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@Cadejota Hello hope your well , Yes I currently run these on a 240v 16amp supply and can run them full blast as these are 235 amp on mig and 205 on tig. These will run on a generator and also on 240v 13amp which is the regular supply but you would only get to around 170amp before fuses may pop . Cheap to run as having one turned on all day welding then fitting then welding etc it costs about 1 pound a day . Hope this helps as they are pretty efficient

@Cadejota If you fancy one I can probably get it lots cheaper than you can shipped so let me know. These come to UK with a European plug on it as we have to cut them off to fit out plug.

​@@smallgarageworkshop6119 Thank you very much. 👍🏻

@Cadejota no worries 👍

@ernestk3152 Hi , Much depends on the model but the Evo 200 acdc will turn off pretty much straight away unless the fan is running and so it will take a few seconds . The pro series for me are slightly better than these Evo as better fan on demand and just in general like the ACDC mini . I have swapped all these out now for EWM due to bits and bats I wasn't happy about

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 thanks for reply, i actually bought evo acdc because of your videos :D since ur not paid to review them and sound honest. looks like i missed few recent videos from you...

@ernestk3152 Yeah I mean I hammer them though and still the best for buck to be honest but had lots of questions regarding the pedal and stuff which I never had. Thing is when I do tig tuition students make me an offer on the machines and the time was right. I'm sure you will love it though mate

Hi Please explain as what I think you mean is yes you can 👍

Lovely machine they are 👍

@@jwagmo you need to adjust it depending on your type of torch so it's a case of moving until the red light dissapears 👍

I’ll try that, thanks!👍

@@JohnSmith-ho8up yeah fronius up there but customer service isn't so the choice was EWM . Machines very similar

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 I might be wrong I've had no problems with Fronius after sales.. They must have improved

​@@smallgarageworkshop6119Is the pulse function worth it? Does it make a big difference with splatter?

@@JohnSmith-ho8up good question as its about 900 quid more than the synergic model. If aluminium is your thing then yes for sure as other than swapping out the liner and rollers it just powers through 6mm straight off with no issues. Up to now nothing better than this on the single phase anyway

@@AlexandruCurea-t2m Hi I buy them for these but do get great offers so not so bad . Lots of EWM machine stuff on the way

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 Thx for answer! Could You Tell me the price for this Welding machine?

@@AlexandruCurea-t2m Depends as I can get you money off but in general they are around £2900 Inc Vat here in UK but like I say if people want them I can have my supplier do them quite a lot cheaper 👍

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 Ok, I understand! Thank You very much for answers and have a nice day!

@@nathanwilliams7315 give us a bell mate and will through it with you as be easier 👍

@@JohnSmith-ho8up Hi Yes they have so do take a look as some are mega pennies www.ewm-sales.com/en/Welding_torches/MIG_MAG/Gas_cooled_____PM_series/Standard_torches--13821.html. Ignore the prices though on here as much cheaper via a supplier . I'm hoping to do a much better review shortly on all the EWM I have when I grab a min . Cheers for the comments 👍

On the ACDC mini you hold the 2 buttons in and keep pressed while you switch on . Will beep 3 times then display go to P01. Not so sure if it works on this model though

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 thank you! I will try that😊

Hi Yeah and it's not double the price as give me Dm as it's not much more and will sort you a price out . Yes the Evo is lots better plus I also have a video on it too . Send me an email on smallgarageworkshop@gmail.com

Well neither is the price range though , I have the latest tetrix and all the other EWM ,S however this is the best for buck in the price range. I mean let's be serious here this machine with the cooler was 1200 quid my EWM with cooler was almost 6000 lol so can't compare

Да согласен апарат выполняет свои функции. Но в этих апаратах сеичас много деталей сделано из алюминия а в старых моделях медь. Поэтому они не внушают доверия. Хотя интерфейс красивый

Я работаю на старых моделях jasic и они хорошо себя за рекомендовали в маленьких мастерских сгодится

They are excellent machines to get people starting but yeah it's no tetrix . I will be going through the tetrix on here shortly

Скажи пожалуйста. На максимальном токе 200ампер.он сразу уходит в защиту? Или можно варить какое-то время?

