TOOLIOM 200A MIG Welder 3 in 1
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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TOOLIOM 200A MIG Welder 3 in 1 Flux MIG / Solid Wire / Lift TIG / Stick Welder 110 / 220V Dual Voltage Welding Machine
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Hey man nice, that's a handy multi-process machine! I don't see why anybody would want the 4t setting though, the one where you pull the trigger again to stop it, but to each their own. Have a great weekend, bud!
Thanks, I agree on the 4T, these machines are kind of limited to their duty cycle anyway. Thanks for watching!
thank you, i’m looking at getting the one that welds aluminum too but im checking out videos first and so far so good 👍
Right! Check out Brandon Lund he has some good videos and info on welders! Thanks for watching!
I got one. Works well. I only used to weld thin square tubing so far.
Seems good so far , I am not that good on the wire feed welders yet. Thanks for watching!
I have one an it works better than I expected..great machine..👍🏾
I agree! I'm still getting use to the wire feed compared to stick! Thanks for watching!
Looks like it works great 👍
These affordable inverter welders offers really good value.
Was that Yesterday flux wire? It really didn’t have much splatter, that’s nice 👍
Thanks for posting!
Thanks Mike! Yes it was Flux Core ,I was really surprised at the lack of splatter! It was Yeswelder
wire! Just ordered a Yeswelder helmet, You seem to have pretty good luck with the Yeswelder tools.Both HF helmets gave it up! Time for sawmilling!
Big thumbs up for the shirt!
Thanks! My son got it for me ,he lives in NJ now and his GF family has a place close by up there. Thanks for watching !
Yeah I had problems using this for mig welding with that roller also
I have been using one for the last 8 months or so and it is awesome. It will even run 1/4 in hard facing rods. I run mine on 240v with a 30 Amp breaker and even on full power it has not once tripped the breaker. Only thing to look out for is that a lot of people set up 50 Amp for welding but the cord that is hooked up to the welder is only rated for 30. Just be careful with that. Other than that this welder is awesome. My buddy Is a professional welder and I let him try it out, he ended up getting one for his home shop he said it runs as well as his $2500 Miller multi process.
Right! thanks for the info! I am happy with it! Most of my welding is mostly done under 200A, with most around 120A arc welding anyway, this is my first decent wire welder! Thanks for watching!
Same
Im thinking of getting one of these so I can practice at home. Glad to know they do work ok!
@@M4A3 I love mine. It has yet to let me down. Only thing I wish it had was the ability to use a pedal for TIG. The dedicated TIG welder they make can use a pedal though. The multi process welder I purchased just has lift TIG, but it does have high frequency start so that's a plus.
@thatoneguy454c I got mine and I am absolutely blown away. It works amazingly well. I've used 7018 rods and stick welded, as well as flux core and wire welded.
To change to 4t press the right button until the 2t is flashing and use the right knob to select 4t
Thanks John!
Thanks for the review.
It seems their synergic setting are too hot.
From what I have seen with people mig welding using the synergic settings is they get a lot of splatter.
However it gives newbs like me a place to start and you do have the option to turn the voltage down and even adjust the inductance.
I'm not sure what adjusting the inductance does but I hope I will learn.
Right! Best thing to do is get some scrap and spend a lot of time laying down beads and adjusting and playing with everything even keep a simple record on what it does on different amps and settings. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@1rustytree Do you happen to remember what size that wingnut was?
I would like to do the same "upgrade" on mine.
No big deal if you don't.
I'll just bring it along on my next Menards or Farm and Fleet trip.
@@1978garfield let me check on it in the morning I’ll let you know
@@1978garfield not sure on the size but make sure the wings are not too high they are touching the door when I close it. Doesn't affect anything though.
4 in 1:flux cord,gas mig,tig, and arc
Great video! Can you do one using MMA? I am new to welding and got this welder. I'm using 7018, 3/32 rods and have a hard time with it sticking on 1/8" steel. Current setting = "90," Hot start = "3," and Arc Force = "3." It sticks about 80% of the time. I've tried the "match strike" method and it usually sticks. I want to make sure my settings are correct. Anyway, thank you again for the video!
Thanks! Are you welding with 120v? or 220? being new to welding as you said, try using a 6013 3/32 rod at 90 EP, clean up work piece for a good clamp for ground . I am not a pro welder, but increasing the amps sometimes help too . It may sound too high for the rod but the technical stuff wont help if you cant get used to running beads. I have very seldom had 7018 around, due them picking up moisture. Crank up the amps and change polarity around see what that does.
I will try to put something out on the stick MMA part of the welder. Thanks for watching!
@@1rustytree Thank you for your advice and replying. I have to weld a part of the sub frame on my old minivan. I read that 7018 is best for it. 6013 will work okay? I plan on MIG Welding the majority, but heard 7018 can get through rust the best. I'll get rid of as much rust as possible, but wanted MMA as a backup to using MIG. So, switching polarities won't affect the welder, right? What's odd is the welder specs said it was DCEN, but proceeded to suggest using 7018 and the welder in DCEP configuration (sure I trust Chinese instructions 😉). Since regular generators' power isn't very clean, welders like yours (inverter type) need an Inverter generator for remote power, correct? Anyways, thank you, I've subb'd. Practical welding applications in the field is what you offer and what I need!
Not sure about the generator question, but a 6011 rod is the only one I have heard of that is a "dirty metal rod" or farm rod, and I have only used the 6011 on AC , its a pretty wild rod but gets the job done!. Try and clean as mush as possible on the weld area and where you clamp the ground.
