I’ve e done so many reviews on this machine before buying it and nobody ever had anything bad to say about it. I mean it won’t please everyone but I certainly looooove my HTP Invertig 221.
The selling point for me was the customer service. If you have an issue you can call and they can work through and diagnose any problem and mail you the parts to fix it. That sat with me much better than just take it to a shop and pay whatever they want and hope that it fixes it. However I’ve never had a problem. Once or twice I’ve had an issue were the pedal would just send me to max set amps, but I just did the old turn it off turn it on and it was fine. I use the machine everyday and it pays my bills. The water cooler is loud as hell. Had it for maybe 7 years now. Please if you don’t mind, go into the ac stuff. Not sure I’m tracking. Thanks for the video Justin
This is the machine I used at Jardine’s Header Palace. Loved it. I’m using a dc Everlast at home but looking at upgrading. It’s between this machine and the Lincoln Squarewave
Thanks Justin, this is one of the TIG machines I am considering. I don't even know how to TIG, just MIG. I've been all over the map with what I wanted to buy, my budget was 1500.00 and the diversion 180 can currently be bought for that, but there are things I don't like about it. Looks like I need to step up to the plate :-)... I appreciate the in-depth review as it helped a newb like me decide. Initially I'll be practicing on 18 gauge sheet metal so I can get good enough to replace sheet metal on an 68 Torino, the MIG just isn't doing a good enough job... Did I mention I am 62 :-), thanks again, Joe
this is one tig welding machine that flies under the radar so to speak......like the sticker says, drink a miller , drive a lincoln, but weld with a HTP
I love my Invertig. Mines water cooled, wouldn’t use it without it now. Two complaints 1. I don’t like the 1/4bsp Argon lead connection as you said. 2. I don’t like the interface. With that said I love the machine. The ac bias is different than the dynasty 400 with miller you can change amps on EP & EN with Invertig it’s % of amps when you change EN then EP goes to 100% and vise vera so it takes a lot of time to get used to. I wish that welders all used he same gas connections so you can use one for all. If you buy this machine you need to get the cooler is amazing. This machine will also do pulse stick and weld stick rods in both ac and dc modes. I’ve done many videos on this machine. Justin thanks for the video man! Good job!
Justin, first thank you for all the videos you are producing and after I get healthy enough to travel regardless of my skill level by then I will come to your place for training. I just got my HTP221 with cooler and have been practicing for now for a little over a day. After having many problems day one then reviewing your tips and a few others RUclipsrs well day two just started and things are SO SO SO much better. Thank you again many times over!!!
I have an InverTig 165DC that is no longer made. I don't do aluminum (mainly stainless), so the AC function is not needed. I can weld 3/8 stainless because less current is needed than mild steel. For regular steel I limit my size to 1/4 inch unless I'm willing to double pass or chamfer the edges. This welder really lays down nice welds and have been very happy with it. I'm thinking up updating to a 221.
Had mine about a month now. Super impressed. I’m a beginner but wanted a full featured machine. This does not disappoint. Not to mention HTP’s customer service is second to none. When the owner responds to emails regularly......
One of HTPs best features is their well written information that they make sure to provide. They have been doing that same thing for over 40 years so far.
I bought mine back in Nov decked out with a cooler, being new to TIG I went for the "cry once" approach. Great review and glad to see I made the right choice!
I have been wanting to go to an invertor type machine for a while. This HTP looks like what I want. My last two tig welders have been Millers. My mig welder is an HTP I bought in 1993. Other than standard wear consumables it has been trouble free. Thanks for the vid.
You know the drill. Drink a miller, drive a lincoln, but weld with an HTP. I have the 221 and it is my first tig machine. Nothing but smiles from me. I want their new mig machine now.
