J.R. Tamayo's picture

Not to repeat what all these

Not to repeat what all these accomplished artisans have already said, but I just want to chime in as a relative tenderfoot. As a beginner, you will probably produce prettier welds sooner on a MIG as opposed to a TIG. They're just that simple to use. I also bought a Millermatic, and I am in love with it. In addition to using CO2/Argon (don't use flux core), I also use anti-splatter spray. Instead of buying a TIG, use the same money for your MIG and a torch (you'll need it). If you want to see what a relative beginner can create, using a MIG, look up my "Dancer." The whole thing was made by building up MIG weld beads on a 1/4" rod armature.

Good luck and welcome!

J.R.


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