How to Choose the Best Welder for Your Application

Choosing the right welder can feel overwhelming, since there are so many equipment options in welding. At Richard Childress Racing, they use many different types of welders to build race cars. Whether you are a hobbyist, a semi-professional, or a professional, follow these tips for how to choose the welder that will best suit your needs. Key factors to consider include your input power, how much space you have for the welder, the material thickness you will be welding, and your cost and budget. Miller also offers a product selector guide for the performance and racing industry, which you can find at: https://www.millerwelds.com/industries/industry/racing-customizing-restoring?utm_campaign=social&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_content=description --------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to Miller Welders on YouTube: http://bit.ly/MillerWeldersSubscribe CONNECT with Miller Welders: Website: http://bit.ly/MillerWelds Miller Forums: http://bit.ly/MillerWeldsForums Facebook: http://bit.ly/MillerWeldersFacebook Instagram: http://bit.ly/MillerWeldersInstagram Twitter: http://bit.ly/MillerWeldersTwitter LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/MillerWeldersLinkedIn ABOUT Miller Electric Mfg. Co.: Miller Electric Mfg. Co. is a leading worldwide manufacturer of Miller® brand arc welding and cutting products. The Miller Welders channel provides the tips and techniques you need to tackle even the most challenging applications, and shares the stories of welders around the world who believe that together, WE BUILD. http://bit.ly/MillerWeldersYouTube