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    Thank you Grahame,

    You must be an insomniac also. Or perhaps like me an undiagnosed ADD sufferer that sits up late being calmed by the peaceful yet predictable flickering of the computer screen

    It has been a long time since I have been on any Forums, when operating my hobby site forum I had non stop security issues to attend to so they left a bad taste. I ended up getting rid of it and my life became simpler. Those memories have since faded.

    I look forward to helping the members of this site with my usual charismatic charm and trade mark unbiased advice.

    I got into this line of work because I went to purchase a welder many years ago from a well known welding store in Sydney. I was treated with the go away you tire kicker or buy what I tell you to buy attitude by a bloke in a blue singlet that had a lovely scent of BO and this was the inspiration to do things my way and not their way.

    Turn disadvantage into advantage, turn rejection into opportunity. Say sorry when things F**&^ up and you will be respected and successful in anything you attempt.

    Ok, I better shut up. I have spent 4 hours on this site tonight when in reality I should have been updating info on our Plasma Cutters so when you see the message in the content section of the website you will know what I was doing all Tuesday night.

    Best Regards and thanks for your warm welcome,
    Pete

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    For what it's worth, China certainly can make high quality products, moreso in Taiwan than mainland China (where quality can vary a lot).

    Design, functionality and ergonomics are harder and generally done better by larger companies. There's a lot of product knowledge and experience built into "brand names" and not just a higher price. Whether it is worth the price difference depends.....

    I tend to like quality products that are serviceable long-term. Major global brands tend to provide long-term parts/service that can make them cheaper in the long run.

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    blouis, you nailed that right on the head. Taiwan is in fact a higher quality producer of welding products and most products in general. Most of our products are manufactured in Taiwan with a few in China under our supervision. In general, China can produce the best products in the world
    but there are 99% that produce junk and hence why chinese products have a bad name. But the three largest welding producers in the world; Esab,Miller, and Lincoln all have massive factories in China but under quality control.

    Quote Originally Posted by blouis79 View Post
    For what it's worth, China certainly can make high quality products, moreso in Taiwan than mainland China (where quality can vary a lot).

    Design, functionality and ergonomics are harder and generally done better by larger companies. There's a lot of product knowledge and experience built into "brand names" and not just a higher price. Whether it is worth the price difference depends.....

    I tend to like quality products that are serviceable long-term. Major global brands tend to provide long-term parts/service that can make them cheaper in the long run.

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