legs - probably just 1/2" reo or something. Nice simple job I would think.
 
i just got the bunnings job works well 3 yr warrenty welding 50 x 50 tube 1.6 execpt my arc wealding is not as good as my mig thank god for Grinding and flap disks
 
Jazman said:
i just got the bunnings job works well 3 yr warrenty welding 50 x 50 tube 1.6 execpt my arc wealding is not as good as my mig thank god for Grinding and flap disks
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Jazman,

Why on earth would you spend money on an el-cheapo stick arc welder when you already have access to a MIG?
Is the MIG an el-cheapo & has died? :(

Think green!

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Mig at work, dont want to be at work all the time and plus getting crap home, plus i need practice at the stick at home have a few projects so i can do em when i want to plus the boss wont let me borrow one of the migs i have tried that plus the migs at work aint el cheapo also i got a 10 amp as i havent got a 15 amp power in the shed
 

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