MIG TIG & PLASMA All in ONE Machine! Review YesWelder FIRSTESS™ MP200 5-in-1 Welder & Cutter
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- One machine can do it all, MIG, TIG, Plasma, Stick welding. This is a great entry level welder for a car guy like me. Weld sheet metal, roll cage, make brackets, fabricate everything! Yes Welder!
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00:00 Yes Welder Multiprocess Welding Machine Review
01:02 Unboxing various accessories
04:06 Setup machine for TIG welding
09:25 TIG Weld 20 Ga sheet metal
10:41 TIG Weld Arc Shots
15:30 TIG Weld 1/8" steel with fillet weld
18:12 Setup machine for MIG welding
20:13 MIG Weld 1/8" Steel
21:18 MIG Weld 20 Ga sheet metal
24:04 Setup machine for Plasma cutting
25:07 Plasma cut 1/8" Steel
25:48 How to break off plasma cutting dross or slag
30:11 Porsche bumper sanded
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Thanks Tom! Looks like this is the way to go for those of us who stick metal together but are space (and budget) constrained.
It's not a bad machine! Having said that I gave it to my brother in law. I now have a prime weld TIG machine. It's also affordable and works really well. Stop by if you want to try it😊
Im a Porsche enthusiast and was looking at Multi Purpose welders this is a great video AND channel i can see....thx 👍👍👍👍🇨🇦
Cool, thanks for watching. I have new Porsche content every week
The pink ceramic nozzles with the small holes are for welding with flux core wire. It insulates the contact tip and prevents the gas holes in the torch from getting clogged with splatter since they aren't being used.
Thanks for the info, but those didn't fit on the MIG on torch only TIG
Hi , great review, if beginners are watching they will make the same mistake you made you forgot to tack about every inch, thats why your joint closed up on you and you,
will not have full penetration, easy mistake to make I've done it myself!! great video, keep going.
Thanks for showing me how to use my new welder!
How do you like it so far?
@@GarageTimeAutoResto I am super impressed. I already had a wire-feed welder, but it's pretty lame and finicky. This thing is not! So glad I got in on the kickstarter price. That's what you'd pay for any one of these 5 things in the Firstess.
The MIG does work well!
Waiting for mine now.
Cool, I hope it comes soon.
Hey Tom. Good review. 14 psi is 1bar..
Thank you for the demo, need to work on the lift off to prevent the arch strikes.
Agree, but I much prefer a door pedal
Tom Hold your tungsten in an electric drill and spin it when sharping. Also I bought a cheap 3" chinesium diamond disc to grind them on. Works well, The plasma cutter will work in anything that will conduct electricity, even carbon fiber.
Thanks John. I should get a little mini grinding wheel for those tungstens. spinning them in a drill is also a good idea. If used the drill method before and it works best for shorter tungstens. The .040" ones get a little bendy.
Great video Tom. I like watching reviews of products... call me crazy. I'm not sure I would like a machine that adjusts my MIG settings. It seems that I am always adjusting them. If I have a big gap vs. no gap. If I want to do filling vs. flat welds in the case of rosette welds. Or if I'm welding on a vertical surface, at least for my welder I need to adjust the speed higher so the wire does not bounce back and ball up, same for when you are welding upside down. As for the TIG welder, I would think the YES Welder would be very difficult. You have to be in super control to have it start right away, you need to be ready to go, and it looks hard to shut off as you have to pull it away. I have two bottom end welders from Eastwood MIG and TIG. My TIG has a peddle and a switch on the torch for off / on. My welding teacher was saying that you really need to be able to adjust the power... When I was using the TIG I always thought that was a limiting factor for me. I need to go back to the TIG, I bet it would be a lot easier now that I know how to weld with a MIG. But for $500! You can't go wrong. Especially if you are not using it all the time. If I could go back in time I would have invested the money and bought a really nice Red or Blue machine. I wish I was in CA I would have definitely gone to your welding class. Have a great week!
Hi Rodney, stop by anytime for some TIG practice. My belief is that TIG will make you a better MIG welder. It's all about the puddle control and visibility.
I do prefer the variable foot pedal. The pedal can be a pain when working in and around a car, but the ability to control the starts and stops is huge.
Qqq I will get it to another day I will get there
Hi Tom, great video. Thanks for all the information . Knock on wood the Jag has been rust free so still have not purchased a welder. Now debating to go with this or spend more for the HF start like we discussed a while back. Hummmmm. Again, great info, thanks for making and sharing. Cheers.
