Vevor Welding Wire Is An ABSOLUTE BARGAIN !! Get Some !
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2024
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Canada -
s.vevor.com/bfQRBO .035 flux
s.vevor.com/bfQSqP .030 flux
s.vevor.com/bfQRBt .035 solid
s.vevor.com/bfQSqZ .030 solid
USA -
s.vevor.com/bfQSqF .035 flux.
s.vevor.com/bfQSq8 .030 flux
s.vevor.com/bfQSrf .035 solid
s.vevor.com/bfQSrn .030 solid
EU -
s.vevor.com/bfQSrE .030 solid
UK - NA
AU -
s.vevor.com/bfQSrR .030 flux
MX - NA
DE -
s.vevor.com/bfQSWw .030 solid
FR -
s.vevor.com/bfQSWH .030 solid
IT - NA
ES -
s.vevor.com/bfQSWZ .030 solid
PL -
s.vevor.com/bfQSXe .030 solid
NL -
s.vevor.com/bfQSXo .030 solid
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Actual Description: Vevor makes great welding wire... and it's CHEAP ! - Авто та транспорт
Those welds look really good for flux core wire, and I could tell by the sound of the weld that it was welding smooth.
It caught me off guard. I really didn't expect it to be that good. They must have their flux formula figured out pretty well.
Yeah Vevor has some pretty good deals and decent quality.
You need the Vevor wire brush.
Looking forward to your cnc build.
As per usual, the US market gets a lot more stuff, haha.. but we are getting more and more of it.
Knowing how thrifty Joel is,
the next time we see that brush it will have 4" cut off the length and another 6 months worth of use🗓😮 🤣👍🏼
@@DanDan-yy8sf That has happened many times, haha.
Just went and bought some! thanks for the info Joel
Awesome ! haha. Thanks !
I just now noticed your new channel logo..
Wow! That almost makes me want to go back to flux wire. Almost. Nah! But, that does look impressive. About mentioning Vevor, I'm a Vevor junkie, so you don't hurt my feelings. I know what you mean!
Haha.. I like flux core because it means not worrying about running out of gas, not having to run to the welding supply stores as often and it's more forgiving. You can't beat a gas weld though...
Their solid wire is only $43.99.... There have been a few people who mentioned Vevor, and recently a guy who just said "Too much Vevor. Unsubscribed" or something like that, haha. I said what I said because I thought it was amusing, haha.
Vevor has a lot of really cool stuff. Canada is getting more all the time but the US has WAY more.
Seems to be that flux core really comes down to how it’s stored. Being vacuum packed is an indication that the results will be satisfactory at a minimum.
Flux core that’s been stored on shelves for months sucks up a bunch or moisture and ruins the weld puddle.
Interesting. I knew this was true for welding rods, but didn't know if it would matter with flux core. I remember welding with a spool that literally had a white haze on the outside of it... obviously not good... but it "worked fine" ... meaning, it held stuff together. I guessing it wouldn't pass any sort of inspection, haha.
@@loweredexpectations4927 Flux core is pretty forgiving stuff. It penetrates even when it’s all old and crusty. It just looks like chicken poop.
@@matthewf1979 Haha.. yeah. You can be very lazy with prep with flux core and still stick things together. If you spend any time with gas, you do get really spoiled with how nice it looks.
I think next time I need wire I'm going to give that vevor wire a try
It's pretty hard to go wrong. I hope this is an item that they start stocking regularly. I asked them to send me this, and it took a little effort to convince her because of the low stock. I pointed out that the wire they sent me isn't the only wire they have, bla bla bla...
Thanks for the tip on the wire. I used your link and code to order a spool. Hopefully you'll get a kickback from the sale.
Thanks for your support ! I'm sure you will be very pleased with the wire... as long as the shipping company doesn't destroy or lose it...
Thx Joel ordered a roll yesterday. Awesome deal.
Good stuff ! As long as it isn't destroyed or lost in shipping... it will serve you well... Dang shipping companies.
Good to know this. I'm going to dig-out my Princess Auto welder and see if it will accommodate a 10 / 11 lbs spool. Great savings on wire 👍🏻.
The other two diesel heaters I bought will be at my post office on Monday. I used the 1st heater I bought last week to warm up my truck engine after the block heater failed. Cold starts at -20 are not something I want to do so, this is just another way to use the "all in one" portable Vevor heater. 🔥
Really good content, thanks.
