Nice video mate - clear and straightforward, good commentary and not hyped or over-energetic. I like the close-ups. Comparisons are SO useful - side by side etc. SO many machines in this market, so many facilities and features, nice to hear different machines and different techniques shown and talked through.
Yup I just represent most guys in a none pro workshop but need an honest review or how it is without all the editing. Many thanks anything else you want me to cover just yell 😊👍
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
Cracking little set!..Mine is being delivered on Monday. You asked about the jasic in one of my videos, i kept it for a short time but couldn't get along with with it so went back to my Migatronic Flex 330. Ive now bought an Esab Rebel 320 for the workshop and it seems to be doing the trick. :) Just subscribed :)
Hey mate loved the video Do these machines just plug straight into the wall or is there some need for an electrician to come in and install a few bits was thinking of picking this up just not to sure on how to get it going in my garage
Nice one.great to hear a relaxed northern voice rather than a American lol. May be thinking of getting one of these mainly for the mma and the mig .but would like to learn tiggin
Lol ... well not sure about relaxed but if you need any info on any of the Jasics let me know as it's the only ones I run now as I cant afford down time. 👍
My dad uses these now as brilliant to set up in both modes but the unit was just to big in size for me to keep in my small shed but customer service is again brilliant. If your interested in a parweld one just pop me a mail and will beat anyone in UK for price
First go on it too as I don't edit anything out on my vids as it what it on lol . Good machine but if its your only welder and one method fails the lot is going back
Hi on this one I used the parweld one however I have an Esab 205acdc so will be doing a run through on this . Not been active really on youtube as my mancave is getting a large upgrade so hopefully be back in buisness around end of May 👍
A great video, if I may ask you as it is now 2022 do you still rate Parweld XTM211DI as a good welder to buy, also What thickness of steel / SS/alloy will this weld up to? Lastly is there a good place to buy this machine from? sorry for all the questions.
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 .
@@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.
Basically at 200 amp your standard torches get too hot so then you need the wp26 which is huge . Cooler enabled smaller torches to be used plus you can use the full amp of your machine without stopping
2 completely different sets but if its tig your looking at then the Jasic as its a cleaner sharper arc on stainless plus the frequency is 250 on the jasic rather than 150 on the parweld . Both great sets though
@@smallgarageworkshop6119 thanks, and what about all these Jasic 200 models? What’s the point of the 202 when the 200p mini is half the weight at the same price?
@@Tuffjobs its all all about the water cooler really as i like the smaller ck20 torch but the size of a wp9. Inside is pretty much the same machine but better air flow a lot better on off switch hence for the machine they are pretty much the same machine. Best sub 2k tig welder to be honest before you step up to the big boys. Used them for maybe 6 years now and never let me down as customer service is also bang on
@@smallgarageworkshop6119 Where is the frequency listed on the various machine specs and what difference does the frequency have on the welding? I'm now leaning towards the Parweld 211 because it would be good to have the MIG option even though TIG would be my main thing. Thanks again! (My local dealer also says that Parweld is a better made machine - any thoughts?)
I would say so however if you click on my link and send me an email or message me through insta I will put you in contact to the company who supplies mine and he will be the cheapest in UK .
@@jamiechriston340 Hi I run my plasma off a 16amp supply however you can pretty much cut 4mm from a 13amp socket as i did for ages. I upgraded to a 32amp supply but cut this down to 16amp as when my compressor kicks up it used to trip sometimes in the middle of the cut . Hope this helps
Nice video mate - clear and straightforward, good commentary and not hyped or over-energetic. I like the close-ups.
Comparisons are SO useful - side by side etc. SO many machines in this market, so many facilities and features, nice to hear different machines and different techniques shown and talked through.
Yup I just represent most guys in a none pro workshop but need an honest review or how it is without all the editing. Many thanks anything else you want me to cover just yell 😊👍
Great video bud, thanks for posting, really helpful. Still happy with the welder two years down the line? Thinking of buying one.
