Gasless Mig Welder, Part 1. Mig welding and gasless mig welders.

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Gasless mig welder, Part1.

I show you some of the basic parts to a small gasless mig welder. A gasless mig welder can be used for mig welding DIY welding projects. A home mig welder like this one in the video is a good choice for the beginner welder as they are much easier for you when you need to learn how to mig weld.

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• gasless mig welder
• DIY mig welder
• home mig welder
• 110v mig welder
• 115 volt mig welder

[sublBS]

i have that Machine Canadian tire special! Works great Tho!

[learnhowtoweld]

@sublBS

Seems to me that it burns 0.8mm or 0.030" gasless wire good, but struggles with the same diameter in solid with gas.

[learnhowtoweld]

Well, gee thanks.

[learnhowtoweld]

well there you go.

[chutoyz]

the braided wire on the earth clamp isn't attached too the clamp. Ohh nvm he just noticed it lol.

[EyeLoveDieselPower]

@sublBS Same, great little machines. I'm running 0.30 flux core and it makes fairly decent welds for the price you pay. I plan to make my welding bench/table this Saturday.

[ThirteenMag]

Thanks. Found it very informative.

[learnhowtoweld]

@EarlRausch

Thanks for your comment Earl I appreciate it, and hopefully the views will too.

[EarlRausch]

@123gimmevids

I use a Lincoln SP 125 and I use it with no gas, I like the look of a gas weld but I am outside most of the time and the wind tends to blow the gas away,

The SP125 uses 110 volt and I have it plugged into a 15 A outlet. and it works great. I can trip the breaker if I weld for long periods of time on the max V seting.,

Hope that helps you out

and there are a lot of cheap 110V mig's out there

[saefallah1]

mooi

[justj2]

@123gimmevids transformer? usually used more for hammer jacks and such but can defo be used for a welder too, have a search around hardware stores for them. usually a box about 10x10inch with power in and power out.

hope it helps

[123gimmevids]

Good video. I'm in Puerto Rico, and my house only has a service entrance of 100 amps at 110 volts. How the heck can I weld with that?