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How to MIG Weld Aluminum With the Millermatic 252
As one of the best workhorses of the Millermatic line, the Millermatic 252 is more than capable of welding aluminum. However, to get good results, you definitely need to know the right way to appro...
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Millermatic 252: Why It’s a Top Choice for Professional Welders
The Millermatic 252 is the workhorse of Miller’s lineup. It’s tough, simple and incredibly powerful. In fact, it has the highest power output in its class at 250 amps at 28 VDC. This makes it capab...
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Where Is the Millermatic 211 Made?
As one of the most beloved MIG machines ever created, the Millermatic 211 has made itself a lasting legacy within the welding community ― so much so that many people often wonder about the history ...
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Millermatic 211 Cost, Availability and Accessories
The Millermatic 211 might quite possibly be the best-selling MIG machine of all time. It’s essentially the fine wine of welding equipment: It was revolutionary when it first came out about a decade...
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How to Set Up a Lincoln MIG Welder
Thinking about getting yourself a Lincoln MIG welder? Or maybe you’ve already purchased one and are stoked to lay some beads. Knowing the right way to set up your machine can save you a massive amo...
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Setting up Your Millermatic 211
So, the big Miller box you've been waiting for has finally arrived at your doorstep. Now that the Millermatic 211 is in your hands, how do you set it up? Don't worry; we're here to help you get eve...
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What Gas to Use When MIG Welding
How ironic is it that metal can withstand incredible pressures and high impacts like no other type of material, but its weakness is air and moisture. If your MIG weld is exposed to these elements, ...
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What Is MIG Welding?
Within the world of welding, there are a massive amount of options as far as which process you can use – everything from cold welding in the vacuum of space to laser welding. But by far, the main t...
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How to MIG Weld Cast Iron
Although cast iron has been around for over 2,500 years, its widespread adoption in Europe during the 1500s was revolutionary. For the first time in history, metal items could be quickly and easily...