Thanks for doing this review! I purchased this machine because I've been disappointed almost every time I've tried to save money on a machine and I could not find a bad review done on this machine! I watch every episode you post and if I could weld half as good as you do, I'd be happy. Another great feature is the fact that even though it is crazy advanced, this model has been in production for years and I have been assured that post warranty repairs are very reasonable if needed. Some of the major brands, this isn't true and it would stink to have a machine just out of warranty that you have to toss in the dumpster because the needed board costs more than you paid for the machine. This is my first TIG machine and it's nice to know that the disgusting welds I'm producing are all my fault, not the machine! I know this isn't your thing Justin, but I understand this thing is an amazing stick machine too! Maybe a review on that some day??
I'm blown away by this machine and what it can do. I tried finding something legit to gripe about, but there is nothing I really don't like. It's always plugged in and ready to weld. I might get more in to stick vids. I recently picked it back up to practice (been about 10 years since I did it regularly). I really need to practice before I tell anyone how to run it or review anything with it haha. I'm very rusty
Great machine. I have had mine for 4 years and never had a problem. I picked up the cooler at the same time and it's a nice upgrade if you can afford it. Now I just need to start using more of the features.
Lumanet Solar Energy LLC I’ve made quire a few videos on the pro pulse 200 and running Aluminium from the mig gun it’s a great machine runs 4043 like a dream.
I actually love my HTP and it's settings, plus their customer service is great. Saving settings for different job setups is a breeze with the large amount of onboard storage. I also have the dynasty 210 which is a solid machine as well, but my main go to is the htp221 for mostly all my work.
Sounds like the stuff he don’t like ain’t nothin to gripe about at all. I just got mine ,Can’t wait to get my 220v plug mañana !!!so glad I found this machine . I was so close to buying a Chinese pos. (Everlast) even though they weld really well, (while they last)
Putting in a vote for the ac bias controls/functions video. AC bias controls have me very interested. Heavily considering getting this machine in the future.
Independent amplitude was why I went HTP. I was interested in forum posts I had read about welding cast (dirtier) aluminum using the advanced features for better cleaning. Failed when I tried on my own. Seen conflicting suggestions.
What about if there was a remote for the leads that was attached on a kart but spread out or actually made in a kart then just unhook and roll it all away we built my neghbor one like that and it allowed for a storage area for rods drawers for Expendables in each section the bottom was grated with a pan underneath to put asorbe in to it keep moisture down for stick welder rods and the tank was Incorporated in the kart as well .just a thought and a build we done I thought I would share with you you can also have a light bulb in it while not in use it just plugs in to help keep the moisture down
Yeah, yeah, it is all that but the main quality for me is also PORTABILITY AND ACCESS and this machine only does 220v, no 110v at all THAT and the high price of it even without the water cooler is a downer. I mean, if you're gonna work your way into the Aerospace or the food industry where 90% of the time no filler rod is even used or you need to do Surgical welds then it is not for me. I weld basically Aluminum all day above 1/8" and above and for that, I rather get an X200 or a Everlast 185 dv which does the job to satisfaction. I don't take my welds to pageant contests or beauty salons to compare prettiness or aesthetics, I just make solid welds that most machines in the Range of $600 - $900 can do like the AHP, PRIMEWELD OR EVERLAST. That said, maybe when I get a job building airplanes or rockets that can justify me spending $3000 for an AC/DC welder, then I will get this. Probably by then, I could probably get a used one for $1,500 with plenty of life left on it. Otherwise, it is not worth the spending. I rely on my skill and I make ANY welder work for me.
Man I love your review videos. Love all your videos but I have a serious request. Ive been welding for about a year and a half now and I bought a Lincoln AC/DC 225. I’m able to run both stick and TIG on this machine but I’d love to see a review video on this very inexpensive machine. As always, thank you for what you do regardless.