High Frequency start is easier, but it doesn't mean you can't get used to it. One thing I noticed is that the work needs to be clamped down because when you lift the tungsten it sometime takes the metal with it!
@@GarageTimeAutoResto Thanks. Easier is better. I'll continue saving for the better unit. That will give me a good excuse to come out to CA with the Jag for a TIG lesson. 😀
I asked a guy to weld a knife blade that had snapped in half. He said hell no. Hardened steel would be a nightmare. Be did it in the end. But wasn't happy
Ok, come on over. I hope you don't find any rust on your Jag. Fingers crossed
Right, not all steels are weldable.
Gas ax works also, hate cut off discs, emergency room calls tell u
Another Great video. I've been wanting to buy a welder for a long time. I took some classes a couple years back but never took the next step. Your video just inspired me to do that. I am little concerned about a welder that does it all....does it do any one thing great!? I figure based on your review and the price, I cant go wrong. Thank again for the review and the info.
It works great as a plasma cutter and MIG welder. The TIG functions are a little light, but for the price its great.
Would it be possible to add Spool gun with manual MIG control with this machine?
You made me laugh when you said the plasma shoots out a flame!! But I know what you ment. It’s not a oxy torch now lmao
Thanks for the video! I received my MP200 this week - in their first batch of shipments. I'm ready to play, but I have no idea what I'm doing at the moment and I'm in study mode. One thing that I've seen them promoting this week is the foot pedal add-on. Any chance you've been able to test that on this machine?
That's great that they are no offering a foot pedal upgrade. That's one feature that I wish it came with.
I have not tried it yet. Maybe they will send me one?
can you send a link to where i can get it please
Everlast 215c seems like a better buy
I haven't tried Everlast, but I've heard good things about them.
How do you like it does it stand up to your likings would love to know what is your feedback on this on this welder and plasma cutter please Comment back thank you very much I hope you are the type to let somebody know And let that person know what you think of this machine thank you
I don't know what else you want me to say? I spoke about it for 30 minutes in this video. Did you watch it?
@@GarageTimeAutoResto I watched half of it then I commented it to you about it and then I got a phone call on my phone thank you
Weld aluminum? Aluminum requires AC and TIG. Not DC TIG as many machines are. Stainless and steel welds with DC also then, not a problem. Believe I have all this correct.
This machine will not weld Aluminum. You are correct that Al requires AC.
Is there any settings lower then 18 Guage? Is this due to being plugged into 220v rather then 110v possibly? I'm curious as I often am welding 20-24 Guage sheet metal and need to be able to dial the welder into these parameters, any ideas ? Cheers
There is no preset for 20 ga, but you can manually adjust the current and voltage lower to suit your needs.
@@GarageTimeAutoResto what is the lowest you can set the voltage and current to?
I think 20A. And I can't remember the voltage. If you are going that low you should use a thinner wire too. I think this machine only goes down to .023
@@GarageTimeAutoResto Unfortunately, no the smallest wire they will support is 0.030. (I asked about this on the Kickstarter.)
I can't find the link here and I called Yesswelder and they said it was $599.00. Also they said I couldn't get it until mid october. Would love to have on
The link and price is in the description. You just need to click the read more under the video. Here it is. Yep $599 and they told me they are ramping up their production now.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/yeswelder/yeswelder-firstesstm-mp200-5-in-1-welder-and-cutter?KOL&GarageTime&YesWelder
Primeweld 225 will blow this Machine away 💯💪🇺🇸
I like the prime weld so far!
Is the speed on the Mig reads in meters per minute and not inches per minute?
I don't remember the units, I just turned the knob until it works.
According to the published info, you can set it for metric or imperial. I haven't dug into the settings of mine yet. Spent all day reading about it and watching UA-cam videos.
Does anyone have a review of this machine over the course of a year or more. Or more importantly having an issue and getting it resolved thru the manufacturer....
Doubt it because it hasn't been available that long. Yes welder has been around though
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Looks like a nice tool, unfortunately it's being offered at 999 now, had gotten excited at the 599 price.
Yes, they had a great introductory price.
Hi Tom how much that 5in1welding plasma cutter
It was about $500, but now it's $1000. Still a good buy
Can this machine weld aluminum also?
