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What should you use? A generator plus welder or an engine drive combo welder/generator? Part 2

What should you use? A generator plus welder or an engine drive combo welder/generator? 

What can the new 2015 Everlast MIG Welder Power i-MIG 205 do for me? Part 3

In Part 2 of the 2015 Everlast MIG Welder, the Power I MIG 205, We discussed the stick feature. In Part 3 we'll discuss the spot an stitch timer contorls.

The New 2015 Everlast MIG Welder, The Power i-MIG 205.  Part2

In our previous blog post we discussed the newest feature to the i-MIG 205 MIG welder, it is digitally controlled. Read part 1 here.

The new 2015 Power i-MIG 205 MIG welder is available, learn what it can do for you.

Follow up from part 1 of this series. Filler Metal, How Much to Fill When Welding. 

Filler Metal, how much is too much?

Tips for TIG welding and gas flow

You've probably asked yourself this question before, do I need a MIG and Stick Welder?

One of the first skills learned in welding that is as much of an art as it is a precise science is tack welding.  Tack welding requires a degree of practice, and an understanding of proper fitup and the character of the metal as to how it likes to draw and move as heat is applied.  While there are many types of tack welds, ranging from the small spot weld that is used for putting auto body panels together to the inch long welds that are used to hold heavy plate weldments or oil field pipe in place.   To tack properly it’s important to have plenty of clamps so that the metal is held in place