Hey my car isnt legal yet just needs some welding on the sill, which i cannot do (no welder and i have never tried) i can do all the prep work, just wondering if anyone out there would spare abit of time and effort and get me road worthy? many thanks sam
can you weld? because i cant, in surrey, help me please?
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Re: can you weld? because i cant, in surrey, help me please?
I can weld but im in stoke sorry if i was local then i defo would have done it for you brother im sure some one would do it close by tho?
could you not rent a welder and have a go the prep bit is the hardest to be honest , give it a go you might suprise yourself and save some money in the long run. I had a welder for my xmas when i was 18 and i taught myself and still have the same unit now and Im 32!!!! its not as hard as people tell you.
good luck
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could you not rent a welder and have a go the prep bit is the hardest to be honest , give it a go you might suprise yourself and save some money in the long run. I had a welder for my xmas when i was 18 and i taught myself and still have the same unit now and Im 32!!!! its not as hard as people tell you.
good luck
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Re: can you weld? because i cant, in surrey, help me please?
Most peopole i ask say its easy enough, most that know me would say i will be good enough in a day, yep its all about prep and the practice, someone might have come to my rescue with a lil mig welder gota catch him tommorrow, heres hoping, how much is one to rent dya know???
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Re: can you weld? because i cant, in surrey, help me please?
not sure but you can pick em up second hand cheaply ( my bro bought one from a mate for 25 quid ) if you do buy one itll always be there and when you get good you can fabricate all your own bits. Id ring a few hire shops locally for some prices and check out ebay and the like id recommend a clarke 100e or similar and dont even think about gasless there poo! just have a go I know that your like me and have a tight budget but it will pay for itself once bought and the dark art is learnt. May the force be with skywelder my son !!
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