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Old 03-16-2012, 09:09 PM
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Thumbs up A couple more items for the work shop
Just ran across a great deal on a Hobart Handler 187 MIG welder.


It's all wired, picked up an argon/co2 mix bottle and some wire. We're ready now.

Picked up a cut off saw and a 1/2" craftsman drill press too.
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Hey Jeff, have you had the chance to use the Hobart yet? Just wondering how it works.
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Hey Jeff, have you had the chance to use the Hobart yet? Just wondering how it works.
It works great. I'm spoiled from using industrial welders at work ( 440VAC 3 phase ) but used within it's capacity, this is one sweet mig welder.

The moved my post to to the home made section ( to die ) but you can see the brinly style sleeve hitch adapter I made.
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Up graded my drill, saw a Yard Sale ad on CL that listed "drill press". I emailed and the guy said it was his neighbors. He got me the info and the price

I was there before 9 am



17" , 5/8" chuck, 1.5 hp and the table cranks up and down.

The new model like this at Sears is 3/4 hp and lists for $619
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I've got a very similar welder, except mine only has 4 heat settings. do you like it? I love mine, straight argon at 20PSI operating.
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I've got a very similar welder, except mine only has 4 heat settings. do you like it? I love mine, straight argon at 20PSI operating.
My Hobart Handler 187 works very well. I've had better results using the standard Argon/CO2 mixture from the welding supply shop.

Here's a smooth weld using that gas mixture.
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