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Ur running to high 😂

I am 4 years late on this. But what an impressively detailed review. Great job and very helpful indeed.

Have you used the tig? Could definitely use pointers on the scratch start

Any professionals doing reviews on these? Seems like a bunch of amateurs. If you're welding mild steal with a 1/8 rod, turn the machine up to at least 115 for penetration. Ground the piece correctly also. Hold it on the metal makes no sense.

How did you remove it with the main lines going through it? Unless there’s a way I can’t figure out how to remove the main gun line to actually take the old motor out

No really a fair test of a backup tiny welder. Not designed for 1/8 rod man. Not to mention you don't have a good ground/work lead set up. Given the way you tested it I think it's great. I run a Miller Mutimatic 215 and a Thermal Arc 185 AC/DC for TIG. So I'm not a cheap card. When I'm running over to a friend to help them out with something, I always bring this little machine. Operate it as you should a MINI welder and it does just fine..

Sticks like crazy on all 3/32” rods at 95 amps. Mine model is only 120V. I’ll try it at wide open setting. Maybe it will work. Otherwise useless

What do you recommend on mild steel 1/4 thick I ordered the same welder from Amazon it says it’s 110v I haven’t gotten it yet I did order 3/32 7018 rod what would you recommend thx

Could u weld a steel bike frame with this tho? Or aluminum

What is difference between TL-135A and TL-135S? I can’t find the “S” one. All over amazon is just the “A” model

Is this your first welder ? If so keep practicing you’ll improve over time.

Turn your amps up. It’ll run 6010

I have the toolium tl-135m.

They discontinued the 220v option, it's only 110v now - kinda takes the bloom off the rose.

i do not understand why people still buy these , when you can get get flux core welder , cost not much more but 100 times better and can stick weld too.

that's way too much rod for that little machine try smaller rod

make a zoon of the weld pudle that is the real comparison

I have seen videos of same cheap machine running all different rods and they started lower than 100 and it ran great. I love my Lincoln, but I'll buy one of these for portability

Your sticks were too big for this baby welder. Using small sticks of 6011 or 7018 mine purrs like a kitten and runs great. I have a good Miller Multimatic MIG machine and a powerful Thermal Arc 200A AC/DC TIG/Stick machine. So why the heck would I buy the Toulon 135A (TL 135S LT) for $100+?? Often friends or neighbors need something done/fixed and this little bad boy can be thrown in my car or truck EASILY to help them out. My other expensive machines, not so much. 110V or 220V. Lift TIG if it's something smallish and you have a small argon bottle. Mostly tho small 3/32 at 90-100A really does the trick. Yes better on 220V but OK at 110V. Not results you'd expect from better equipment. But let's remember, this thing cost about $100 bucks. Including a cheap TIG torch and everything you need but 3/32 sticks/electrodes. I don't know how they can sell this for $100. Last quality TIG torch I bought cost about $300 with a good high quality flex line. You really can't beat this for the money.

You can even tack your work to the bench that has a solid ground attached You will get much better results Also a bad ground will create higher temperatures in your welder and possibly causing it to burn out

Try actually grounding your work By either clamping the ground directly to your work or clamping down your work to your bench Poor grounding will make any welding look bad A bad ground is even more dramatic when using a plasma torch If you want any tool to work you have to complete the circuit

So the biggest thing ive seen in common with all of these sub $80 weldwrs is poor grounding being the cause of it not performing consistently. I think when i get mine the first thing im gonna do is trim the ground and improve the connection to the clamp. Clamping dire tly to the piece seems loke it would work better than through the table with these shoebox welders too.

Im hoping to get thus exact welder for some light work mostly exhaust welding and ive got to weld a little on an old cbr 600 frame (was cut off above the back tire where passenger would sit, cuz it was turned into a stunt bike before i got it.) And i also want to build a small jack press. I think it would do perfectly for what i need. I cant beleive you can get a welder this cheap that works!

This is how to do a 'comparison' of helmets... Just wished you would get close enough to see the weld bead in detail... I have the Viking 3350 and it doesn't look so dark as here and I also have the vegaview 2.5 and except for the 'color', they're pretty close. I'm just not sure if buying the Clear 2.0 would make a difference but so far, I've looked wide and far and no one has posted any Optrel clear welding demos, not even the company..!! They know how to make good helmets but their advertising sucks big time... and Fronius too.

I've been curious if my pp220 could run duel sheild. How has it been doing for you? What setting are you using? Thanks

I bought the papr version of the panoramaxx clt in north america... they sent it with the isofit headgear so the face seal does not work at all. Apparently the us and canada send it with isofit whereas europe ships it with the proper headgear that works with the face seal. Already dissapointed with optrel after having spent about 3k and i cant use my papr day 1.

Gobless

Just got one. Thanks for the info bro! God bless!!

Smooth grooving, hell yeah bought this the second after watching - Playing with sparklers looks fun son to add metal to metal full throttle is the motto

do you recommend this?

I would like to see a build on these. So I can make some of my own. Or at least where I can get it

Great video, and would be even better if you got a microphone so that interested people like myself didn't have to constantly rewinding to make sure that I heard properly.

Wanna bait trolls? Make a welder video!!

Interesting. Tough to compare with the different lighting and arc locations, but the Lincoln 4C looked great and the Crystal 2.0 did too. Would have loved to see a closer view of the arc on the same location with the same lighting from each, but this was still great to see. Thanks.

Tune you're welder better.

Just bought a lightly used Crystal 2.0 (Has not arrived yet). I use an Optrel 680, which I like, but I'm hoping the 2.0 is going to be a big step up in visibility. Based on the views in this vid it looks like a big difference from the others.

To this a call, a comparison no pure bla,bla,bla, unboxing this and this. You need to strike it,means to weld

I only weld 5/64 rods for 1/8 steel, i should be fine at 120v with 15 amp?

Probably one of the best pieces of equipment in the industry. My buddy Dan moved his entire shop to HTP after buying his first machine. I have yet too find a single qualified welder that has anything bad to say about these welders. ((((CONSPIRACY THEORY....)))) = OTC Daihen tig welders are made for them by STEL (HTP)????

You said it's the cheapest welder you ever bought, then you you start comparing it to a Miller or Lincoln ???

Dude, strike the rod like a match. You're killing me haha

Will this work for welding 1/8 rod together?

What kind of space ship did they get this new technology on. This little welder is gonna be what commercial size shops will be using eventually. Imagine the convenience

My friend has the wire fed version of this their top model which he paid less than $180 for 2 years ago. We both build pressure vessels for a living. These toolium welders are a diamond in the dirt. Work like a champ. If it breaks down buy another and than ul have parts. Totally worth it ten fold

The Tig Button is the bee's knees! 😎

You are moving you hand too fast bro

Always unplug and power off before connecting the cables. And also your supposed to wait at least 2 minutes before going from 110 to 220. 🤦

Thanks for the honest review. I'm very green at welding, Just ordered this thing, I know it will be much better than using car batteries

Deben hacer otra demostración en español totalmente

I have the TL-200M and it is awesome! I run it on 240 with a 30 Amp circuit. It will burn 5/32 hard facing rods and the duty cycle is insane. I used it to hard surface a harbor freight anvil and blasted through about 2.5 lbs of rods back to back on 155A without popping the breaker or any other issues. It works very well as a MIG and lift TIG as well. This company makes some incredible little welders, especially for the price.