The Lotos MIG140 is well suited for home use and small workshops and is a great option for beginners looking to weld steel up to 1/4 inch. The MIG 140 is easy to set up as Lotos boast their 10-minute setup time, they’ve also upgraded it for 2017 with a couple of additional features including a 2T/4T button. It’s a reliable device that’s really great value considering what you get.
The Longevity Migweld 140 is one of the best value welders on the market that’s available for much cheaper than the big brand welders. It’s perfect for an entry-level hobby welder who isn’t looking to spend too much money but wants a simple and reliable unit.
There are a number of different types of welding. The most popular are MIG, TIG and Stick welding. Each one of these processes has their own benefits and limitations, you just need to find out which one is best suited for the job in hand. Generally speaking, TIG is more suitable for clean, intrictate welds where appearance is paramount ahead of efficiency. MIG is a much easier process but the results aren’t quite to the same standard as TIG.
Wearing protective safety equipment is crucial when you are welding. The two most important areas to protect when welding are your eyes and hands. There are a range of welding helmets available online, and below is are a selection of safety gloves and clothing from Tillman.
