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09-26-2004 #1
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I've been on the lookout for a TIG for a while now. I can't come across anything around here for what I want to spend. I'm self taught on the MIG, I've had my Snap-On MIG for about a year now(bought it used(got a great deal on it)), used it to mini-tub Fantom.
I'll probably (almost definitely) take some classes on TIG, unless I find myself in NorCal anytime soon, where I'll force Matt to teach me everything he knows. 
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09-27-2004 #2
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Ralph,, matt is no joke, i just picked up a lincoln 175 square wave tig last thurs, it is different then mig, i am no expert as i have tig'd for 5 days but with ALOT of matts help and being a constant pita i can weld steel pretty decent, alum just takes more time and you have to be more consistant with your procedure as the weld will change very easily, as the alum heats up alot more and will drop out, anyways i just wanted to pipe in and say THANKS TO Matt for his help, i wish i could duct tape him to a chair in my shop for a month or two and make him tell me all his tig secrets. i will post some picks of my tig welds later, but now we have something to aspire to with his welds up top, damn those should be in a museum
jake
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