homemade tig machine

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  1. rolandag2

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    Interesting read. Cool site. Thx!
     
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    scooper77515 No current projects.

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    Give it a try (y) If I know you...you will make it work!
     
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    that would be cool to make
     
  5. PaulS

    PaulS Member extrordiare

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    I just happen to have a Delco 24 volt alternator that I have been waiting to use in a project. It ought to be perfect for this one.
     
  6. Jamie Miles

    Jamie Miles the road warrior

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    Damn, that's cool! And pretty easy to build.
     
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    dose it work thats cool looking man
    (y) :bananaman
     

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