Hey man can we get that enp enn video about the hidden options and what they do and when to crank em up or down. I'm finally at the point of being good enough with my machine to jump into the hidden options
I made it to the end and read some of the comments, so here are some observations of my own: 1. You have made it clear in your other reviews and your comment here that the Fronius Magicwave will decimate all, but in the 2-2.5k range, this unit rules. Why? Is the Fronius really worth that much more? If the HTP Invertig is really that generous in features (found in units for which you have to spend 3k and above), what precisely makes the Fronius better? I certainly don't wish to see you mess up the relationship you have with Fronius for your school, but how about a apples to apples comparison of these the HTP Invertig and the Fronius Magicwave? 2. I saw that HTP makes a water-cooler for this the Invertig (ca. $1200). Is it worth it? How does it measure against Fronius water-cooler? Price comparisons? 3. I picked up on this HTP being of Stel origins. If I am not mistaken, that is an Italian company founded in 1979. Fronius, again if I am not mistaken, is an Austrian company founded in 1945. How do the companies compare--particularly with their U.S. import support network? Your channel is arguably the best (Fronius or HTP?) for reviews and advanced learning welding tips. You are an very clear speaker (no "ummms" and "uhhhhs") who is clearly enthusiastic and deeply knowledgable about what he loves to do. It is a joy to watch your videos!
Would you prefer this machine with a water cooler or a dynasty 210 with a water cooler I’m in the market and having a hard time deciding on what machine
I stopped the video a little short but can’t you manipulate the pulse/asymmetric wave to rival other wave forms? Between slope times and pulse settings you should be able to come up with some pretty interesting wave forms ya?
Thanks for the review, I'm waffling between the HTP and and a SW 200 old red. My biggest concern would be the push buttons ( tactile switches?) holding up to shop use. Also, could you get it serviced without shipping it off to Buffalo (or Milan). Seems like a nice rig.
Ive been watching your videos on and off for a while now and im looking into a machine. can u explain the stuff u were talking about the triangle wave and y u would use that i heard u say something about frozen puddle weld or something along those lines. Also what do u think about the esab rebal emp 205
Can you do a review or give your thoughts on the Weldpro Digital Tig200GD as from the looks of it and people who own it say it is much better then AHP AlphaTig 200x and the Weldpro has most of the features as the HTP comes with a ck 17 the peddle is supposed to be very good better then the Everlast and its half the price of the HTP
I’ve got a hypothetical for you, if you will. If a guy had an old tombstone Lincoln AC only machine and got an AC to DC converter available on Amazon, would that be able to TIG weld from that point? Any information you could give would be great. Thank you in advance.
Thisoldtony sent me here while I look for the right welder is there anyway I can obtain this tig welder in the UK or are they under another brand name over here any help would be appreciated
Thanks so much for yours and ChuckE for the reviews. I've been watching this machine for a long while now. For both work work and side business. I'm a terrible TIG welder prolly cuz my specialty is heavy steel and I'm headed more towards the lighter gage steel. JUSTIN did you say that you test other machines? I bought an Everlast, but never been able to plug it in yet as it is 220v and I'm not until July 10th.
I wanna learn how to tig weld but 2500 is a bit steep for me I was interested in a Lincoln square wave tig 200.. what are your thoughts on that machine or one in the same price range?
I researched a long time between all brands including Everlast.I narrowed it down between the HTP and Everlast. I went with HTP due to its upgraded torch, foot pedal, nearly 100% positive reviews, and customer support. I had a question about the foot pedal and actually spoke directly with the owner, Jeff Nolan. You will not go wrong with Invertig 221.
how many people are here after watching ThisOldTony videos?
I’ve e done so many reviews on this machine before buying it and nobody ever had anything bad to say about it. I mean it won’t please everyone but I certainly looooove my HTP Invertig 221.
The selling point for me was the customer service. If you have an issue you can call and they can work through and diagnose any problem and mail you the parts to fix it. That sat with me much better than just take it to a shop and pay whatever they want and hope that it fixes it. However I’ve never had a problem. Once or twice I’ve had an issue were the pedal would just send me to max set amps, but I just did the old turn it off turn it on and it was fine. I use the machine everyday and it pays my bills. The water cooler is loud as hell. Had it for maybe 7 years now.
