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Appreciate that bro!

Thank you!!

It's a 3m strip disk

I would imagine you probably could, I'm not too sure how the outcome would be. Thanks for watching!

I crank my machine all the way up. And I use the peddle to fluctuate the amps. But I have a miller 180

Thank you!

It's a fancy flange tool lol it's a piece of 3/8" square bar scrap metal with about a 1/4" band saw slit in it.

23 would probably work good especially on newer cars! Honestly the advantages are really the convenience of not having to swap out the wire if I need to weld a bracket or suspension part or something heavier than 18-20g. I find it works fine for sheet metal but thinner wire works great too. And you know I noticed the video looked nice too. I'm not sure what I did different lol it's the same camera I've always used haha

Thank you Scott!

Thanks for the compliment bro. Sometimes I watch the video back and I feel like I'm not explaining it clearly enough. So I appreciate the feedback. In my experience hammering the panel to get it straight is fine, but I have noticed hammering too much on a MiG weld will result in cracking in the sheet metal on one side of the weld.

Awesome! Glad you liked it. And what a score on that spot welder!!! Haha

Thank you man!!

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I don't understand what your saying? What's wrong with welding with C-25? 75%argon and 25% co2, Doesn't "MiG" stand for Metal Insert Gas? Argon is inert gas....

@@BeAMetalFabricator I was told the the 75/25 was good for less splatter ,and a little rust on the metal, straight co2 is great for clean metal, but creates more splatter , which for me means more cleaning afterwards,I’m no expert, but Fitzee’s fabrication has done a tutorial on mig welder set up also, and he uses the straight co2

Right. So your helping prove my point that C-25 is a more than adequate shielding gas... "Mig" stands for "Metal Inert Gas". The argon is the "Inert". Co2 is "semi inert" when your welding with Co2 it's called "MAG" which is "Metal Active gas. Co2 is also cheaper than C-20. And I prefer less clean up. It's all personal preference man. You can even use helium co2 mix. I'm not a welder but I did go to school to learn this stuff.

@@BeAMetalFabricator when using a mixed gas with co2 you introduce more carbon in the welds making it practically better or harder if you wish using only inert gas that dont affect the weld is called MIG using a gas thats mixed with other gases thats not inert is called MAG welding its important to show the difference as different materials requires different combos like aluminium and stainless must use inert gases as to notmix in "impurities like carbon" but i still enjoy your vids but for me it is important to be accurate as i am a welder by trade =)

I can understand what your saying, but I don't see why using C-25 is a problem when welding mild steel as I said in the video, being that it is more superior than 100% co2. But yes pure argon gas or helium for aluminum and stainless is the correct way of doing it. But I appreciate your input, I myself am NOT a welder, I am a Fabricator and welding is only a small part of what I do. I'm not saying they way I weld is the only way to do it, I'm just showing how I do it. But thank you for watching my videos man it really helps my channel.

Awesome! Thanks!

No problem 😎👉

Yes I did. Thanks man I appreciate your support

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@@BeAMetalFabricator I just open tire shop two months ago this video helped me thank you so much

@@nemerahmad5980 glad I could help bro!

😂😂 as long as you pay for shipping

Dude that's a brilliant idea! I didn't think of putting the tire under it!!😎👉 Good thinking bro!

Haha I didn't count but many times!

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I appreciate that!

I should pinstripe this tool!!

Well the brace doesn't need to be planished so the mig is perfect for quickness and convenience

Awesome bro! Glad I can help

I use the Tig on sheet metal when I have access to be able to planish my welds and make them disappear into the panel. If thats not the object, the mig works well

I have a mailbox why what's up?

@@BeAMetalFabricator Hello, I have a new design for quick change grinding/sanding discs. I would like to send you some to try.

Email me. Check out the channel discrimination for my email

What's up Brazil! Thank you for your support!!

Thank you very much!

Miller Tig and Mig

Glad you liked it! It just takes a little bit of practice. There is nothing to it.