Some people have a really hard time making decisions on what to buy, even on the simplest purchases. So when it comes time to make a purchasing decision on something more complicated, it can be completely overwhelming. Thanks to Eastwood, that doesn’t have to be the case when purchasing a welder for your garage or shop. Whether you are thinking about a TIG machine, MIG machine or a Multi-process welder, there are some great pointers and information here so you can make an informed decision you can feel good about when buying a welder.
If you watch these videos, are honest with what you are going to be doing with your own welder, and pay attention to the right ways to make your purchasing decision, you’ll be able to sleep well knowing you did the homework required to end up with a machine that will serve you well for years to come.
I happen to own a couple of welding machines, and can’t think of any reason I would ever get rid of one of them. Even if I upgraded to something different, or to a machine that can do things my current machines can’t, they are great and work well and there would be no reason not to keep them. My point is, a welding machine is something that you can buy knowing that you will be able to keep it for a very long time even if your skill or needs outgrow the machine you have. Let’s say that in a couple of years you become the baddest TIG welder to ever live, then you buy a fancier or more powerful machine, but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep your first machine to use as well.
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