a couple of questions for welders

[thegr8cody]

well ive got a 20% coupon for harbor freight and ive been eyeballin some of the welders for a while now.i kno there not the best but im not gonna be welding anthing major.i really just wanna get one to learn how to weld.it wouldnt be for anything thick the thickest thing would be some some thin angle iron to a piece of 3/16" trailer tongue. im just curious as to what would be better cause i know nothing about welding heres a few i was lookin at

http://www.harborfreight.com/welding/arc-welders/80-amp-inverter-arc-welder-91110.html

http://www.harborfreight.com/welding/mig-flux-welders/120-amp-230-volt-mig-and-flux-welder-97503.html

http://www.harborfreight.com/90-amp-flux-wire-welder-98871.html

http://www.harborfreight.com/welding/tig-arc-welders/240-volt-inverter-arc-tig-welder-66787.html

[I am Poncho]

http://www.harborfreight.com/welding/mig-flux-welders/120-amp-230-volt-mig-and-flux-welder-97503.html i actually have used this one, my shop i work at has it. its a pretty decent little thing weve built both our trucks bed rails and ramps with it... i dont know about the others though.

i personally love a good Lincoln but they are expensive. can never go wrong with miller. good look

edit: stupid keyboard

Edited August 26, 2011 by PonchoKandt

[thegr8cody]

well i guess ill give that one a shot.like i said ive got 20% off of it so as long it lasts a year or two ill be happy i just wanna learn how to weld

[Superjay]

I will buy tools from Harbor Freight if I need a special tool ONCE OR TWICE. if I need to keep using it, or it's a big purchase I'll go to Home Depot or something (SnapOn is preferable, but fuck, man...that's expensive). Home Depot sells Lincoln Welders starting at about $150