I hate to keep asking him. He won't let me pay him so it's kind of embarrassing. What about the older rod welder types. I'm not going to be doing this very often at all.

I only have 110 in the shop but I do have a 20amp circuit out there.

yeah about all i ever intend to do is make drive wheels and weld mounting bars to bike frames. Maybe make a repair to a frame now and then.

I probably am going to have him do this one for me but If I do any more I'm definitely going to buy a welder of some kind.

So what is the minimum amps to make the two nuts stay together under runing rpms.

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