Nice video Kenny, looks a very cool unit. You will have lots of fun with that mate. I was looking at the same unit, but now thinking of going 3 phase as I have 3 phase in the shed. Thanks for taking the time to share. Cheers
It’s a great machine at the price point. Love mine. Bit of a learning curve working out the settings. I recommend going into advanced synergic for double pulse. Just to custom set your balance, low current and frequency. I use single pulse and a back step mainly. I just find it easier. Set up your hot start and crater fill. Mate you won’t look back.
Yeah mate, I would definitely do all the main long welds with double pulse MIG. It’s just so much quicker. You would still need a TIG for the finer areas where you need to finesse the weld a bit more. The MIG is great but you can’t put heat in without adding wire so it isn’t suitable for some areas.
@@tedus9773 It goes into the MIG torch outlet facing back towards the drive rollers when using steel wire with the steel torch liner instead of the ally liner it comes with 👍🏼
Nice video Kenny, looks a very cool unit. You will have lots of fun with that mate. I was looking at the same unit, but now thinking of going 3 phase as I have 3 phase in the shed. Thanks for taking the time to share. Cheers
Thanks mate. Jealous of you having 3 phase 👍🏼 I need a bigger shed
Hey Kenny, no matter how big-a shed we have, we are always going to want a bigger one LOL. Take care , Cheers from west Oz
It’s a great machine at the price point. Love mine. Bit of a learning curve working out the settings. I recommend going into advanced synergic for double pulse. Just to custom set your balance, low current and frequency. I use single pulse and a back step mainly. I just find it easier.
Set up your hot start and crater fill. Mate you won’t look back.
Thanks for the tips mate 👍🏼 definitely got a few settings to get my head around.
If you had your time again building the toy hauler would you double pules tig it? I’m looking at building one like yours.
Might not tig my mistake
Yeah mate, I would definitely do all the main long welds with double pulse MIG. It’s just so much quicker. You would still need a TIG for the finer areas where you need to finesse the weld a bit more. The MIG is great but you can’t put heat in without adding wire so it isn’t suitable for some areas.
Have you got the 4in one acdc machine ?
This Unimig one is a 4 in 1 but it’s only DC TIG. No AC.
Did you work out what that 100 mm steel tube was for?
@@tedus9773 It goes into the MIG torch outlet facing back towards the drive rollers when using steel wire with the steel torch liner instead of the ally liner it comes with 👍🏼
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Not hard to be first with my view counts mate 😂 but well done 🏆