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I got a 180Amp Butters Single Phase Mig from them last year. They dont stock Butters any more but they had some nice looking machines in last time I was in there. They offered some good advice aswell. They also stock all your welding consumables aswell.
Purchased one of these awhile ago. Purchased due to a friend has, had one running day in dayout for a couple of years and its been faultless.........!
Could do worse than look for a big ugly 2nd hand one, I got lucky and bought Jez's spare Butters which is ~200A and good for almost anything that doesn't require a grown-up (happily we have the Stig and the 450A 3-phase welder at the lab for sticking big things together). It runs from a 13A plug happily enough and is far sturdier than anything you'll find in Halfords - everything's designed to be fixed / serviced rather than thrown away.
Saving up for a portamig too, they look nice, plenty of people report back on them with good things to say.
Does anyone have a website for PortaMig?
There isn't a website for PortaMig, however MTA sell them under their own brand.
WeldEquip on the mig-welding.co.uk forum does what seems to be a good deal on them. £549 inc Vat for 210A, 4m euro torch, regulator and delivery.
I can send you his blurb for the portamig welders (there's 180A and a higher model too) when i get in, or you could go on the forum and ask for it.
I went and looked at a Esab origoMig C200 yesterday, but at £559 ex vat ex regulator it's quite a bit more expensive.
good toy HERE Lewis.
The PortaMig or the Esab? Cheers for the offer of a Reg.
Ultimately, it might come down to the choice of colour - Yellow (Esab), or Red (PortaMig). Also, which one would be easier to pimp? what colour neons would be suitable for either? Is it worth adding go-faster stripes?
Ive worked ESABs for donkeys. tough bits of kit. Ive not run Portamigs so not really in a position to comment. lack of bells and whistles can be good in terms of more quality of the base functions of the unit (better quality transformer, wire feed unit etc) but look carefully at duty cycles to give a better idea, it could be the manufacturers are using cheap guts but making a nice profit.
Wheres my flared welding smock? I need to groove baby...
if you run single phase rigs get a 16amp "blue" connector wired in, domestic plugs have a bad day dealing with high inrush currents.
I've just been offered a BritWeld 160(ish) amp industrial Mig for £225, it has a euro torch and runs off a 13amp plug, does this sound like a bargain or a rip-off? Are BritWeld any good or to be avoided?
nope - not used one, it may be a rebranded unit, got a picture?
take it for a test. wind it up to flat out on something chunky and drop it down to see how low it will go on tinfoil and still give a good result.
Wire feed rollers (and can you get spares) ie - are they scabby, worn, pitted, missing teeth - does the tensioner work nicely, what size wire are rollers for?
Wire feed motor; is it silky smooth or sound like its in pain?
Earth cable and clamp, usual stuff. if in doubt take a pic and fire it down.
If the guy isnt happy to demo it then walk away.
If you do buy it treat it immediately to a new liner, new tip (unless mint), new shroud, get a tub of tip dip and put fresh wire on. just because a rig can take a 15kg roll dont instantly fit one - unless you are laying a lot of weld down and the welder is going to live somewhere nice just buy a half roll. The logic being that you have a higher turnover of reels and the wire is less likely to get scaled up.
- The wheels; Will spinners fit on or will you need to get custom-made bling?

- Room for subs and amps; If you can't get a 1000W sub and CD-changer in what's the point?
- The alignment of the Welding Chakras; If the Chi cannot flow smoothly then walk away. Approx. 3 minutes of gentle humming in the lotus position followed by laying down a fat weld at maximum volume should reveal the Chi flow to your inner self.
Should it be of any use, when I got the butters I had to replace the euro-torch connection and used a universal euro-torch upgrade kit designed for hobby migs with fixed torches, cost about £35 and works great so handy to know if it needs a repair there.
Cheaper Ceboras are not that highly rated, butters are trading on their name at the low end, both are made down to a price, as Jez says older is better.
Portamig are made to order, they come with a heavy duty wire drive, copper wound transformers (not banks of capicitors) high duty cycles, and if you by from Weldequipe 2 years warranty(on everything), quality regulator and quality 4m torch. Downside is you have a 2 week wait.
Don't underestimate Clarke in your price range, Many of the big names in this price range are just that 'big names', don't be fooled.
If you are thinking of fabbing things like winch plates ie. 6mm or 8mm plate etc. then you really need 200A.
I'd take Jez up on his offer, borrow their spare see how you get on, then have a good look around before you decide.
Hmm, the welder in my department at work seems to think all Ceboras are cr*p, I was always told that they were good peices of equipment.
I've seen a portamig on ebay : here, does it look any good to you?
Good. I'd be very upset if the market chose that *this* was what they wanted Dead Rising to be.

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