Click the link and use Vevor Code: VVMH5%OFF (5% off on all VEVOR products) Vevor Welder: s.vevor.com/bfQxkM Vevor Welding Helmet: s.vevor.com/bfQyWn Here is a link to Austins channel: www.youtube.com/@Spoolinauto_fab Check out more of our tractor videos here: ruclips.net/p/PLmYnhJtNUq7c2n8UTJASTf9qJQXQ_ngFP To interact with me personally, join the Rockhill farm Facebook group here: facebook.com/groups/1270496403596230/ Rockhill Farm is a daily equipment and rural living vlog. We mainly focus on tractors and working outdoors. I really appreciate you taking time to watch this video. If you enjoy this type of content Check out some of the following links to support our channel. If you are interested in a rock Hill Farms T-shirt check out our merch store rockhill-farm.creator-spring.com/listing/rockhill-farm-logo Please subscribe to our channel here: ruclips.net/user/Rockhillfarmandhomes Follow on Facebook at facebook.com/Rock-Hill-Farm-102050688356056/ You can now support the channel by buying us a coffee at the following link: www.buymeacoffee.com/rockhillfarm #farmlife #homestead We participate in affilitate programs including the amazon affiliate program. If you purchase products using our links we may earn a commission
While this machine will doTIG, it will only do DC TIG, which means you can only TIG weld steel (TIG welding aluminum requires AC TIG). That's not a criticism of the machine, it's just the limitations of the smaller entry level machines. If there's a spool gun option available you should be able to MIG weld aluminum. You >can< modify some machines to push aluminum wire through the provided MIG assembly, but it's much more likely to jam up around the feed roller mechanism. You also may want to run flux core wire MIG. That would prevent you having to drag a gas bottle around and running out of gas on the weekend, etc. The downside to flux core is that you do have to chip the weld when you're done, much like when using stick welding. Lastly, for you, the welding table your friend has is too low for you. You need one where you can sit or stand at a more natural position. When you're welding on a table (vs under a trailer, inside a pipe, whatever, where you have no choice), posture and range of motion makes a huge difference.
Yea they all have limitations. I have a 5 in 1 machine that has AC and DIC Tig, stick, plasma cutting but it doesn't have MIG. I misunderstood what the machine did and thought I was getting a machine that did all I need but now I know I need another machine for MIG. Also two of those modes are really the same thing, plasma cutting with an internal air compressor and plasma cutting with an external air compressor. I wish one of these Chinese companies could make a machine that literally does it all for like 300$ or 400$. The sad part is I paid a lot more to get a machine that does aluminum but everything I actually need to do is steel.
@@SetitesTechAdventures Even Lincoln's multi-process welder with a $1400+ price tag doesn't have AC TIG capabilities....I just looked as I was curious if the fancy triple priced multi-process units would have the AC feature...nope. I have a Plasma Cutter from VEVOR, I have yet to fire it up, warranty is already expired on it, so if it don't work I've got a ridiculously priced paper weight HAHA!!!
Having the ability to weld aluminum by adding positive ground may add $50? $80? Why not… I have a MIG that was new in 84. It produces a 150 amps (RMS) and up to 1/2” thick easy. Just adding a machine to finish a project on a fixed income would be nice to TIG steel & Alum. Are you listening “Vevor”?
I might suggest you want to get a good heavy duty welding shirt, good welding gloves, and some boots, splatter and slag will burn right through them tennis shoes. Take time to always clean the area you wish to weld (keeps the splatter down). Enjoy and welcome to the world of fabrication.
The timing of your videos is great. I just got my chinese welder from YesWelder running yesterday and I'm learning to weld. I had to wire an extension cord into my panel and run it out the window to get 220 to the welder. I keep breaking things off my old bush hog rough cutter. Today I need to finish stick welding the bush hog wheel. I wish I had mig because its awkward having to move a stick closer and I think I'll need a cheap mig machine too.
Impeccable timing sir! I ordered a welder from Primeweld on Black Friday and am awaiting delivery. I had the same idea as you, wanting to learn to weld things around here. Great video!
I need to buy a welder like that. It would be so helpful around my property. I also need to have my Dad teach me the basics. He is a retired welder and was certified to weld pretty much everything except nuclear plants.
