Millermatic 211 Review & Tips
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Baker's Gas is here to tell you everything you need to know before buying your Millermatic 211. It is our best-selling MIG welder! We want to help you understand what this welder will and will not do.
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Welds material from 24 gauge to 3/8 in thick in a single pass.
Power: 110 and 220 adapters included
Takes up to an 11# Spool of wire
We walk you through how Miller Auto Set works
Plus stay tuned for our Millermatic 211 vs Multimatic 215 video coming later this week! (The big brother to the 211)
Let us know if you have any questions or need a quote! support@bakersgas.com
continue the setting up to test welding please , very clear and to the point for newbies like me and others who watch these introductory videos ... thank you very much
Thank you for watching and for the feedback!
@@BakersGas Thank you for the info man
I used this machine today. Have owned it for over 10 years. It has been fantastic. I also have the 150 spool gun.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Bought the millermatic 211 about a year ago and I had issues with the gauges not working correctly, miller sent me a much nicer set under warranty, other than that it a wonderful welder
This was the best video. Short sweet to the point.
Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
I would have appreciated a general comment like yes you can use this with flux core and even though you don't need gas you can run gas also
On this welder you can use a fifteen foot gun for better reach. I have one on my welder works great.
Yes thanks for watching! Anyone looking for the 15 foot gun:
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Will you do aluminum welding with it .?
Will this unit handle 1/4" aluminum?
Do not give up Nardy
People want to know if it's on Flex core mode and you swap the polarity cables can you use the gas even though you don't have to like dual Shield
This my friend is why i love youtube. Thank you, know i now what i have and how to use it
Can you use the 211 with flux core as a dual shield with gas does the solenoid open and close with the trigger
He said “Assembled in Wisconsin all American” 🤣. Far from all American, but they do pay Americans in apple Wisconsin to put the Chinese parts together like legos.
I had 4 board failures in 3 years from their Chyyyyna parts. Finally sold the machine and bought an Everlast. At least they’re honest about being Chinese made, have a 5 year warranty (“Big Blue” is only 3), and I got a fully loaded multiprocess machine for like $1000 less than this POS Miller box was brand new. Have had absolutely zero issues with it, and honestly, I think it welds slightly better than the Miller too, Mig vs Mig. Everytime my 211 broke, they’d need 2-3 months to fix the damn thing. NEVER AGAIN. 👎🏻
is there a euro torch version of this machine ?
Is Miller still owned and operated in the US and are they made in the US
Yes, they assemble and engineer all of the equipment in Appleton, WI! We got a chance to go on a tour it was awesome!
@@BakersGas”Assemble and Engineer” does not mean Made in the USA. If I build a Camaro here in the US using Toyota parts, does that make it “Made in America”? Big Blue sold out, just like the rest of them, but still expect top dollar. I’ve switched to Everlast and couldn’t be happier. 4 board failures in 3 years. Miller made an enormous mistake selling out on it’s loyal customers.
assembled in the usa but where are the parts from???
Chyyyyna.
Can this machine hook up to FCAW-G
Hello, Yes you can flux core MIG weld if you change your drive rolls
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Sorry to be a jerk I guess I must be jealous of people who got Christmas seems like a video on how to unpack a machine
The older 211 was a much better machine.