Please if you don’t mind, go into the ac stuff. Not sure I’m tracking. Thanks for the video Justin
I've made it! seems like ThisOldTony Bought the right machine then =D
Dude, i thought he got it for free?
Lime no way he bought it. He got the cooler free.
Angry Beard Man same deal. I’ve got an ahp at home I’ve used syncrowaves and dynasty’s at work but my next purchase will be a HTP 221!
Thank you. Getting an honest review is priceless.
This is the machine I used at Jardine’s Header Palace. Loved it.
I’m using a dc Everlast at home but looking at upgrading. It’s between this machine and the Lincoln Squarewave
Thanks Justin, this is one of the TIG machines I am considering. I don't even know how to TIG, just MIG. I've been all over the map with what I wanted to buy, my budget was 1500.00 and the diversion 180 can currently be bought for that, but there are things I don't like about it. Looks like I need to step up to the plate :-)... I appreciate the in-depth review as it helped a newb like me decide. Initially I'll be practicing on 18 gauge sheet metal so I can get good enough to replace sheet metal on an 68 Torino, the MIG just isn't doing a good enough job... Did I mention I am 62 :-), thanks again, Joe
this is one tig welding machine that flies under the radar so to speak......like the sticker says, drink a miller , drive a lincoln, but weld with a HTP
I love my Invertig. Mines water cooled, wouldn’t use it without it now. Two complaints 1. I don’t like the 1/4bsp Argon lead connection as you said. 2. I don’t like the interface. With that said I love the machine. The ac bias is different than the dynasty 400 with miller you can change amps on EP & EN with Invertig it’s % of amps when you change EN then EP goes to 100% and vise vera so it takes a lot of time to get used to. I wish that welders all used he same gas connections so you can use one for all. If you buy this machine you need to get the cooler is amazing. This machine will also do pulse stick and weld stick rods in both ac and dc modes. I’ve done many videos on this machine.
Justin thanks for the video man! Good job!
Justin, first thank you for all the videos you are producing and after I get healthy enough to travel regardless of my skill level by then I will come to your place for training. I just got my HTP221 with cooler and have been practicing for now for a little over a day. After having many problems day one then reviewing your tips and a few others RUclipsrs well day two just started and things are SO SO SO much better. Thank you again many times over!!!
I need and want this machine. Wow. Thank you for the review. That is just wicked!!
I have an InverTig 165DC that is no longer made. I don't do aluminum (mainly stainless), so the AC function is not needed. I can weld 3/8 stainless because less current is needed than mild steel. For regular steel I limit my size to 1/4 inch unless I'm willing to double pass or chamfer the edges. This welder really lays down nice welds and have been very happy with it. I'm thinking up updating to a 221.
Had mine about a month now. Super impressed. I’m a beginner but wanted a full featured machine. This does not disappoint. Not to mention HTP’s customer service is second to none. When the owner responds to emails regularly......
One of HTPs best features is their well written information that they make sure to provide. They have been doing that same thing for over 40 years so far.
htp have been quietly making some nice stuff for many years I visited there place in Chicago years ago found them very open and honest
I bought mine back in Nov decked out with a cooler, being new to TIG I went for the "cry once" approach. Great review and glad to see I made the right choice!
I enjoyed running that little HTP. Made me look like a welder that I wasn’t.
Ive a grinder that does exactly the same for me ...
I bought one of these a couple years ago and still love it! Best bang for the buck especially if you consider build quality. These are made in Italy.
And in Italy It cannot be bought!!! I don0t know but I don't manage to find it
@@mirkeggiante the real name of Htp is Stel and the model is dp 221 hpa.
Used that machine in your class and loved it!
I have been wanting to go to an invertor type machine for a while. This HTP looks like what I want. My last two tig welders have been Millers. My mig welder is an HTP I bought in 1993. Other than standard wear consumables it has been trouble free. Thanks for the vid.