Brock one of the worst things you can say to a fab guy is "I don't know anything about it but can I come over and you teach me to weld?" HAHA It probably ranks right up there with someone telling you that you shouldn't be pulling that plow with a compact hydro tractor!! Shout out to Austin Reed @Spoolinauto_fab for helping our buddy test out his new machine
Howdy Brock! Get yer nose down there closer to your welds son! Ya gotta see what you are doing! Any farther away and you would have been welding one handed 😁 I bought an entry level wire welder for dinking around here on the homestead. I learned to stick weld in Vo-Ag class in high school, but hadn't really touched one since. Like you I have a buddy who is a welder by trade. Thank goodness he is a patient man... Hey if I can learn to do it, anyone can. Very cool brother - thanks for sharing 🤠
@@aaronmayhew6449 I still think it is a great value. I have several welders and I'm never disappointed when using this one. I think you'll be satisfied.
Good morning Brock. Anytime that you're welding you should really wear the appropriate PPE. There is a really good RUclips channel called "Making mistakes with Greg" and he basically teaches beginning welders the in's and out's of getting started in welding. I've been an amateur hobbiest welder for the last 50 years and I learn something every time that I watch one of his videos. I have an old Lincoln "Tombstone" stick welder that I've had for 40 years or more and a Power-mate quick fix mig welder that I've had almost as long but it's pretty much at the end of it's life. Recently, I bought a new Hobart Handler 210 MVP. I'll be doing some sheetmetal work on the Falcon this winter and I needed a better welder for the job. A Miller was out of my price range but Hobart is made by Miller so I think that I got the best of both worlds. I've been quiet for a few days so I thought that I'd chime in on this one. God bless and have a wonderful day. 👍👍🙂
When you stick with it keep your sneakers on so maybe you can feel the burn 🔥 lol , great job don't worry I basically chicken scratch also like u did . Lol 🤪
for me the cheap auto dark helmets they have tendency of letting too much UV through so your eyes get burnt - may watch and just but a decent helmet like a miller, Lincoln, Hobart, or speed glass
Here’s a dumb question(if I don’t ask I’ll never know the answer😂). Why do all welders wear those same style hats? Does it serve a purpose or is it the welder’s uniform? 🤷🏻♂️
Union welder here and we wear those hats for 2 reasons. First is it helps with friction of the welding hood stay in place and also stay on and if you weld for a long time that head gear can really hurt your head. Second it is to protect your head from the sparks that pop out and nit burn your skull and also the little part hanging down 8n to cover the ear that is usually facing up so a hot bb doesn't go into your eat cause that hurts like a mofo. I guess 3rd so you don't fry your scalp from the uv rays also cause that happens when your body parts are not concealed and that is never fun.
@@fearandloathinginamerica oh ok. I was just wondering since I see all welders with the same head gear. I’ve never welded so I wouldn’t know. Thank you.
@panchopachangas4450 no worried I always wondered why myself before I started welding! Glad I could help. I find it funny when weldered wear them outside if work tho 😂
Pretty much anything can do 18 gauge, you need to step it up to 3/8” and see if it generates the amps at that voltage that’s needed to penetrate, hint: it can’t. So if it can’t weld something structural on a car or truck chassis then that doesn’t work for me.
Most of these cheap units don't have any repair parts available, and who knows how long they last, could be a day, could be decades, or anything in between LOL. Duty cycles on these cheap units isn't great, but many people aren't welding several feet at a time, a few tacks here, and a few inches here and there mainly I think. I have the old $100 Harbor Freight Flux Core MIG welder, the duty cycle is pretty short, and the wait time to start welding again is quite a while, I think like a 1/2 hour or so after it trips the thermal cut-off. It works great, but I did have a project where I was trying to weld long angle iron in place, it took way too long LOL. If I were welding every day I'd definitely buy a Miller or Lincoln, but for the once or twice a year I pickup a MIG gun, the HF special is fine LOL.
If they made them oil cooled out of factory with the option to add a radiator, then duty wouldn't be that much of a problem. I've heard of people swapping the fans and adding heat sinks to make duty cycle less bad.
It's great that you review a product like the popular vevor ,but you could have made the video worth watching by going into the settings you used ,where do i set it at to start,( number 1 question),how to hold the gun, are you pushing or pulling the weld, if your making a video aimed at beginners think about what a beginner needs to know, its not just should he buy it, yes or no, and then end the video. Make the video worth watching twice.
Maybe you should make your own videos. It is harder than it looks, and people will criticize no matter what you do The questions that you asked depend on a lot of variables, and I don’t know enough to speak intelligently about it
Good question. I don’t know. It looks like you can get it for $235.99 if you register a new account on vevor.com and you can add my discount code on top of that. I don’t know why the company would have different prices on different sites
Click the link and use Vevor Code: VVMH5%OFF (5% off on all VEVOR products)
Vevor Welder: s.vevor.com/bfQxkM
Vevor Welding Helmet: s.vevor.com/bfQyWn
Here is a link to Austins channel: www.youtube.com/@Spoolinauto_fab
Check out more of our tractor videos here:
ruclips.net/p/PLmYnhJtNUq7c2n8UTJASTf9qJQXQ_ngFP
To interact with me personally, join the Rockhill farm Facebook group here:
facebook.com/groups/1270496403596230/
Rockhill Farm is a daily equipment and rural living vlog. We mainly focus on tractors and working outdoors.