You can change your polarity on that welder by switching the ground clamp cable and electrode holder cable in the + and - connector on the welder inputs. I would practice with some 6013 just to get a feel of laying down different beads. Be careful, I would hate to see your van come apart!
@@1rustytree Thanks! You use 6011 on farm equipment or 6013? I have 6011 and 7018. I need to get some 6013. I swapped the polarity and "maybe" some mild improvement. I am improving on a technique, where I start at a more acute angle and then correct the arc once I got it started. It doesn't look like "Hot start" is working well for me. Supposedly, it should be set at 20-25% of the current setting. That is "2" at a 90A setting. I bumped it to "3,4,5" at "95, 100, 105" Amps. I didn't see any difference. The reviews are good for the stick welding option on my machine, so it's definitely me. I'm just trying to baby the truck for a few more years. I only use it to haul stuff, on occasion. I'll be watching it like a hawk and relegate it to surface streets. Thank you very much!
hello, Excellent video, I'd like to help me with the measurement of the machine how it measures high and long. Thank you
18" long w/o any cables connected, 9" wide, 14" high with the handle. Thanks for watching!
Technically 4 in 1. Mig and gasless mig are 2 different types of welding
Right! Thanks for watching!
are tjis connected to gas?
No I only use flux core wire with mine, thanks for watching!
Thanks for the demo. BTW, did you build your own metal welding table or did you use a HF table? I've seen those HF tables and thought they might be a bit lacking in size and thickness. I have a MIG welder that I purchased from my friend in bible studies and have been doing so many other things. I need to dedicate some time to welding. My thinking is that you're only proficient as much as you practice. Always enjoy your projects and tips. I watched Joe LaSage "Steel to Wood" channel he makes some terrific welding look so simple. I guess once I get off my fanny and start burning some metal, then I too can build some metal projects. Take it easy. Thanks again for the video. Full-watch. Don 👍🏽🙂
Right Don! That welding table there at home it’s just a 3 x 3 steel top I got the Harborfreight welding table out in country , just used it for a little project today! Thanks for watching!
Im new to welding very new. Did your tip have a spring inside it, is that normal? It is a pain getting it off an on. Anyway i left it in and i ran beautiful beads with it even not having experience. Ive learned what to look for and expect out of a weld. I tried years ago and gave up but something about this welder made it easy
Not sure about a spring Brandon, I am at a different location than the welder , I will check on it later. Sounds like you are doing well with the welder, keep on practicing!
I'm not quite sure on you pulling technique. I've always found pushing better. I was a welder(lead) over 67 employees for Ford New Holland building combines and Haybines for 9 years
we were instructed to always push and never pull!!
I heard that if the method you were using has slag you pull, but I’m not a professional welder either! Thanks for watching!
Hi. Great video. Will this run on a 15 amp outlet ? Specs state 110V 32 Amps ?
20a is the smallest I have ever tried and it has to be the only thing running on the circuit. I am not an electrician though either! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the reply. You loaded .035 gasless flux core, can it use .030 gasless flux, the manual states only .035, have you tried it ? thanks
@@ja9915 no I’m still on the same roll of wire that I put in originally maybe takeoff the tip and see if it’ll feed at all if it does put a smaller tip on it and dry it
There doesn't appear to be a setup in the parameters for .030 gasless flux core, only .035. The chart only shows .035 for gasless flux
@@ja9915 now that you’re talking about that I’m not sure I’ve ever seen any 030 flux wire, although I’m not really up on all the flux wire welding my old harbor freight was 035 also I think
Price of that welling machine In Tanzania?
Not sure, this one was from Amazon US.
Which one do you prefer yeswelder multi process or titanium multi process or TOOLIOM multi process looking for one to buy
I picked the Tooliom over Yeswelder for price. The Titanium was not considered. It has been good for me so far, no problem’s! Thanks for watching!
Dr. B, I owned the Titanium welder a couple years back, I can say without hesitation it was a great welder (even on 110v.) The biggest difference is in the price. I paid $289 after tax/delivery for the Tooliom, vs $489 for the Titanium. You aren't going to see any advantages with the HF model, especially nothing warranting an extra $200.
Do you still have this and did you ever get the tig add-on?
Yes still working good, do not have the TIG setup,Thanks for watching!
cant get the wire to feed through, just coils up is the gun damaged? bent?
Did you unscrew the tip of the gun so it feeds thru? then slide the tip over the wire and screw it back on. If it still wont go maybe there is something wrong with the cable.
@@1rustytree Yes
@@TheSarge1911 I guess if it starts in the hole and don't come out the cable must be damaged somewhere along the line, sorry I cant be more helpful , Iguess you tried all the obvious things.
@@1rustytree its all good, I'm sending it back to amazon
Regions of video description 200 a there is not a 200 a
I took that off of the Amazon description of the order when I ordered it, I guess it meant 200Amp
Newbee here. What Amp breaker is your setup?
Welcome! I have a 50a but I think you can run the Tooliom on a 30a, check the manual on it to be sure! Thanks for watching!
were you doing thse tests at 110v or 220v
Both. The lower amperage showing on the meter we’re done on 110 V the higher amperage on the board at the end were 220 thanks for watching! The Lincoln was obviously 220 also!
Is this capable of welding 2x2 steel tubing at 0.120 thick walls with a 110v outlet?
About 1/8" ? Try to get it on a 20A circuit, with nothing else running on it. Make sure you get good penetration on the weld is the important thing. Check the manual . Maybe try using the arc welding setting. Having said all that , yes.
Magkano po ang mig machine 200amp
About $300 or so, thanks for watching!