You know the drill. Drink a miller, drive a lincoln, but weld with an HTP. I have the 221 and it is my first tig machine. Nothing but smiles from me. I want their new mig machine now.
Thanks for doing this review! I purchased this machine because I've been disappointed almost every time I've tried to save money on a machine and I could not find a bad review done on this machine! I watch every episode you post and if I could weld half as good as you do, I'd be happy.
Another great feature is the fact that even though it is crazy advanced, this model has been in production for years and I have been assured that post warranty repairs are very reasonable if needed. Some of the major brands, this isn't true and it would stink to have a machine just out of warranty that you have to toss in the dumpster because the needed board costs more than you paid for the machine.
This is my first TIG machine and it's nice to know that the disgusting welds I'm producing are all my fault, not the machine!
I know this isn't your thing Justin, but I understand this thing is an amazing stick machine too! Maybe a review on that some day??
I'm blown away by this machine and what it can do. I tried finding something legit to gripe about, but there is nothing I really don't like. It's always plugged in and ready to weld.
I might get more in to stick vids. I recently picked it back up to practice (been about 10 years since I did it regularly). I really need to practice before I tell anyone how to run it or review anything with it haha. I'm very rusty
Great machine. I have had mine for 4 years and never had a problem. I picked up the cooler at the same time and it's a nice upgrade if you can afford it. Now I just need to start using more of the features.
Love the video and watched it all the way. I like HTP and will get my own very very soon primarily for aluminium but heavy mig work.
Lumanet Solar Energy LLC I’ve made quire a few videos on the pro pulse 200 and running Aluminium from the mig gun it’s a great machine runs 4043 like a dream.
I absolutely love my HTP 221, customers service is top notch as well
bli ny dmn
I actually love my HTP and it's settings, plus their customer service is great. Saving settings for different job setups is a breeze with the large amount of onboard storage. I also have the dynasty 210 which is a solid machine as well, but my main go to is the htp221 for mostly all my work.
ycunderground I’m in the same boat I have a dynasty 210DX and the invertig arc blows the miller out of the water
Dude. Killer explanation. The etching display positive... oh man you just saved me so much head scratching. Killer vid thank you
I would love for a video on the a/c bias. As I own this machine and could see the benefits of that options.
I have this machine also, and would be very interested in seeing more on the a/c bias topic. Great video!
Sounds like the stuff he don’t like ain’t nothin to gripe about at all. I just got mine ,Can’t wait to get my 220v plug mañana !!!so glad I found this machine . I was so close to buying a Chinese pos. (Everlast) even though they weld really well, (while they last)
I bought my htp 221 when there were zero videos and about 2 post in forums on the whole internet.
Putting in a vote for the ac bias controls/functions video. AC bias controls have me very interested. Heavily considering getting this machine in the future.
Independent amplitude was why I went HTP. I was interested in forum posts I had read about welding cast (dirtier) aluminum using the advanced features for better cleaning. Failed when I tried on my own. Seen conflicting suggestions.
What a great in depth review!
I love mine ! You should try pulse on AC it's awesome !
Made it!
What about if there was a remote for the leads that was attached on a kart but spread out or actually made in a kart then just unhook and roll it all away we built my neghbor one like that and it allowed for a storage area for rods drawers for Expendables in each section the bottom was grated with a pan underneath to put asorbe in to it keep moisture down for stick welder rods and the tank was Incorporated in the kart as well .just a thought and a build we done I thought I would share with you you can also have a light bulb in it while not in use it just plugs in to help keep the moisture down
Yeah, yeah, it is all that but the main quality for me is also PORTABILITY AND ACCESS and this machine only does 220v, no 110v at all
THAT and the high price of it even without the water cooler is a downer. I mean, if you're gonna work your way into the Aerospace or the food industry where 90% of the time no filler rod is even used or you need to do Surgical welds then it is not for me. I weld basically Aluminum all day above 1/8" and above and for that, I rather get an X200 or a Everlast 185 dv which does the job to satisfaction. I don't take my welds to pageant contests or beauty salons to compare prettiness or aesthetics, I just make solid welds that most machines in the Range of $600 - $900 can do like the AHP, PRIMEWELD OR EVERLAST. That said, maybe when I get a job building airplanes or rockets that can justify me spending $3000 for an AC/DC welder, then I will get this. Probably by then, I could probably get a used one for $1,500 with plenty of life left on it. Otherwise, it is not worth the spending. I rely on my skill and I make ANY welder work for me.
Man I love your review videos. Love all your videos but I have a serious request. Ive been welding for about a year and a half now and I bought a Lincoln AC/DC 225. I’m able to run both stick and TIG on this machine but I’d love to see a review video on this very inexpensive machine. As always, thank you for what you do regardless.
Watched to the end , impressive machine 😉
Made it without skipping.
I love mine you won’t regret the purchase of your thinking about it.
I made it through the loud sound 😁👍💯
I think u should try finnish kemppi and give it a test ride
Hey man can we get that enp enn video about the hidden options and what they do and when to crank em up or down. I'm finally at the point of being good enough with my machine to jump into the hidden options
Do a review on the everlast power arc 161 STH
I made it to the end and read some of the comments, so here are some observations of my own:
1. You have made it clear in your other reviews and your comment here that the Fronius Magicwave will decimate all, but in the 2-2.5k range, this unit rules.
Why? Is the Fronius really worth that much more? If the HTP Invertig is really that generous in features (found in units for which you have to spend 3k and above), what precisely makes the Fronius better? I certainly don't wish to see you mess up the relationship you have with Fronius for your school, but how about a apples to apples comparison of these the HTP Invertig and the Fronius Magicwave?
2. I saw that HTP makes a water-cooler for this the Invertig (ca. $1200). Is it worth it? How does it measure against Fronius water-cooler? Price comparisons?
3. I picked up on this HTP being of Stel origins. If I am not mistaken, that is an Italian company founded in 1979. Fronius, again if I am not mistaken, is an Austrian company founded in 1945. How do the companies compare--particularly with their U.S. import support network?
Your channel is arguably the best (Fronius or HTP?) for reviews and advanced learning welding tips. You are an very clear speaker (no "ummms" and "uhhhhs") who is clearly enthusiastic and deeply knowledgable about what he loves to do.
It is a joy to watch your videos!
Chuck 2009 did a review and his runs full time and loud as hell.
You said "at this price tag" What does that mean in American Dollars ?
Would you prefer this machine with a water cooler or a dynasty 210 with a water cooler I’m in the market and having a hard time deciding on what machine
How does it sound when you weld..?? The POPO shows up?
What is your opinion on the HTP221 vs Everlast 210 or 255? Is the HTP worth the extra $$$?
You should do a review on tungsten grinders that would make a good video from expensive ones to budget ones
Can you do some videos on pro Pulse htp
The high pulse sounds like the ringin in my ears
I stopped the video a little short but can’t you manipulate the pulse/asymmetric wave to rival other wave forms? Between slope times and pulse settings you should be able to come up with some pretty interesting wave forms ya?
Thanks for the review, I'm waffling between the HTP and and a SW 200 old red. My biggest concern would be the push buttons ( tactile switches?) holding up to shop use. Also, could you get it serviced without shipping it off to Buffalo (or Milan). Seems like a nice rig.
Same concerns- What did you wind up with?
Ive been watching your videos on and off for a while now and im looking into a machine. can u explain the stuff u were talking about the triangle wave and y u would use that i heard u say something about frozen puddle weld or something along those lines. Also what do u think about the esab rebal emp 205
Invertig 221 vs Everlast 255ext, which one would you choose?
