needabronco
Bronco Guru
I love my Miller 211, it'll weld 1/4" on 110V, like said you can plug it into 220 if you want to. It's also small and fits under my work bench when not in use. I've welded everything a lot of body panels with it, done frame work and welded a few sets of radius arms with it, never had an issue.
Whatevery you do, be cautious about buying Home Depot/Lowes welders, even the name brand units are scaled down and are NOT the same welders. Add the fact that your local welding store won't service it either makes them not desireable for my use.
When you get your welder watch some utube videos and buy some scrap fenders and pieces from a body shop to practice on. It's not hard to pick up but takes some practice to get decent looking consistent welds.
Whatevery you do, be cautious about buying Home Depot/Lowes welders, even the name brand units are scaled down and are NOT the same welders. Add the fact that your local welding store won't service it either makes them not desireable for my use.
When you get your welder watch some utube videos and buy some scrap fenders and pieces from a body shop to practice on. It's not hard to pick up but takes some practice to get decent looking consistent welds.