Arccaptan MIG 200 Multi-Process Welder | Beginner Friendly

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  • Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
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    New to welding or thinking about upgrading your old equipment? Dive into the world of multi-process welders with this comprehensive guide! From MIG to TIG, I've covered all the processes to help you make an informed choice. Today, we're reviewing and putting the Arccaptan MIG 200 6 in 1 to the test.
    🛠 *What's Inside:* 🛠
    - Introduction to multi-process welders
    - Are these welders worth your investment?
    - Arccaptan MIG 200 6 in 1 & Hands-On Review
    - Tips, tricks, and techniques for each welding process
    - Exclusive insights and user-friendly features of the Arccaptan
    ⚙ *Video Timestamps:* ⚙
    00:00 - Peoples Questions
    00:36 - MIG Welding Basics & Demos
    03:19 - TIG Welding Set Up & Demo
    05:15 - Flux Core Insights
    09:24 - Stick Welding Techniques
    11:16 - Arccaptan MIG 200 Deep Dive
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  • @weldingempire
    @weldingempire  9 місяців тому

    🔥 Questions about multiprocess welders or the ArcCaptain MIG 200? Ask away in the comments! Want a detailed review? Check it out here: weldingempire.com/arccaptain-mig-200-review/ 👈Use my code WELDINGEMPIRE at checkout for an exclusive 5% discount.
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  • @ChrisDomotor-il3nn
    @ChrisDomotor-il3nn 6 місяців тому +1

    I have recently upgraded to a Unimig Viper 165 and in my endeavour for knowledge, tips, and / or tricks i stumbled across your channel i find this Very informative you do a great job at relaying the information.
    Thanks for your time

    • @weldingempire
      @weldingempire  6 місяців тому

      Hey Chris, thrilled to hear you're benefiting from my channel! How's your experience with the Unimig Viper 165? I've been using the 200 AMP AC/DC model and it's been rock-solid for me. If you're keen on diving deeper into MIG welding, check out my welding cart build video. It offers additional insights on planning your welds during fabrication. Keep enjoying your welding journey! 🛠️🔥

    • @ChrisDomotor-il3nn
      @ChrisDomotor-il3nn 6 місяців тому

      @weldingempire I have only had the Unimig a few days now and more or less only set it up and zapped acouple of bits, so cant give an honest opinion just yet, I bought it more for the TIG function as it's something I want to learn.
      I will definitely watch the episode on the weld cart
      Thanks for the reply!

  • @arccaptain-weld
    @arccaptain-weld 9 місяців тому +1

    Wow, the machine is really enjoying the company of a pro like you! Your welding skills are off the charts, thanks for all your feedback. We promise to take it seriously and keep improving our products. Keep on welding, you superstar!

    • @weldingempire
      @weldingempire  9 місяців тому

      Thank you, it's a great machine.

  • @gregwilson9035
    @gregwilson9035 8 місяців тому +1

    Hi Kieran, I purchased a 205DS based on your recommendation some 2 years back. I really like it. So much easier to use than my old CigWeld. The Inverter technology is great. I would definitely like to see the cheap aluminium welding using a regular MIG torch. I assume that you will be using the 205DS?

    • @weldingempire
      @weldingempire  8 місяців тому +1

      Hi Greg, I,m glad you are liking the YesWelder. I will be using the ArcCaptain for the MIG welding, but everthing I show in the video will translate to the 205DS.

  • @danielsplayhouse3804
    @danielsplayhouse3804 9 місяців тому +1

    Long time fan still experimenting with adding hf start to my Chinese multi process welder I got 3yrs ago. Since then added a primeweld Tig 225 with maxcool 3000 water cooler and a CK worldwide fl230 torch best investment dollar for dollar for a setup for under $1500 it has paid for it self with the first 3 jobs I did.

    • @weldingempire
      @weldingempire  9 місяців тому

      That new setup sounds awesome!😎 I'm like you, where I like to have the machines earn their keep. What material are you usually working with?

    • @danielsplayhouse3804
      @danielsplayhouse3804 9 місяців тому +1

      @@weldingempire I'm working with stainless steel, titanium and aluminum I took off on building custom turbo kits. In the slow times I repair just about anything.

    • @weldingempire
      @weldingempire  9 місяців тому

      @@danielsplayhouse3804 I've never welded titanium before. Is its puddle similar to stainless? I will be building a manifold for my SS Commodore with an LS1, I have the 78/75 VS racing turbo. Turbo life! 🚗💨. Do you have an Instagram for your work?

  • @rsbharley4766
    @rsbharley4766 7 місяців тому +1

    Great video. I am looking at a multi-process welder and have the option of single phase and three phase, mates tell me three phase is the way to go, your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

    • @weldingempire
      @weldingempire  7 місяців тому

      Absolutely, three-phase welders generally offer superior power output. However, keep in mind that if you plan to use the welder outside of your workshop, a three-phase option might be less convenient due to its power requirements. If you're working with sheet metal, definitely check the low voltage capabilities of the three-phase welders. Also, consider the size of the MIG gun; larger ones might not fit into tight spaces. For smaller tasks, a 150 amp MIG gun could be a more suitable choice. Hope this advice is useful to you!

    • @rsbharley4766
      @rsbharley4766 7 місяців тому +1

      Hi W/E Thanks for the reply, greatly appreciated. I am in Oz and looking at a cigweld 355i 3 in 1 three phase or a Topgun 200 single / double pules 3 in 1. Just don't want to buy something that's not going to last, Thanks for taking the time to reply. Cheers

    • @weldingempire
      @weldingempire  7 місяців тому

      No worries. We have a Top Gun 3500LSWF at work and I wouldn't recommend it. I had a Top Gun 200 amp AC/DC welder that I got cheap because it needed repairing. I wanted to replace the circuit board because of a broken potentiometer. They threw all their older welder replacement parts out and tried selling me a new welder. I replaced the pot and sold the welder for $350. After-sales service Could be a problem. The CIG Weld 355i looks like a solid choice. But have a look at the RAZOR 350 COMPACT MIG/TIG/STICK WELDER. It is a slightly larger machine but it has the castors and bottle stand as part of the package. Plus it has spool gun capability. I used one for about 6 months at a hydraulic repair shop. Great machine.

    • @rsbharley4766
      @rsbharley4766 7 місяців тому

      I greatly appreciate you taking the time to reply, I will have a look at the unimig,. Thanks for your help.,take care, Cheers

  • @emmalam9033
    @emmalam9033 8 місяців тому

  • @scottmcdonald4571
    @scottmcdonald4571 8 місяців тому

    Only beginners use these tools... Go find that pro welder. And he will have .. miller, Lincoln ,,, Esab. & fronius...

    • @weldingempire
      @weldingempire  8 місяців тому

      Thanks for your comment.

    • @JokoEngineeringhelp
      @JokoEngineeringhelp 6 місяців тому +4

      The video is labeled for beginners, so it would follow that there would be tools for beginners.