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So, during your unboxing & review at the end of the session you mentioned that you were a welding instructor. I am a car hobbyist and looking for a multiprocess solution as space is a premium. I can’t go the H.F. cheap welder route because buying garbage 2 x’s cost more than quality. I’m weighing out my options and feel like the 220 is great. The Green machine company has a model with plasma option, for nearly the same price optioned in a bundle. Did you consider the offshore machines? Or is serviceability a factor in your decision? It’s a sizable investment!

Really bothered by the end of angle you welded to the front to hold the welder. You could have folded the angle and closed the ends off to remove the sharp corners. Great project using common tools and not crazy expensive tools most of us don’t have .. thank you

G’day and greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 you have given great advice without getting too complicated, I’m 67 and I am building a 71/4” locomotive and tender, the tender has a frame made out os stainless steel 316 angle which is jointed on 45o . So any help I can get the better I’ve mig welded some parts on it they haven’t come out to bad. I have Unimig Viper 185 which I’m slowly getting use to, great channel you explain what you are doing very well. Kind regards John

Extremely happy with mine. I've never liked miller tig torches anyways so i sold it and bought a ck flex torch 😁

Good teacher love it

Perfect video for my current concern! I am just starting to learn about welding and don’t have a cart or table yet. While a really cheap cart might work for my one MIG machine now, I hope to be able to add additional “weapons” to my arsenal as my experience and needs grow. Being able to modify the HF cart to accept 2 bottles was my major interest, but your other modifications help me see the possibilities for starting with a “good” cart and making it much better! I am originally from Oklahoma, but wear Crimson and Cream rather than orange. Keep making videos and I’ll try to ignore the fact that you just happen to be wearing the wrong color! Thanks again for a great job!

Sold my Miller 220 for a HTP 2500 and have never been more happy with a welding machine decision. The 220 was lacking, auto switch wouldn’t work half the time, the control board would glitch out and lock up, leads wear under rated for machine, tig and stick processes were mediocre at best and it wouldn’t run 6010 without a lot of problems! Got a ESAB 205 as well and would also choose it over the Miller 220! More options, better performance and no issues other than when it got extremely cold I got an error but this was resolved with the update from the included usb.

Nice cart and welder.

HF version of that cart - front casters needed to be replaced once I put my Miller on top. I do need to replace the rear wheels next - but they hare handling the 80/40 tanks I have on the back now.

I got the same machine got the same same issue with the tig torch

Man can you make me some of those brackets 😊

Should have done the 110 on another plate for aluminum. Heat was already in the plate.

I 100% agree that when you try to manipulate the torch, the outside sleeve slips and turns and pisses me off. Thank you for bringing this issue to all Miller welders with this torch.

Hi! How can you see the path of travel if you're glasses are so dark like in the video? If your helmet isn't auto darkening? Also how do you weld thin materials together if your electrode is 2.5 mm? Thank you!

Can you weld tig without the foot pedal in this machine?

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THANK YOU SEÑOR!!

Great video!

Bro. You are simply awesome. I just got a small welding machine and had many confusions. You cleared em all. The breakdown of code of stick was very helpful. Saved it.😊

What exactly was the issue with the breaker popping? And what size breakers did you need for the 120 and 240?

Hi, does that machine weld 3/8" plate?

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great and informative... thank you,,

Thx for this video

'Promosm' ✌️

explained very well

my titanium multi process welder only goes to only 70 amps on my SMAW is that a issue I payed 600$ for the machine and a lot in taxes

Excelent Video

This is really informative in a good way! you make it easy for me to understand, while maintaining my interest the whole way through! Awesome video!

Excellent video for beginners, simple, clear and concise.

Thanks

Thank you for this. Like the other guy in the comments, I'm teaching myself to weld too. Cheers!

Great video, I’m just teaching myself how to weld. Your tips really help. Thanks again 😊

This was another great episode. About the visibility, you mentioned the difference with gold coated 2x4 " lenses. Add a small LED torch on top of the helmet to improve visibility, e.g., using some velcro pieces. Works for all helmets really well, and in particular, less well-lit welding positions. Cheers.

Nice build. Cheers.

Hi, this was an excellent overview with a few excellent tips. As a beginner welder, I appreciated your series of how-to videos. The only thing I would have wished for is fundamental data about the plate thickness (plus if also given in metric) and the rod size/type used. I often see very thick plates used in practice. I guessed because of certification, but they are more expensive than thinner materials. Keep the good episodes coming. Cheers.

Excellent video!!

Your welding skills are really professional! We want to get in touch with you, can you leave your email address? Thanks！

Way better than my instrucyure

Maybe a light above the work piece .

good job - simple and clear

do you have a favorite hoodie for welding? I have found that blocking out sunlight from the back of my hood with a hoodie helps my view of the puddle a lot.

I clamp a hair dryer to blow along m¥ weld to blow smoke away and improve my view of the weld puddle(i have crappy vision). your videos might be more informative if you tried this so the puddle can be seen better.

You to illuminate the welding surface so we can see the rod all I see is fire.

Very easy to understand, please do a video on best plasma cutters and how to set them up, especially the air intake, cheers.

I'm just starting out my welding journey and learning all I can so that I set myself up for success. So I'm watching lots of videos. And let me tell ya, as a new channel you are doing it right! The instructions, explanations, and examples are clear, concise, and keep me engaged. Keep up the great content!

Nice video keep up the good work

im looking to buy this machine, any other downsides after using it for a while?

Thank you for this video. I begin a night welding class for my own edification this week. The features and technology of hoods is more than I expected.

I have the multimatic 220 would you be able to tell me what size adapter I would need for the output side of the regulator I took that part off bc it does not fit my hose and I can’t find a adapter that fits the threads inside the regulator