Most welders can handle these... but You may need an adapter for it. They usually come with one.
Haha... That's one creative use for the heater. we installed on on my buddys 4Runner and he thought it would be a good idea to run the exhaust into the engine bay to try to keep it warm.
I'm looking forward to giving flux core a try, in 25-30 years of welding I still haven't ever seen it used, in or out in the field.good video pal.
Wow... I'm going to say that you probably got pretty spoiled if you have been using gas that whole time ! Flux core is great in a lot of ways, but there is much more post clean up, if you care about how your weld looks... Also, if you are doing multiple passes, you have to clean up between passes...
Thanks for the comment !
@@loweredexpectations4927 Spoiled...neh, I'm a mig welder but on the site work it's mostly been stick welding, I just got a roll in recently to try, and see what it's all about. Thanks.
Keep smashing it joel👍
Thanks.
I was going to make a joke about the Vevor wire being 'fresher', but honestly... IF you old wire was really old, there very well could have been an oxide layer on it. You're a bit more humid than I am but not much (I'm 2hrs straight south of you near the big L!). One trick is to make a folded pad of brillo/scotch brite and wrap it over the wire just before it hits the first feed roller. Then hold it there with a bulldog clip. The wire then gets a bit of a polish, just before it gets used.
It may be that it is newer ... My Blueshield doesn't look tarnished ... I have used some before that had a white haze on it, haha... it "worked" but made a lot of spatter and some porosity.... so ... not ideal.
About you mentioning vevor, my opinion is you can mention anyone you want. I'm the only one who decide to watch your videos or not. And by the way I appreciate your vevor comments and find them as instructive as the rest of your videos. Keep doing whatever you want.
That comment was aimed at a very small group of people, and I was pretty sire that it would amuse others, haha. Thanks for your support !
Hey Joel, Thanks for the heads-up on the Vevor wire. You repeatedly state you're not a good welder, but that table looks great and your welds with the Vevor wire look fine to me, it is possible you're a much better welder than you think you are.
Thanks ! I appreciate the kind comment.
I don't think I'm a horrible welder, but if you don't say things to that effect, you have lots of professional / Instagram welders judging every single thing you do. Making fun of myself is basically a self defense mechanism, haha.
5/32 6010 liquid air is the best rod there is, but $50/10lb of flux core... I have a ac225 Lincoln i can hot wire to a wire unit and run 330ipm 160amp 38 volt and it just works. but those 110 volt units want it more? got a blue demon roll for that price a few years back and fixed a snow plow that got run over by a 11'000lb truck, the whole 10lb in -35*c... takes a lot of wire to fill anything. used 8 pounds of 5/32 6010 liquid air to install the axle on my car... they cut thru everything and fill gaps a mig wont.
I have never used their rods. I have Millar ones as well as the cheapest ones I could find at Princess Auto ... I planed on testing them back to back, but never got around to it.
Wow... That's a big job !! I think it generally takes me a year to use 8-10 pounds, haha.
man....seeing you unroll that fat extension cord in your garage is making me so jealous! I only have roughly 15A 120v coming in, plus 2 extension cords on separate 15A breakers, but no 240v. I think it would cost me upwards of 2000$ to get proper electrical installed...oh well.
I have used 120 in the past for welding and plasma cutting... When I built my garage I made sure to have lots of power... but it still wasn't enough, and I just had to upgrade my panel this fall.
I didn't take any loans for my garage, so it took me 3 years to "finish" it and some of the stuff that I got was used... In the end I got it the way I wanted ... with as much space as I had to work with...
... and I will likely have to sell my house and move in a few months, because I'm getting separated and won't be able to get approved for a mortgage.
You should buy a couple more flux core bundles before the price goes up or the shipping because of all the shipping delays through the South China seas and Panama and the Red Sea canal not bad to have some on hand especially because argon gas for non-flux wire has become very expensive and hit mess to get you might be a savior if the s*** hits the fan having a couple rolls extra to still get some jobs done when everyone else can't do anything cuz I don't have gas or the flux core
I'm a huge fan of flux core ! Never bad to have a back up. I generally keep a few 2 lb spools for backup... but for this price, you are right.
Though
i do not weld, enjoyed the video.
Glad to hear it. Thanks !
Thank you sir😊
Thank you !
I use yeswelder wire, assume they’re produced in the same factory as vevor wire. They almost seem to have a better consistency of wire. Less imperfections in the feed give you better fluidity with a well tuned machine and less spatter in general.