I'd really go for the STEL in UK, but they're so cagey about what accessories they provide. ie There's no CK torch. Mystery foot pedal.
Hi, what can the set up be for anodized aluminum welding? Thanks....
Oh and that 999/sec pulse wasnt too bad, but because of the army and 10 years on tanks my hearing is pretty shot. Lol
Can you do a review or give your thoughts on the Weldpro Digital Tig200GD as from the looks of it and people who own it say it is much better then AHP AlphaTig 200x and the Weldpro has most of the features as the HTP comes with a ck 17 the peddle is supposed to be very good better then the Everlast and its half the price of the HTP
If I Master my AHP201XD I just got..... Haha... Maybe then..l.
Looks like an awesome higher end Tig. 👍👍
Can you do some videos on the latest Everlast welders please?
I’d like to see you review affordable plasma cutters.
I’ve got a hypothetical for you, if you will. If a guy had an old tombstone Lincoln AC only machine and got an AC to DC converter available on Amazon, would that be able to TIG weld from that point? Any information you could give would be great. Thank you in advance.
How many hours have been put on the EverLast and what are your opinion of them ? Problems ?
Those good old Italians eh :)
Do you prefer the Everlast 210 EXT to the HTP Invertig 221? Which and why? Thanks.
I have seen the whole video with every detail
Good stuff, very helpful, thanks
Hi Justin
Is there an add on unit for pulse or cold welding to my standard Miller tig welder
Thanks
Thisoldtony sent me here while I look for the right welder is there anyway I can obtain this tig welder in the UK or are they under another brand name over here any help would be appreciated
I want it!
What’s your opinion on the ck worldwide ac/dc welder
That's Italian STEL TIG 221 HPA AC/DC
Thanks but. what ac tig would you buy. It seems like you like all of them
Boss vids bro, ive picked up loads of valueble info
Thanks so much for yours and ChuckE for the reviews. I've been watching this machine for a long while now. For both work work and side business. I'm a terrible TIG welder prolly cuz my specialty is heavy steel and I'm headed more towards the lighter gage steel. JUSTIN did you say that you test other machines? I bought an Everlast, but never been able to plug it in yet as it is 220v and I'm not until July 10th.
Brady McPhail I have reviewed a few Everlast machines so far. I have a playlist dedicated to machine reviews of you want to check it out.
The HTP Invertig blows it out of the water.
Did you find a use for 1000pps? My dynasty has 500 and I have not used it beyond the mosquito on day 1.
drooling!
I wanna learn how to tig weld but 2500 is a bit steep for me I was interested in a Lincoln square wave tig 200.. what are your thoughts on that machine or one in the same price range?
Can't find these in the UK...bummed.
Can you do a review on the yes welder
How much?
How does this compare to the Everlast 255ext?
And it only cost $3500.Will they take a check??
I'm so glad you ditched the fauxhawk.
Made it
where to buy!
Cool
Its all good information.
That is some insane pulsing! When would somebody actually need to set a pulse that high?
Vito Cornacchio tightens the arc cone right up, gets the travel speed up. 200hZ or higher is my go-to pulse
Hugh Thanks for the info! I had no idea, I’m still very new at TIG. Actually I only got my setup about 2 weeks ago.
How many amps does it do on a 110 outlet?
how is the stick side of it?
What is 4 T ?
Have you ever reviewed the esab rebel emp 215ic? What are your thoughts on it?
scsmooth1 I have never even used it. Maybe some day...
Invertig or everlast? Great videos as always :D
I researched a long time between all brands including Everlast.I narrowed it down between the HTP and Everlast. I went with HTP due to its upgraded torch, foot pedal, nearly 100% positive reviews, and customer support. I had a question about the foot pedal and actually spoke directly with the owner, Jeff Nolan. You will not go wrong with Invertig 221.
HTP.
Great video thanks. Subbed.
These Italian Welders put the Chinese Welders to shame.
its a fairly decent stick welder also. you mentioned nothing of it