Re: stick welding: madali lang ba pag-aralan?

Hi Ryobi !

Dre...Kailan tayo gagawa ng trailer para sa mga AUVs natin, pang hila sa mga kahoy and full length steel bars na kailangan natin?? Hirap magasgasan yun car kasi o para sa motorbike....hehe..

Yan ang maganda - Trailer. Kaya lang wala akong parking space na :eek:.

Toying on the idea of building some support so it can carry long pieces.

Paranga mahirap yata kabitan ang Rav4 ng ganito. Sa ilalim pa mountings.

Re: stick welding: madali lang ba pag-aralan?

Trailer mas maganda kung me extra parking space

Re: stick welding: madali lang ba pag-aralan?

@ JayL
ayos yang trailer na yan ah hehehe your right problema ay parking not like kila beebenator malaki ang parking sa basement hehehe

Re: stick welding: madali lang ba pag-aralan?

e eto kaya? 😀

Re: stick welding: madali lang ba pag-aralan?

e eto kaya? 😀

Perfect! 😀

Re: stick welding: madali lang ba pag-aralan?

Good day mga sir! gusto ko rin matutong magwelding.And Im planning to buy an ozito brand MIG welder `120 amp,gas/gasless.Ok na ba ang machine nato in terms of quality? Another important thing is pwede na ba kaagad to gamitin dito sa pinas without the use of power converter? 220 volts 50 hertz (australian) kasi ito.Ours is 220v 60 hertz.Gagamitin ko lang at home.Maybe automotive work,making a bike stand or probably panggawa lang ng patungan ng mga paso.

Re: stick welding: madali lang ba pag-aralan?

Hi jamertan,

Bro, its nice to know that you are somehow interested in this machine too but before you buy a welding machine , here's my two cents worth of reminder/advice.

Do research well on the welding machine you mentioned and do research also on other welding machines available in the market. Compare their pros and cons, since you will still be learning the process of welding, also consider your budget limitations, I'm trying to be practical here bro, branded welders are expensive so select your welder well. For starters get a welder not less than 200 amperes, it can be AC which is plenty in the market and less expensive or a DC welder, of course this is more pricey but gives out good welds. 🙂

With the OZITO welder you mentioned, why don't you read some replies here by other members who managed to purchase the said welder and from there may be you can have an insight of its capabilities. Purchasing a MIG welder is sweet to hear but with the Ozito welder you will still have to convert it to DC welder to be able to attain a considerable good welds, so that means you will still have to shell out some additional cash for its conversion.

Like what I have said do research first and do your homework so you will understand and know the right welder for your intended applications. GOOD LUCK on your choice !!!! 😉 :rolleyes: