Wonderweaver
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Hi Dennis have you ever used an Evermatic hitsausmaski?? I have never use one but I am thinking of buying. They are made in Suomi and are very light 400g perfect for tig.
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Nick DV
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But it's a Silverline helmet .....................................!
Hood
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What will you say about this?
I think, it is the best welding helmet on the market today. One of my friends is using it.
What will I say about that?
It is better than nothing but that is about all.
The viewing area is tiny, probably a fixed shade and basically is 10 (or more) year old technology.
Munkul
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You beat me to it.
Horrible, horrible helmets. It's better than a hand-held... that's the best thing I can say about it. My cheapskate uncle has two of them under different branding (not sure why) so I've seen the quality first hand.
Oh, and the headgear has lasted a few years... better than a SIP meteor I suppose.
mdr
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If you lose it or drop it you won't cry (if it doesn't break from a fall you may need to place it higher up next time). If someone steals it and you know they'll weld with it you may actually smile.
slim_boy_fat
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Really????
Nick DV
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You must remember to pick up your Teabag spectacles after collecting your helmet!!!
Mark 2
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Market stall, maybe.
I think, it is the best welding helmet on the market today. One of my friends is using it.
