arc
mig
tig
gas and coat hanger lmao [my dad said back in my day]
post pics of your macine

bacon is missing :shaking:

i can arc like any other tard but i will always mig.

i just watched my boss tig the other day and want to get in on doing it too. i had seen the machine but didnt know its functioning status till he fired it up.

No explosion welding option?

What a jip... I'm outta here :flipoff2:

You forgot the most popular answer

All the above

For the most type of material and amount of material to be welded would decide what process to use in my case :p

You forgot the most popular answer

All the above

You can pick multiple options, not just one.

90% of the time i mig sometimes i will arc weld. i have tried tig but i need more practice.

Mig, but I just picked up a tombstone so I play with stick a bit more.

MIG, TIG, STICK all the time

All of the above, but each task has different requirements.

Mostly arc because thats all I got....cant wait to get my miller mig:D

i tombstone stick almost everything, though i do have a 110 mig that works surprisingly well with flux core wire on the thinner stuff.

I use my Hobart Handler 140 with .035 FC wire for most everything up to 1/4" and everything thicker I use my old 220v ARC welder.

i own a 110v mig and a 175 tig. any thing that can un bolt from the truck gets tig welded. if its structual or a tow/winch point it gets tig welded. i need a 220V mig badly.

All of the above, but each task has different requirements.

very true im thinkin a stick for everything except exaust im leaning on a stick and i love it

Miller 135; picked it up in '03. Hope to get a 252 soon.

Just depends on what I'm welding. Links, Driveshafts etc get Tig, Brackets, plate etc get Mig, Cast stuff gets Stick.

Mig gets used 90% of the time, Tig 7% and Stick 3%.

JB coldweld for me.

Miller Thunderbolt AC/DC SMAW welder and a Lincoln sp-125 MIG with Innershield. I use the Lincoln for most everything up to 1/4" in thickness, everything else above that I use the stick.

I use this when I want to MIG

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g149/prospectorc4/IMG_0271-Copy.jpg

And this when I want to TIG/stick

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g149/prospectorc4/IMG_0275.jpg

In the shop I use mig & tig

It all depends on what, where, and the purpose of the weld. All of the welding processes have their niche, even bacon.

I have an old lincoln ac/dc tombstone, and a newer Idealarc SP-255 mig. The Idealarc mig is the most amazing thing in the world (digital display, smart auto set, all you do is tell it what gas, wire, and thickness metal you are using and it does the wire speed/voltage settings automatically)

I have not used the stick welder once since I got the mig.

ben

MIG.
Squirt gun is all I know:flipoff2: