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AlumaFeed™ Simplifies Training, Improves Performance
 Designed exclusively for MIG and Pulsed MIG welding aluminum, Miller’s new AlumaFeed™ Synergic Aluminum Welding System enables operators to create production quality welds after just a few hours of training. Learn more.
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Upcoming Trade Shows
Visit Miller at the following trade shows:
July 21-23, 2009; Michigan State Farm Show; East Lansing, MI
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Oshkosh, WI
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Aug. 11-13, 2009; Empire Farm Show; Seneca Falls, NY
Aug. 18-20, 2009; Ag Progress Days Penn State; Rock Springs, PA
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Dear Subscriber, Here is your most recent issue of Power Click. It's packed full of information to
keep you updated with the latest welding and cutting news.
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Dragon Features Two Miles of TIG Welding
Different forces drive metal artists. Take Kevin Stone’s 85-ft.-long stainless steel Chinese “Imperial Water Dragon.” It features approximately two miles (126,720 inches!) of hand-made TIG welds. Read on.
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Contractor Reduces Fuel Use, Clutter and Hassle
 The new four-story Auburn Professional Plaza in Auburn, Wash., is 500 tons of structural steel squeezed onto a postage stamp. The 88,000 square-foot building will house the City of Auburn’s offices, as well as medical and banking facilities. Read on.
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Expand Your Business With 0% Financing
If you need equipment to fulfill a new stimulus contract, feel saddled with old, inefficient welding equipment or simply want new technology to satisfy future opportunities, Miller can help. Read the news release and learn more about our PowerLINE 12-month 0% Finance Program.
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Sign Up Now for PRO eNewsletter!
 Miller is creating a new PRO eNewsletter custom-built for the professional welder! PRO comes complete with feature stories, technical resources, industry news, exclusive offers, welding events, and much more. Subscribe now to receive PRO on Sept. 29! |
Proper Welding Safety is No Accident
 The first thing to remember about welding safety is that the recommended apparel and procedures exist for a reason— because welding, when done improperly, can be dangerous. Follow proper safety procedures, however, and arc welding is a very safe way to join metal. Read on.
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The Projects Are In—Let the Judging Begin!
 Thanks to all of our entrants for participating in this year's Built It, Didn't Buy It Welding Project Challenge! Miller's panel of judges will determine 15 finalists to be announced in the next issue, where you'll have your chance to help choose the Grand Prize Winners!
Watch for Issue 6 in September.
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Pipe Fence
I am building a steel pipe fence (2 3/8 in.) for my home and need suggestions on how to cut the saddle out of the line post so the top rail sits smoothly on top. Read on.
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Trailer Hitch
It seems that my trailer is getting heavier and heavier. I decided that it was time for a real hitch. I used 3/8-in. bent plate with a 3-in. hole for the 3- x 1/4-in. square tube to fit through. Read on.
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Solar Shop Light
I needed a shop/security light out in front of my garage. As a lot of you can appreciate, I'd rather spend $1000 to avoid spending even one extra thin dime with my local power company. Read on.
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Best Regards,
Terri Ann Barry, Editor
Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
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