Cool... I've never heard of it until now. Does it come packed the same ?
@@loweredexpectations4927 yeah it does, that’s what made me assume. It looks very very straight as well just like the stuff I use. It’s almost mesmerizing how perfectly wound some of those spools are lol
@@Weldoholic Yes, haha it is beautiful.
I just put 10lb in my mig a couple of weeks ago. Got it locally for 75 bucks Cdn. 😊tax Inc.
And no it wasn't Canadian Tire. 😂😂😂
That's not a bad price.
Okay, now i have to buy a welder, besides the stick i have.
Haha... well, You don't HAVE to... Wire feed / flux core gas is almost like cheating. There is obviously technique involved, but comparatively, it is like a hot glue gun for metal.
I think it's a good idea for everyone to start with stick... It teaches you a lot. Once you can do that, it's much easier to move on to any other type of welding.
Interesting about the wire. I've used cheap from princess auto never again, kept cracking I goto Lincoln wire but it find hobart burns hotter for same size of Lincoln flux wire
Really eh... I found that it was harder to weld with, it tended to develop more pockets and a lot of spatter... but never had an issue with brittle welds.
I have have purchased lincoln from Canadian Tire several times and didn't think it was any different. Of course, the stuff on the department store shelves may sit there for a decade before it gets bought.... so maybe that has something to do with it.
"hobart burns hotter for same size of Lincoln flux wire" That's interesting. Must have something to do with the flux formula. I did find the Vevor stuff to burn a little cooler than the Blueshield, but I assumed it was just in my head.
@loweredexpectations4927 ya the pa was porous and the cracks was if I recall 80% of the welds I thought maybe it needed reversed polarity from all other wires but that made it even worst. I didn't mind hobart but it deepened on how thin of stuff I was welding, since 0.35 isn't a fan of lower amperage compared to say 0.30
This is good stuff. I need to buy a welder to make some stuff with... Does Vevor happen to make a good cheap welder lmao
Haha... They do make some good welders. I have one of their cheap stick welders. Do you have 240V power, or would you be using 120 ?
They have a cheap 120V version that is probably good, I haven't tested it. As with any 120V welder, the duty cycle will be low and you will be limited to welding 8mm (5/16) or smaller. DHMIG145A110VGE52V1
For a little more they have a 240V unit that has more features and is better all around DHJQBWQSHMCMIAS4PV4
@@loweredexpectations4927 I do have 220V just been looking around for a welder to make some stuff around with. I might have a look at that one 220V one and see it's capabilities. Thanks for the model P/Ns.
@@sa3dxarmy There's lots of stuff available on the market. I'm sure Vevor makes good ones, but if you can find a Lincoln on sale, like mine (migpack 180) they are great.... I think mine was $800 on sale, but they might be cheaper now. I'm not sure.
I bought 2 spools of this last week
1 0.030 11lb solid wire
1 0.035 11lb solid wire
Only recieved the 0.030" and the spool was broken cause it was just shipped in its retail packaging with no protection.
0.035" is still out there in the aether somewhere. (both were on the same tracking number)
I was surprised that it wasn't packaged more thoroughly, as Vevor usually does a really good job at this... but I thought to myself "I guess you don't' need to pack it that well, it's welding wire"
Wow... shipping companies are miserable. They destroy one and lose the other... and there's no real avenue to get justice...
Was the spool you received marked as 1 of 2... ?
Only good flux core wire I have found is Lincoln or Esab. The rest you can not give to me.
I have used lincoln. Some little 2 lb spools as well as a 10 pound. They were fine but I didn't notice anything special. That being said, I'm not a welder, and I can't say how old the wire may have been... it came from a Box Store.
Maybe Vevor has wire brushes
LOL... I was thinking that. If they actually watch my video, they will probably buy some form elsewhere and send them to me, haha.