No, but this one can.
ua-cam.com/video/HMA2YmFiQNc/v-deo.html
I was excited to buy one until I realized it won't do aluminum. I really need a welder that can mig steel and tig aluminum that fits in a compact space. I hoped this was the answer.
I tested this one too that can MIG aluminum. But it doesn't have the AC function for aluminum TIG
ua-cam.com/video/HMA2YmFiQNc/v-deo.html
@@GarageTimeAutoResto Oh cool, thanks
Does it have pulse frequency in tig?
No
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Will this tig weld aluminum
No. It's DC only. Aluminum needs AC
Does it cold weld
No, it can't
I’ll just say this. If anyone does decide to go cheap, do not get flux core!!
Agree! Unless of course you're welding in hurricane force winds.
@@GarageTimeAutoResto Flux is also good if you're a scaggy botcher who welds rust.
I almost got so excited for until I saw the price is now $1999 for entry welding, too bad the price went up
Wow. That's a big price jump!
It’s $999 NOT $1999
I’d be more interested if it was AC and HF start.
Yep, those are big ones. TIG is the weakest function out of all that's offered.
I know these are new, but for such a lightweight machine, I question the long term reliability of these machines. Can anyone comment on it?
This model was launched through Kickstarter earlier this year and the first customer units have only started to arrive in the past two weeks. Mine showed up on December 23, so I put a bow on it and threw it under the Christmas tree so that the kids would see me excited about a new toy! Short answer: no one can comment to longevity of this model because they are just now hitting the consumer market.
How much the cost of this machine?
The price went up to $899 or $999
In Brazil
What is the final price of all this
It's now $999. It was offered for much less when first launched.
110V mode???
Yes, it does 110 V too. Just reduced machine output but plenty string enough for automotive use.
Tom you remind me a little bit of Chevy Chase
Ha ha, I wish I had his fame and money
Thought the same. National Lampoons welder review!!! Lmao
How much could it be
I think the retail price is now close to $1k
How much that kind of machine
I think its up to $999 now.
How do I buy one
Link in the video description
How much does it cost?
I think it's up to $900 now
That's the problem with these reviews. Yes keeps giving away free machines and getting good reviews. there are other machines out there for less and just as good if not better.
Like which ones. Can you please give an example. I'm currently on the market for one.
If your looking for a decent multi-process you'll want to go with fronius/esab or a primeweld MP for $900 if your more budget minded.
I would avoid yes welders machines and I don't recommend the multimatic 2xx's or lincoln 210mp either as the service from both companies is pretty crap now and the consumables are not interchangeable with other Miller and Lincoln machines respectively. The Lincoln Mp is a particular disappointment because you need to buy the TIG torch, pedal AND plug for another $1000 CAD after you've already given up 3500 for the machine. You have to pop the cover off the machine to install the plug which is just a bad joke and the machine doesn't utilize the gas solenoid in it for TIG only MIG. Meaning when you TIG you have to plug your gas line into the bottle and manually open and close the valve on the torch.
If your still looking, get a dedicated C.C source for SMAW and TIG and a seperate C.V. source for MIG.
Primeweld 225x, HTP are good choices. They have all the settings you need AC, downslope, pulse etc.
For MIG and material up to 5/16 with hard wire, I'd have a scope locked on local Craigslist, and marketplace looking for a millermatic/migmatic 200, or a Mk Cobramig which will generally be in the $600-1000 USD range depending on condition.
If your good with re-wiring wire feed motors you could go with a Hobart Betamig200 (old hobart before IWT Miller bought them out). They can be found sub-250$ up here. Prob less in the states.
You will find you generally get more features on a dedicated machine at a much cheaper price.
MP machines are a bit of a gouge IMO.
HOW ABOUT STIG?
Haven't tried stick. Is that what you mean?
So the yeswelder did not include the tungsten or filler rod wtf ! Now what
How about answering the question
No consumables included. There's a lot of choice when it comes to those items, so I guess they leave it up to you.
Another YESWELDER review releases today on this channel.
What question? I'm not a YESWELDER employee.
Mig welds much better! Than the tig!
Totally agree 👍
좋겠다
It's 850 now
Really? That went up fast
Vender
No gas or amp control lost interest already.
Not needed for MIG or Plasma cutting, ha ha. But I agree with you, TIG should have all the controls. Look at the early heli-arc machines. They were full of knobs!
Not impressed with this welder !
What don't you like?
The person or the machine ????
you need practice
Thx
Ok Chevy Chase