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Pointing at the number is the hard bit. It won't really bother me using regular stuff you stop looking that close. Thing is its such an easy thing to get right all other bits are as far as I can tell spot on - very impressed by this iddy biddy little set and what it can do
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Not yet. I don't have much use of them. Mostly at present I am on mig in the shop doing the gates and such. Will be changing the webpage and such shortly. Not done any mobile work for months
.it's paying the bills and my daughters condition means I need to stay reasonably local at present
Will probably do some boat work in summer and will get some cells in then
.it's paying the bills and my daughters condition means I need to stay reasonably local at present
Will probably do some boat work in summer and will get some cells in then
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Very good, works on. Supplies others can't, shuts itself off if it gets real bad. Cell, low hy, etc no problems 4mm etc. Nice stable TIG arc
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That's a plus because the only thing I can fault mine on is the wacky dial indications
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Or fit an accurate digital read-out
Kent
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It's now got various marks on the dial for most used rods. I believe the new ones have digital read out.
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You can't beat the good old pen/pencil mark for repeatable results,
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I love it when someone attacks the front of one of my hire sets with a scriber or paint stick because they can't use a pen and paper...
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On your own kit it's fine, on someone else's it's disrespectful.
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Yes Jim, You should always treat other peoples kit with respect, I didn't say like they would look after their own because some folks don't even look after their own Gear,
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Unless you work for a company, when the attitude "it's not mine so I can deface, damage, break or lose it" seems to be the norm
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It's quite often the norm. It's still disrespectful.Unless you work for a company, when the attitude "it's not mine so I can deface, damage, break or lose it" seems to be the norm
My grandad drummed it into my brain from such a young age when he used to let me help him fix things. Treat other peoples stuff better than your own. If you break it you fix it.
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No point to pen and paper on this machine in question. It really is that unclear to dial in but then it's a darn good set in every other respect