Hi Yes E1 is over heating and generally you don't need to restart the unit as you can just leave the unit . I would remove the covers and give it a good clean plus make sure the unit has good ventilation when welding . Had this also when you set the unit on water cooling but have the cooler turned off as you can also do this in the new EVO model . 👍

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 Hello, I remove the cover and if there is good ventilation and I keep appearing "e-1" on the screen, in the manual says this..."Protection error codes When the overcurrent indicator illuminates and the digital meter displays “E-1” it indicates that overcurrent occurs. Restart the machine and welding can be continued." My question is how to restart the machine?

When they say restart the machine they mean turning it off and back on again . Jasic will let you speak to the engineers if you call them and they will help you for sure . Generally when this over heats you turn off and back on. As far as I know there is no hidden setting in this machine to reset the E1

As its done on a plasma table 😊

I'm not sure if they are useless as never got that far . Nobody ever got back to me so was a none starter were as EWM went beyond and even paid me a visit 👍

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 the machines are brilliant, but as you say the after service is what makes or breaks the sale. I had a Fronius machine and had trouble with jt. They had the machine for 2 months and couldn’t solve the problem. Very disappointing. Your EWM kit looks amazing and just the fact they gave you a visit is cool. Well done on the machines 😎 👌

⁠​⁠@@smallgarageworkshop6119I’ve had trouble with Fronius and they didn’t help at all. Your EWM kit looks proper smart love the matching set going on. What a great thing of them coming down for a visit.

They're not.. These machines are slightly better but from experience recently the after sales at Fronius is improving

Far from it ,,, I will put the transsteel up against any machine with similar specs , I was going to buy an EWM but got a deal on trans , my tig is EWM and its top quality too.

They are brilliant and still going strong , I was offered the EWM on a deal I couldn't refuse and always wanted one . If you thinking about the jasic drop me a message as my supplier will beat anyone on price too.

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 thank you for the offer, I'm from Romania so I'm not sure it applies

​@@smallgarageworkshop6119does this apply to eu? Greetings from Germany

@@valgo8128 yes but not sure on postage 👍

У апарата очень низкая выносливость всего 25% на 200 ампер. А в переменном токе часто приходится работать. Что вы можете сказать по этому вопросу? Как часто он уходит в защиту?я уже купил такой апарат но переживаю что будет уходить все время в защиту. Он сеичас в дороге😊

Hi Give me a call mate as I can sort you out something a lot better for same price at the min . Jump on my website and number is on there www.smallgarageworkshop.co.uk

@@smallgarageworkshop6119Will do thanks mate 👌😊

Just basic ones these as I find they do the job great . Grab me on instagram and will send the links over to you . Helical racks you really need however out of most people's price range

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 yeah they are very pricey here in South Africa. Everything here for CNC is very pricey Thanks 🙏

@@shaneschuller2513 I mean this latest one for a good friend I think has cost about 825 pound so not too bad 😉. . Not sure how much if I posted over

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 I used Module 1.5 on previous build. This build I'm going belts and keeping very simple with linear rails. I am build a cantilever type. 1.5m x 1.5m. I was inspired by my small desktop laser engraver design. Still working on it but so far looks promising. I think I'm going Linux CNC to build my standalone type controls - all in one box. I use SheetCam so it is compatible.

Yes I went for the wireless mate but the wireless adapter was quite a fiddle. Are you uk based

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 no, actually based in the Netherlands. and looking for a capable machine. Found your video enlightening, as you're the only one talking about the pedal, and original versus aftermarket torch as well! Thanks for both the answer and the video. Makes the decision process a bit easier.

I mean could get it and ship as I would be able to get it cheaper I reckon

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 it's more a question of "is a pedal worth 500 pounds" and do I buy the newest machine or do I buy the previous version that's cheaper and has cheaper accessories.

​@@fladder1The newer machine is better but yes 500 pound is a lot for the wireless one. Send me a dm on insta and Will send you a price

Cheers buddy and please check out my insta as was a few years ago this vid and been improving all the time 👍

Yes its the plunge rate on sheetcam providing your velocity is set right on you're z axis

When I change the plunge rate(up to 8000mm/min)on the tools in sheetcam it doesn't make a difference. Should I be changing the plunge rate somewhere else?@@smallgarageworkshop6119

Hi save your money mate and yes grab me instagram and will sort it out. Advise is free 😊

I use CK 9 , CK17 or CK 26 depending on your amps . I always use CK but torches don't come with a switch so any switch to your amphenol will work

If your unsure grab me on insta or give us a bell and will happily explain in detail

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 awesome thank you, I have a foot pedal and don’t really go over 140 amps but I’d rather get something to handle the max of the machine for any future projects

@@andrewpirus2159 oh super then I would go with a ck17 . 150 amp the 26 is huge hence why I have a cooler and stick with the smaller torches. Or the latest ck are like a 17 but do what a 17 does without the cooler . WhatsApp me as it gets really complicated.

