bclark05
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I know what you meen, I have had alot of wasted daysJTS VENOM PERFORMANCE said:shoot man I learn sommin every day, if I dont I feel its a wasted day
Welding thread
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alexspop said:Through that MIG in the barn...it's for workin' on the tractor.
Not bad huh? especially if ya have meet me 
Question...having a bonus room built above the garage...putting an electric dryer in...it will require a 240 line...
Since it is above the garage I am going to have them run a dedicated 220 line into the garage at the same time...what amperage should I plan for if I get a medium sized TIG or MIG???
I plan to use the outlet most of the time for an electric lift...but if I can learn to weld...I might unplug the lift from time to time to plug in a TIG or MIG welder...
Thanks for your input!
Since it is above the garage I am going to have them run a dedicated 220 line into the garage at the same time...what amperage should I plan for if I get a medium sized TIG or MIG???
I plan to use the outlet most of the time for an electric lift...but if I can learn to weld...I might unplug the lift from time to time to plug in a TIG or MIG welder...
Thanks for your input!
a mig is a lot easier to weld with.
05QCSRT10
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Let's see some pics of your MIG welding
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50 amp 220 volts single phase , but have them set a sub panel ( 100-150 amp load center) in the garage so you can flip breakers without having to leave the garage and have extrta space to add other circuts when needed. The Tig circut shoould be run in EMT ( metal conduit, or metal flex )Prof said:
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Wifey said:
Exactly the info I was looking for...thanks!
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