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Chinese ones are almost a one time usage only. To be honest I wouldnt lift anything over 200 lbs in fear of the garbage metals failing.

Buttwelds are good. Just make sure you have good metal so holes dont get bigger

we ise this thing often for oil rigs. Over a 6 month time frame 400 pieces. 36 is what we use for that stuff. We will go through 3 of those 2000 lb bags , parts range from 75lbs to 2200lbs each

00 grit. Its fine to remove. But not coarse enough to damage. Even 000 grit would be better .

You wait. Someone will try that to weld quarters on. Who would of thought.

True enough.

Back quite a few years ago. I worked at a Helicopter refinishing shop they had a media blasting room that used plastic beads. In a graded room for doing tail booms , Guys used to take there cars there and get them done. Then the mess was recycled back through the system. Great to get...

Nice. I sold mine years ago. They worked well.

Just a thought. Would it be cheaper to call a guy that has all the proper equipment on a service truck to do both. Cut , fit and weld. The Cut will be done right, the fit will be done and welded with good penetration.

Was there signs of it being painted before or just sun baked?

Ive had Flys in some of the paintwork Ive done. Doing there death swim. I got a little vaccuum that sucks those little things out of the paint. There legs sometimes stay.

Nice gift.

to have both on one is a really good idea. Especially from a well known maker. I guess it all depends what you may be working with. To me. Both

The only thing with the tig. Is it will be pure argon. No mix. Mig is 50/50 but it will serve you well. Good tools lead to good results.

Nice I have one close to the same. Great units.

do you think you could get enough pressure out of a pressure Washer to blast sand? If so , I wonder how long it would take and if it would do the task? Or is hourleey the length of time? :)

My Son has those tools for working on the Big Pull Tugs and ground power units at the airport..

this is the type of kit I would use for home use. . Its a 110v but it works the same all is included from what I see in the kit https://www.ebay.com/itm/Stud-Welder-Puller-Gun-Dent-Repair-Kit-Stud-Gun-Hammer-Deluxe-Toll/183823176993?hash=item2accb71521:g:d8cAAOSwgxJc5-Ei

I use one daily.. but not the one shown.. the wiggle wire is great for deep creases.. the tabs are ok.. But becareful not to burn holes in the metal from holding the trigger down to long.. also,, you still have to work the metal .. but and make sure you prep the back side burns so they dont...