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Old 08-23-2022, 08:12 AM
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When your looking for a mig welder Snap-On doesn't come to mind. Maybe these SL series welders are a best kept secret in the fabrication world? I'm just a general repair shop, but I am seeing more and more opportunities for patching up exhaust, repairing door latches, etc. Anyways, this is more welder than I need but I am very impressed with it. Highly recommend it.
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Old 09-04-2022, 03:52 AM
David Green David Green is offline
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Welding and fabrication over here seems to be a dieing trade. All new vehicles produced over here now have that many different materials used together to build the vehicle that normal welding seems a thing of the past. I used to do a lot of welding but 99% of that trade has now gone.
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Old 09-30-2022, 06:01 AM
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Same here. The trend has just recently started shifting back. I think it is due to parts being hard to find, people running their cars longer due to recession.
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