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 👌😊
Cracking little set!..Mine is being delivered on Monday. You asked about the jasic in one of my videos, i kept it for a short time but couldn't get along with with it so went back to my Migatronic Flex 330. Ive now bought an Esab Rebel 320 for the workshop and it seems to be doing the trick. :) Just subscribed :)
Great video! Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Best from UK from yourself again as explained how I like them
Hey mate loved the video
Do these machines just plug straight into the wall or is there some need for an electrician to come in and install a few bits was thinking of picking this up just not to sure on how to get it going in my garage
Nice one.great to hear a relaxed northern voice rather than a American lol.
May be thinking of getting one of these mainly for the mma and the mig .but would like to learn tiggin
Lol ... well not sure about relaxed but if you need any info on any of the Jasics let me know as it's the only ones I run now as I cant afford down time. 👍
My dad uses these now as brilliant to set up in both modes but the unit was just to big in size for me to keep in my small shed but customer service is again brilliant. If your interested in a parweld one just pop me a mail and will beat anyone in UK for price
Really.i see they are around the 1400 quid mark . (Parweld)
Also would you know if the parweld is generator friendly
Yeah they are generator friendly and you would require a 10kva minimum .
Cheers
Thats a nice weld!
First go on it too as I don't edit anything out on my vids as it what it on lol . Good machine but if its your only welder and one method fails the lot is going back
very informative
Much appreciated 💪
Hi mate what cooler do you run ? Love the video
Hi on this one I used the parweld one however I have an Esab 205acdc so will be doing a run through on this . Not been active really on youtube as my mancave is getting a large upgrade so hopefully be back in buisness around end of May 👍
A great video, if I may ask you as it is now 2022 do you still rate Parweld XTM211DI as a good welder to buy, also
What thickness of steel / SS/alloy will this weld up to?
Lastly is there a good place to buy this machine from?
sorry for all the questions.
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 .
Excellent Video 😍
What torch would you reccomend as a plug and play for the Parweld? I don’t have a cooler so just to plug direct into the 211di? Thanks
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
Do you need a water cooler? What’s its function?
Basically at 200 amp your standard torches get too hot so then you need the wp26 which is huge . Cooler enabled smaller torches to be used plus you can use the full amp of your machine without stopping
How does the Paraweld compare to the Jasic mini tig?
2 completely different sets but if its tig your looking at then the Jasic as its a cleaner sharper arc on stainless plus the frequency is 250 on the jasic rather than 150 on the parweld . Both great sets though
@@smallgarageworkshop6119 thanks, and what about all these Jasic 200 models? What’s the point of the 202 when the 200p mini is half the weight at the same price?
@@Tuffjobs its all all about the water cooler really as i like the smaller ck20 torch but the size of a wp9. Inside is pretty much the same machine but better air flow a lot better on off switch hence for the machine they are pretty much the same machine. Best sub 2k tig welder to be honest before you step up to the big boys. Used them for maybe 6 years now and never let me down as customer service is also bang on
@@smallgarageworkshop6119 that’s makes sense! At what point does one need a water cooler?
@@smallgarageworkshop6119 Where is the frequency listed on the various machine specs and what difference does the frequency have on the welding? I'm now leaning towards the Parweld 211 because it would be good to have the MIG option even though TIG would be my main thing. Thanks again! (My local dealer also says that Parweld is a better made machine - any thoughts?)
so worth getting? I'm getting one and just want to know if it's good??
I would say so however if you click on my link and send me an email or message me through insta I will put you in contact to the company who supplies mine and he will be the cheapest in UK .
@@smallgarageworkshop6119 how much did you pay for your? Thanks
@@RoaldyRobertson message me on instagram buddy cheers
@@smallgarageworkshop6119 hi mate great video, what power supply are you running your machine off please?
@@jamiechriston340 Hi
I run my plasma off a 16amp supply however you can pretty much cut 4mm from a 13amp socket as i did for ages. I upgraded to a 32amp supply but cut this down to 16amp as when my compressor kicks up it used to trip sometimes in the middle of the cut . Hope this helps
How much it$$$$$
Why have you got so many welders?
Hi buddy they all do different things plus I demonstate them and test them 👍