e@ - - —e0_.8 =< 9O 8 e eo ~e Fe e — ~ 4 06_8 7086 __.P — g@ “ eo ene ~~ “8 e _ er @._ @ert_e-_ @at_ ~_O@n t_ @-_ 004 8-__@ 080 (os a—_607- @ O28 a~ Or oe 007 @ ere e A Welder For The Home Hobbyist On Your List (NAPSA)—If you’re tooling around for the right gift for the do-it-yourselfer on your Christmas list, think welder. Not only will a home hobbyist be able to fix the runner on Santa’s sleigh with a welder in hand, he or she can do auto body repair, metal art sculpting, repair lawnmowers and snow blowers andfix gutters and gates. Do-it-yourself experts report that for the light duty user or home hobbyist, the Millermatic 135 is recommended. It provides 30 to 135 amps, weighs just 69 pounds and plugs into any household 115 volt, 20 amp receptacle. For welding thicker materials, the 80 lb Millermatic 175 uses 230 volt input power and delivers a maximum output of 175 amps. Miller, the company that manufactures both of these welders, is a leading worldwide manufacturer of arc welding equipment. Its Web site, www.MillerWelds.com, allows visitors to browse through its products. It offers a number of interactive innovations including YES YOU CAN—choose the right welder for the do-it-yourselfer on your holidaylist. Ask the Experts, which allows users to access over 100 years of welding experience to get answers to their questions. The Website also features online shopping and prices for all products. In addition, users can locate a distributor for local service. More information about choosing a welding gift is available by calling 800-426-4553 or by visiting www. MillerWelds.com.
