Maybe a stupid question but how can you have a gasless MIG Welder when the IG bit stands for Inert Gas? I have the chance of buying one but would I be better off with a genuine MIG? I have a projsect to finish before Devils Pit on 5 September and I NEED to know LOL.
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Gasless MIG works by using a special wire which is coated with a flux thus doing away with the need for the gas. It is usually recommended for use outdoors in windy conditions where the shield gas could be blown away. My MIG welder can use both methods and I think that most welders I looked at that are "gasless" could be used with gas as well.Roger
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I have a Cebora gas/gasless mig welder . I specifically bought it as I had no garage to work in and would be welding outdoors . The welds are good but are a bit unsightly . I welded part of the silver Suzuki with it and plenty of sills on cars over the years . They are worth it if you have no garage or outside welding a frame or something that is fixed . Wire is expensive , but you have no gas to buy .
RickRick...Member of 1st Gen club. ONE LIFE ... GET ONE !!
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Originally posted by kitesurf_philCheers guys. I have been doing some reading up on some web sites and now understand the principal. I have been having a go at arc welding but I'm not doing too well. I have used my brothers MIG gear before and find it a heck of a lot easier.
It helps you to strike an arc off the workpiece.
Cheers
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