Can DIY Enthusiasts Create a Welding Machine from Microwave Oven Parts?

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In summary, it is possible for DIY enthusiasts to create a welding machine from microwave oven parts. This process involves repurposing the transformer and other components from a microwave oven to create the necessary power supply for a welding machine. However, it is important to note that this DIY project requires a significant amount of knowledge and skill in electrical engineering and welding techniques. It also poses safety risks, so it is not recommended for inexperienced individuals.
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Hello everyone. I'm a disabled diy guy. I love tinkering around in my workshop.
From building a birdhouse to making a welding machine using parts from 2 microwave ovens.
 
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