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Old 06-29-2016, 01:21 AM   #1
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Re: Welding related reviews

Also to continue on with how my lincoln 3350 is holding up as you can see in the pictures it's still being used daily with no problems aside from the headgear issue which they now have a new headgear but i don't have it and no the speedglas isn't mine. I think i am on my 5th pair of BM88 gloves now i ordered a set right before i went out to california to build the trailer and left them there so i am going to order another pair for work, best mig gloves ever is still my opinion but as i stated before they are NOT i repeat NOT metal handling gloves. They should be used only to actually weld buy some cheap leather gardening gloves for all the fit up that's what i do then after it is all fit up i put on the BM88s and weld away.

I will also be looking to get another helmet after deciding this trailer was a success and easier to build than i originally thought i have decided I will most likely be building my own trailer at home probably a 22' deck over with a 2' dovetail although it is going to be a cross between a deck over and a car hauler so i know miller has some nice helmets but at the time they didn't have the same size screen as lincoln when i got that helmet but now they have their digital infinity series which has an equivalent size screen but the only downside is i would really like the CAT edition just because i enjoy a nice looking helmet but it is not currently offered in the infinity series only the elite series. So look out for a possible lincoln 3350 vs miller digital elite/infinity some time down the line.

I guess i can also add a review for the hypertherm pm45 i convinced my dad to get on top of things but i kind of forgot about this thread so i didn't take any pics or get to mess with it a whole bunch i cut up from scrap aluminum wheels and used it to cut some pieces on the trailer and it works great but i just didn't think about reviewing it so next time i go out ill try and get some stuff on that as well for anybody looking for a plasma cutter.

If anybody has any questions on any of the reviewed items let me know I actually don't mind helping others out especially new guys because we all started there at some point in time

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