CK 26 TL trimline. The size of a ck17 nut will do the full amps . You won't need another torch

It's a proper nice machine this one . Will do more stuff on it shortly 👍

Hi Yes I'm working on it as the latest one I have built was bolts only so a massive possibility. I'm installing this latest one next week so will be posting on here to let people know.

Yep no problem.

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 I’ve emailed you thanks or could you upload a video of the settings to get me started

@@danbroughton-dk4jy yeah sure send and email. I should be home at 5 . Leave your number in the email as its easier to explain sometimes on the phone

Hi Yes 60x60 max if its 3mm wall if going any bigger I use aluminium with 4 to 5mm wall . Any larger your then upping motor size which ups the funds . Check out my insta as I'm on with another 👍

It's more than that I think now as I think It was a tenner when I did mine . I'm hypertherm now as Jasic became difficult to deal with

Took me 7 mins ish to install

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 are you running that hypertherm on 380v? I have seen single phase 230v in the specs but at like 30 amp which leads me to believe it's more towards US customers.

@@samuraidriver4x4 240v mate UK 16amp

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 good to know, going to save up some more and go that route then. Using a cheap Chinese cutter now but the quality isnt great and its noisy (hf) but no pc issues yet. Netherlands here 😉

It's ok 👍. Both great machines and both worlds apart on price

Elaborate please

So its bad?

@@valgo8128 it's good quality

Yes if its a tight fit you can tack without filler to hold it together however I will go over it with filler for strength

Hi Quite a lot better in my opinion but you will have guys out there that just love Rtech so this is my opinion. I used to use Rtech for everything and was ok then I tried someone's Jasic then sold all the Rtechs and replaced with the Jasics within a week however they are also close to me which should anything happen I can take it rather than post . I need to do more vids as now I use Esabs as these suit my needs better as I get busier

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 Cheers any info would be great

Np Here is my link for everything linktr.ee/smallgarageworkshop by all means give me a call as can run you through everything you need to know

This was 6mm but machine will cut up to the depth of X axis which would be about 22mm in several passes but tested on 16mm one pass no probs . 👍

Nice machine though

Ha ha no I don't cut anything while she in as she hates the compressor or any load noise . No animals are hurt or severely injured in any of my videos 🙈🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

We're are you from ??

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 I am from Denmark. Have been looking at the Langmuir systems for a while, but it would be very costly to get it to Europe

@@srenfreiesleben1028 yeah nah not worth it as mine does milling wood , aluminium and cuts and engraved glass plus tube notches and is a beast . Cost me 1180 quid and built in 4 days . Cuts more accurate than anything shop bought

@@srenfreiesleben1028 you can see what it cuts on instagram proper . @smallgarageworkshop

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 ohh cool, did not know that it could do all of that :) And you made all the drawings etc yourself ?

Hi Gerald To be honest I was going to do with this build but there was so much to do with the garage and stuff I just had to bang on with it however I did take photos of the steps so may do another as all this on here is fit around a normal 60 to 70 hour a regular job 😀

@@smallgarageworkshop6119 Appreciated. Best of luck.

Hi No problem as sorry for the delay between videos as full new workshop fully open today again so will post more shortly. Yes I like mine however none of my multiprocess machines feature in my new garage as I mainly tig and can't stand mig so I moved them out. If you message me on insta I will send you details on who I buy from and I know he will beat anyone. Thickness wise just depends on how many passed and which function your probably looking 5 to 6 mm on mig and tig and much thicker on stick .

If any consolation I had the esab 205acdc 4 in 1 just after Christmas for 3 grand and this parweld was way better bang for buck and better customer service. I mean thick I got mine for around 1350 machine only so 3 year warranty your quids in. Esab 3.5k and again 3 year warranty .