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Re: Rookie body work tips? #107591 03/13/2003 7:53 PM
Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 24 Southern Oregon J JimG Junior Member
JimG Junior Member J Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 24 Southern Oregon	So if I want to get a MIG welder capable of such body work, are those 90A/110V units you see everywhere (for $109) complete trash? I have a long history of letting my Scottish blood make "penny wise, pound foolish" purchases... The money I save as a mechanic, I spend on medical bills!

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Rookie body work tips?	JimG	03/13/2003 4:32 PM
Re: Rookie body work tips?	Wannabe Advance D	03/13/2003 6:57 PM
Re: Rookie body work tips?	JimG	03/13/2003 7:53 PM
Re: Rookie body work tips?	pknauth	03/13/2003 9:01 PM
Re: Rookie body work tips?	4ontheFloor	03/13/2003 9:19 PM
Re: Rookie body work tips?	bobs52	03/26/2003 7:21 AM

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