True. And any good welder should be better than the machine.. But I'd rather see an amateur guy using the pulse control if it helps him get the speed and timing down.
Same here, and if you're going to compare manual to automatic you need to actually back off the pedal more than a little bit. Imho, machine pulse is best used in the 250-500pps range solely for heat dissipation
Good demo! I’m still new to tig and to the pulse feature on my everlast mts 225 this vid helps me! Keep the vids coming, I need more!!! Thanks!!
It all depends on the amount of coffee you take 😁. I get calm when I’m TIG welding
I sometimes play a 90 bps metronome video when im practicing , helps with moving more consistently
Beats per second?
@@zacharytuttle5618 bpm* my bad
My sense of timing is terrible. I always rely on my Everlast to pulse for me.
Why do we need got pulse then ? Why can not we just weld using the normal operation steady current Tig welding ?
Very amateurish speed control. I can match a pulse weld in uniformity anytime.
True. And any good welder should be better than the machine.. But I'd rather see an amateur guy using the pulse control if it helps him get the speed and timing down.
Same here, and if you're going to compare manual to automatic you need to actually back off the pedal more than a little bit.
Imho, machine pulse is best used in the 250-500pps range solely for heat dissipation
I’ve always wanted to convert a Cry Baby wah pedal for one of my tig machines. I’d settle for a Morley but it just wouldn’t be as cool.