It was nice of David to have have done that yesterday for you. How many subs did you have before and did you get many more views. He puts more content out on Facebook or patron I'm not sure I don't do Facebook and I'm sure I'm not alone in saying donating isn't possible so it's only free content I get to see. What I'm getting at is your soon going to be faced with the temptation of offering extra benefits to those who can afford it early access etc. Every channel I've followed from the start that went that way lost my interest it's pointless commenting on a new video which has 100s from days or weeks ago and even though you have watched every video you can tell you have missed something. Sorry for the rant it just really annoys me when a good channel where people bounce interesting ideas around in the comments and it turns into 80% butt😙ing yes men 15% keyboard worriers and as little as 5% being useful constructive or just funny 🤬💨🙂. I wonder if the other David etc will get in touch and send you some of their experimental parts to play with
Yeah, we would all like to see him continue on with the testing as well... but I'm grateful. I can't say for sure how many came because of him, but I had a spike of subs on Saturday of 74 ... it was 30 - 40 per day leading up to Saturday. UA-cam analytics can be really hard to track and my weekend videos didn't seem to do great.... but it was a warm week leading up to a fairly warm weekend.
I also don't do Facebook, haha. I post insider stuff, previews and more personal stories on Patreon, but most of the stuff also comes to YT shortly after. I try not to get too involved with other people's comment sections, as I have enough work cut out for myself.... But yes... I think what you said is fairly accurate.
I wouldn't say no to a Turbo Heater... it would make my life a whole lot easier ! My heater has been running for.... now that I say this it will crash for sure... It has been running for 14 hours without any issues, making lots of heat.
@@loweredexpectations4927 is that the ecu mod that let's you run 2 pumps I think with a few hints and nudges you will start to get sent lots of new toys to play with 👍
@@colinhamer6506 Yeah... the Turbo Heater is the unit that Dave was playing with in his most recent videos. My mind gets frazzled if I have too much stuff on the go. I'm currently trying to finish up a few obligations I have.
Things are fairly uncertain for me at the moment, as I may have to move between now and April... While rebooting my seasonal business. Trying not to make too many promises between now and when I find out what's happening.
Baaaag in the garaaage 😂😂🤣🤟🏻👑🤟🏻
Lol... Did I say Garaage ... I meant "shop"
Your link for .030 Canada, Flux core is wrong, it goes to solid core and solid core goes to solid core.
Thanks for letting me know. I will correct that.
Wow... for some reason a whole bunch of them were wrong... Thanks for the heads up.
@@loweredexpectations4927 It takes me hours sometimes getting all my affiliate links in order. (Do UA-cam, it will be fun they say) a lot of work also lol.😕
Please Model of Lincoln Electric Thanks 👍
The welder comes as a kit here in Canada... It is called the MIG-pak-180
@@loweredexpectations4927 Ohh OK Thank you very much. Greetings.
Why didn’t you use a vevor welder
I have a Vevor stick welder, but not a Vevor MIG / wire feed welder to use. Maybe they will see your comment and send me a new one.
Sadly my welder cannot take 10lb spools :(
That's annoying. I used to have a little lincoln welder that could only take the little spools.
I don't know how many times I ran out in the middle of a project... and I would get really angry because every time you change a spool, you lose like 6 feet of wire... so for every 10 lb spool you have to change about 5 times... that's 30 feet of wire wasted.
How does this compare to Harbor Freight? They have wire for $5 a pound.
We don't' have Harbour freight in Canada. Our version is often said to be Princess Auto. After I posted this video I see they have 10 lbs of Hobart (I think) for $74.99
I have used the really cheap stuff from princess auto and found that it worked fine, but it was harder to weld with, made a lot of spatter and I was more likely to get pockets in my weldes... I'm not sure why that is.
@@loweredexpectations4927 I thought there was for some reason. I'm still on the roll my welder came with 8 years ago...
Man I'm disappointed in you You're not using a vevor welder😂 You're making us poor people look bad with your Lincoln welder lol keep up the good work hey if you can get it for a good price keep on doing it screw all the people they're not making the videos or paying your electric bill
LOL... I already had a lincoln and an Everlast... They did send me a stick welder... They also sent me a MIG at one point... but it had an issue, so I told them I couldn't make the video... it was on clearance, so they didn't have another one to send me... so that's where it ended.
The welder worked awesome, but it had a glitch and I wanted to test one without the glitch.
Thanks for the support !!
@@loweredexpectations4927 I was kind of joking with you thanks for getting back to me I appreciate You're a baller with your Lincoln welder have a good day
@@kurtzxcvb3481 Yeah. I knew you weren't terribly serious. It just reminded me of that story, haha.
Awesome ❤
Thanks Joe
Let's not forget he's a small engine mechanic by trade ...hes no dummy
@@Joe-hj6pg I'm sure a lot of people who watch my videos will be more than willing to argue with that statement, lol.
They just need to keep watching it gets better every video
@@Joe-hj6pg Thanks !