And the winner is ......................................

The Everlast Green Bucks contest has ended. My 6 year old daughter has picked the winner.

Drum roll please.....

KenWhite is the winner of the first Everlast Green bucks contest.

First off, we would like to thank everyone for their support and contributions. I know there are many that really wanted to win and could have always used more equipment. I assure you, we will be having more contests, this was only the first one like this and first one this year.

We believe this contest was a great success. Members talking to members, professional input, lots of questions and answers. That's what a Welding forum should be all about.

Lastly, we will be starting a new thread and would like to ask you for ideas on the future contests. Please realized, we are fitting the bill for this, so lets not get crazy.

And as always, thank you for your support in our forum, products and future.

Oleg.

Congratulations Ken. Get something good and I can drive up and see it.
Scooter

Darn!! Had a fun time though, congratulations to Ken!!:D

Awesome!
Thanks everyone!
And, I especially want to thank the Everlast team for giving all of us a chance at winning some dream tools and I look forward to posting up my experiences once I decide where to spend the GreenBucks!
Thanks again. :)
Ken

congrats - any ideas on what your going to get?

Thanks!

It looks like the new dual voltage I-MIG 200 to start with and then maybe some accessories and/or upgrade my plasma cutter.

Congrats Ken! Nice choice on the I-Mig 200.

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Thanks!

It looks like the new dual voltage I-MIG 200 to start with and then maybe some accessories and/or upgrade my plasma cutter.

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Hey Ken

maybe new PowerMTS 200S ?????
should be on sea in a week or so !

Congratulations Ken! From your posts I know your going to be putting your new equipment to good use. All the best.

Congrats Ken
Enjoy your new toys
Ray

Awesome dude! Tell us all about the cool new toys you select!

Thanks again everyone.

Oleg, I will try to call next week, when I get back home - we are camping and I am having trouble getting a good enough signal for the internet...


Ken

Congratulations and best of luck with your newfound powers to purchase Everlast products, Ken White!

And thanks to Oleg and Everlast for doing the promotion. It seems to have really "woken up" the forum.

Congrats Ken!:D:D

Way to go Ken.

Thurmond

Contrats Ken!!! Make sure you post some pictures of your new toy when you get it.

My hats off to you Ken, good luck with the new gear!

Thanks again guys.

I think I am going to keep it simple and go with the new dual voltage I-MIG 200 with a spool gun to start.

:)

congrats Ken!

Looking forward to seeing some pics of the new toys in action, and maybe some old toys in the for sale section??

Way to go Ken

Mark hinted at the winner by saying "I think the winner, would be the last one to suspect he won. Just thought I'd stir the pot a little. "

Well, I dunno about that, I've read thru a bunch of Ken's posts and I would say that Everlast is a winner too with Ken. He offers all kinds of great technical advice on the Electrical side of things, which is about 80% of welding.

Maybe an Electrical discussion is not quite as interesting as pictures of building a Stainless Egli-Vincent or an English Wheel from scratch, but those kinds of discussions/ answers are actually more helpful to the general membership here.

Hopefully Ken will be around in the future to offer more good info.

Glen

Thanks worntorn.

I am a hobbiest welder at best, mainly MIG, and I definitly read lots of threads to learn more about efficient, quality welding.

I do have quite a few years experience in many areas of electrical/electronics so I try to help there when I can, but I sometimes think I take it to far :( .

I plan to stick around and learn as much as I can, and maybe help here and there if its something I am familiar with.

:)

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Thanks worntorn.

I am a hobbiest welder at best, mainly MIG, and I definitly read lots of threads to learn more about efficient, quality welding.

I do have quite a few years experience in many areas of electrical/electronics so I try to help there when I can, but I sometimes think I take it to far :( .

I plan to stick around and learn as much as I can, and maybe help here and there if its something I am familiar with.

:)

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Congrats, Ken, I think you have expressed the thoughts of many of us hobbyists, learn and possibly help others.

Thanks geezer. You and many others always provide good solid advice, that novice/hobbyist welders like me can learn from. Plus I just learned how to spell hobbyist...

:)