Unimig Viper multi135
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- unboxing of the Unimig Viper 135 multi-process welder. Mig Tig Stick.
I wasn't sure what to expect from a $399 multi-process welder from Sydney Tools. Now I use @UNIMIG 350 amp multi mig tig and Stick at work which we have 2 off, and also their 500 amp machine and I can not fault them. They have great adjustability and handle the punishment of all-day welding and fabrication. This machine was purchased for quick little fixes when I didn't want to be dragging around a heavy machine. now this machine was clearly intended for the at-home welder but I'm going to give it a hiding on the property and onsite and see what this thing can really do. Leave a LIKE and a COMMENT and if you are interested to see how this pans out, hit the SUBSCRIBE button
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I watch a lot of these welder tests, and I finally found one that speaks my language and demonstrates every facet ideally. Props to you!
This little welder has actually surprised me, I was expecting to hit the duty cycle often as I'm giving it hell but I can't fault it. It's smoth and seems reliable. It's easy to use as I've said $399 from Sydney tools I don't think you can go wrong.
@@thisismylife2145 On special at the mo from SCA for $319 🤩 Based on your demo and opinion I think I'll drop the coin. Cheers!
Good work. 👍
@@thisismylife2145do ya reckon this welder would be any good for bodywork on an old holden?
@JimmyJohnson7077 I personally haven't welded anything that thin with this welder as of yet, but the settings are quite adjustable in the low end.
This is on sale for 319 at Supercheap right now! Might be time to finally buy one
Great video and glad i seen this. I'm wanting to weld up a bike frame and am looking at this viper to do the job, but the tube walls on bikes are quite thin, so do you think this would work ok🤔
Is the bike steel, aluminium. That is a start. Or is it chrome molly. Personally I've always used a tig for work on bikes. But in saying that times have called for braising and mig. This mig using solid .6 mm wire and argon mix would be fine. I recommend practise practise practise though.
Does it need gas or is it a no gas welder
You can run flux core wire in this welder. If you get a regulator, you can also run solid wire and gas.
How the actual fark do you take the gas nozzle off? I cooked mine and it took me an hour to get if off. The spring self destructed as well. Terrible design
Just twisting it will get it off. Although it's not a tread it still works like one. I keep different consumables for different jobs. I'll have a defuser that's mangled and use that for flux core, then a nice clean defuser and nozzle for gassed wire.
I’m very new to welding how do u set up the helmet I attempted it but I’m not sure if I did it right
Put the darkness setting on 11, this will suit most low voltage welding. Set your sensitivity around half way. If it has a on button hit that and off you go
Do you keep the cover on or off
I work in some pretty filthy environments, so I always keep the cover on