I see this book on my E-mail from HF.
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19 years ago
I see this book on my E-mail from HF.
Try this link. I like it, it's free, and best of all it's instant gratification.
Thanks a lot. Every little bit helps. I will print it out latter for night reading also. I was looking and saw Co2 penetrates deeper than argon / Co2. That I did not know... Cheaper is deeper. But Argon is for the appearance I guess. I think that is what I skimmed over.
I haven't seen that book but HF also sells one called Welding Essentials that I really like. They're not showing info on it on their site but I've seen it in the local HF store.
The Amazon reviewers really like it too:
"I'm not grown up enough to be so old!"
duya think you should (shouldn't?) tell him about
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That's a good site too. Not just for MIG but all sorts of stuff.
I found that book used on ebay "welding Essentials" .. How many pages is it?... It looks thin, but I thought AMAZON had a write up on it being 480 pages under product detail...I could be wrong again.
I took another look, and the one on e-bay does not say "expanded first Edition" like the one on Amazon. Is it still worth buying the one on ebay (I have a bid on this one) or should I buy the expanded first Edition and let the bid go?
it?... It looks thin, but I thought AMAZON had a write up on it being 480 pages under product detail...I could be wrong again.
Edition" like the one on Amazon. Is it still worth buying the one on ebay (I have a bid on this one) or should I buy the expanded first Edition and let the bid go?
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