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“Matheson” does make wire

You spoke about it took three of you to run the wire? I watched several vids where one person had the wire in a matter of seconds. One guy did it with one hand, while holding a camera. Not sure if there was sarcasm going on or incompetence of the product?

Just more confusion thanks

Thanks! I am IT, my smallest daughter is a welder (i clearly dont know a damned thing on); builds dump trucks! I dont know crap on this, this helped me get her a surprise, she really needs.

Good review. You're better than you think in front of the camera. To the guy behind the camera: please use a tripod, and zoom in the editing room or move the camera between shots. Zooming on the fly and rapid movements feels like I'm on a small ship in heavy seas. I'm not slamming you, just letting you know a viewer's experience. Thank you

That's a valuable review. Thank you for making this video.

the sheilding gas is in the core of the wire its literally hollow like a needle and that what burens when welding and creates a sheild a ound your puddle so it doesnt suck in o2 true mig uses gas and solid wire also the wire rollers are specific for flux core and mig cant use the mig roller with flux it will crush the wire and just aggravate you lol just for a future reference\

Thank you for an honest review. I did a lot of stick & gas welding back in the day. Of course, after I donated my equipment, I found myself in need of a small project welder and I purchased one of these Yeswelders.

you need some anti splatter when using gassless but you can get good results with them I've been using it for years, yeswelders are OK they make 1 for every budget and professional welders

Will the A 50 lens Fit The A60

Curious if all the parts are proprietary, or if you can upgrade things as they wear with better parts?

@Jensen Design is this on a 45-50amp breaker?

i got the cheap one, ive had it about 3 years an i have no clue what im doing but its been perfect for me an i can actually see what im trying to work on. i still dont know what im doing 3 yrs later but ive gotten where i dont have to grind everything i weld to make it look half decent just some grinding.

He’s sexy!

Thanks good video

Harbor Freight tips fit

straight co2 a lot cheaper. a lot smaller tank that holds a lot of gas, good portability. hotter arc, better penetration on thick plate. for super thin material simply use 0.6mm .023" wire

Yes welder metic threads

What is the minimum amperage for this flux welding machine? Will it work at 20 amps?

Thanks for this informational video

How the -3/+3 voltage translates to the voltage figures in the user manual? And what’s your recommended setting for 16 gauge sheet on the flux core mode please?

Dale, thanks for the great video. What speed did you have to dial the 0.030 wire down to avoid paracity?

Very nice. Just bought the machine and now looking into how well it does, which is exactly backwards. Thank you for the great video and I will buy the Matheson (sp?) wire for it.

Thank you dale. Please make more honest reviews because you’re great at it honestly. Us common people appreciate you and your honest down to earth review.

With the side lenses on the yes welder that dont auto darken... isnt that gonna lead to flash?

I have found that the yeswelder wire works the best by far and also the it uses lincoln consumables, when welding flux core you dont need the shielding gas cone, you can get thread cover cones which alow you to see your stickout much better and get into tighter places

Peace and Love on the name of AH The Allmighty. Nice review and demo of this welder you helped me make a solid decision with this purchase.You also furthered my knowledge on a professional type flux wire to try out(I'm new to welding). Thanks a lot, I wish your channel the best. How much do I owe you?

You should wear a welding jacket.

Thank you, I am just starting to look for a welder, and trying to decide which manufacture to purchase-any suggestions? I am able to spend a little more if needed..

It seems that 100% CO2 gives a higher, ropier weld with my welder (Thermal Arc Fabricator 141); I maxed out the voltage (19V) and played with WFS and still: ropy weld... Hum...

Bro love your shop a real man’s cave great video good job with on the detail

For me, there is a huge difference in cost for the tanks. A have an aluminum c02 tank for 'beverages', and it only needs to handle like 900psi, where an argon tank needs the big heavy steel tanks for 3000psi. Someone stole all my welding gear, so usually always used c25, but buying a new tank is toooo much. In fact, I'm just using flux core now, but will get the c02 setup going soon.

So far this was the best information I have gotten on helmets thanks

I have the Yeswelder hood. It doesn’t stay up good. It does fit glasses ok. I’m a recent hobby welder who is married, so I have to be careful on the money.

It claims to need a 50 amp input but only looks like a 15 amp rated plug what were you giving it for amperage? Just ordered this and trying to figure out what it needs. Looking forward to learning.

Thank you for this video. By the way, all of the little issues you ran into were because you didn't read the paperwork that came with it (I too am usually guilty of that). The reason the voltage only went up to 3.0 is because that is just an offset tweak setting. When you select the gauge of the wire and your wire speed, it automatically sets the voltage for the best weld. You then can change the parameters to fine tune the voltage up or down by up to 3 volts from the preset voltage. The problem you had with the tip was that you are supposed to remove the nozzle and tip when you are initially feeding the wire through the guide sleeve to the gun, then reinstall the tip and nozzle.

3 months later, how’s the trailer hitch holding up man?

Easy to tell you went into this video already against the welder and lookign for any and all flaws you could think of. Ontop of that pushing instead of pulling with flux core which will always give issues. Hell im not even a welder and know this stuff.

I can personally say that yes working in a welding shop you go through helmets like crazy if you don’t buy good quality ones worked there Maby a year and went through two hoods on my third one and it’s a weldco hood if this one does hold up super well I will consider the esabs

First time welding bought this machine do i need to buy a grounding cable or does it come with the welder

Apologies first time welder here! I have done everything properly in terms of set up for flux welding (.30 wire feed went without a hitch, flux digital setting is correct, spooling went smooth, I took off the nozzle screw top under recommendation, etc). But once through the end nozzle I'm just not getting a spark to kick off the Flux Core spark(??). I'm running off of a 120V socket (but did see one video that said that I should run it off of at least an 800 Amp Generator to generate the proper spark). I've connected the plug-ins properly and have it grounded to spec. Am I missing something? My first project is simply welding a lawn mower deck spindle part (dirty metal) back onto its base but I'm flummoxed. This should be pretty much be an A-B-C job, right? What am I missing? Thanks!

Dont go cheap on hoods ever. Period. You only get one set of eyes. Pay the top dollar and get the best of the best.

Hey Dale Thanks for posting this video on your Millermatic 200. As a professional welder have you done any aluminum welding with this Millermatic 200? Have you done any videos on the set up the spool gun and (I'm making an assumption here) WC-24 or WC-115? I'd love to see a video of you using this to do aluminum welding. Thanks

I have the older, non pro version and it takes Lincoln contact tips and the narrow Lincoln fluxcore nozzle from Lowes. Sadly, the machine does not appear to have a full manual mode, just the "Synergistic" mode with an offset control.

I want to know about that 914 in the back ground.

Thanks for the review On a different note I saw you had a 914 in the shop I sold mine 25 yrs a go it was a 1970 914/6 loved it that mid engine was a dream unlike the 911’s that liked to play tag with the front when cornering and you better pray you were on the cam to straighten her out

I bet a few of us would like to see what the cut and etch would show (with both gases) on like a 3/8 tee joint

Bro, this is what all machining channels to be. Came to look for a review of the 135pro, and found a really well done video on top of it....

Influencer 😂 . "UA-camrs" is the correct phrase

Can it weld aluminum?