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Old 17-12-15, 11:56
Dave deBlois Dave deBlois is offline
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Stuart being a welder fabricator I would say if you don't have a tig welder mig is the way to go. there are some fine adjustments that can be made with a mig that can make it so you will have less grinding. If your needing anything tig welded or need help setting up your mig better send me a pm or email.

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