I really appreciate you taking time to watch this video. If you enjoy this type of content Check out some of the following links to support our channel.
If you are interested in a rock Hill Farms T-shirt check out our merch store
rockhill-farm.creator-spring.com/listing/rockhill-farm-logo
Please subscribe to our channel here: ruclips.net/user/Rockhillfarmandhomes
Follow on Facebook at
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#farmlife #homestead
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While this machine will doTIG, it will only do DC TIG, which means you can only TIG weld steel (TIG welding aluminum requires AC TIG). That's not a criticism of the machine, it's just the limitations of the smaller entry level machines. If there's a spool gun option available you should be able to MIG weld aluminum. You >can< modify some machines to push aluminum wire through the provided MIG assembly, but it's much more likely to jam up around the feed roller mechanism. You also may want to run flux core wire MIG. That would prevent you having to drag a gas bottle around and running out of gas on the weekend, etc. The downside to flux core is that you do have to chip the weld when you're done, much like when using stick welding. Lastly, for you, the welding table your friend has is too low for you. You need one where you can sit or stand at a more natural position. When you're welding on a table (vs under a trailer, inside a pipe, whatever, where you have no choice), posture and range of motion makes a huge difference.
Yea they all have limitations. I have a 5 in 1 machine that has AC and DIC Tig, stick, plasma cutting but it doesn't have MIG. I misunderstood what the machine did and thought I was getting a machine that did all I need but now I know I need another machine for MIG. Also two of those modes are really the same thing, plasma cutting with an internal air compressor and plasma cutting with an external air compressor.
I wish one of these Chinese companies could make a machine that literally does it all for like 300$ or 400$. The sad part is I paid a lot more to get a machine that does aluminum but everything I actually need to do is steel.
@@SetitesTechAdventures Even Lincoln's multi-process welder with a $1400+ price tag doesn't have AC TIG capabilities....I just looked as I was curious if the fancy triple priced multi-process units would have the AC feature...nope.
I have a Plasma Cutter from VEVOR, I have yet to fire it up, warranty is already expired on it, so if it don't work I've got a ridiculously priced paper weight HAHA!!!
Having the ability to weld aluminum by adding positive ground may add $50? $80? Why not… I have a MIG that was new in 84. It produces a 150 amps (RMS) and up to 1/2” thick easy. Just adding a machine to finish a project on a fixed income would be nice to TIG steel & Alum. Are you listening “Vevor”?
I might suggest you want to get a good heavy duty welding shirt, good welding gloves, and some boots, splatter and slag will burn right through them tennis shoes. Take time to always clean the area you wish to weld (keeps the splatter down). Enjoy and welcome to the world of fabrication.
The timing of your videos is great. I just got my chinese welder from YesWelder running yesterday and I'm learning to weld. I had to wire an extension cord into my panel and run it out the window to get 220 to the welder. I keep breaking things off my old bush hog rough cutter. Today I need to finish stick welding the bush hog wheel.
I wish I had mig because its awkward having to move a stick closer and I think I'll need a cheap mig machine too.
It's a good thing to get out of your comfort zone! Technique, patience, and practice is huge part of any skill.
Impeccable timing sir! I ordered a welder from Primeweld on Black Friday and am awaiting delivery. I had the same idea as you, wanting to learn to weld things around here. Great video!
I need to buy a welder like that. It would be so helpful around my property. I also need to have my Dad teach me the basics. He is a retired welder and was certified to weld pretty much everything except nuclear plants.
Thank you for sharing! I will be a beginner and I feel good about purchasing one.
Brock one of the worst things you can say to a fab guy is "I don't know anything about it but can I come over and you teach me to weld?" HAHA It probably ranks right up there with someone telling you that you shouldn't be pulling that plow with a compact hydro tractor!! Shout out to Austin Reed @Spoolinauto_fab for helping our buddy test out his new machine
Howdy Brock! Get yer nose down there closer to your welds son! Ya gotta see what you are doing! Any farther away and you would have been welding one handed 😁 I bought an entry level wire welder for dinking around here on the homestead. I learned to stick weld in Vo-Ag class in high school, but hadn't really touched one since. Like you I have a buddy who is a welder by trade. Thank goodness he is a patient man... Hey if I can learn to do it, anyone can. Very cool brother - thanks for sharing 🤠
Impressive welder. If you gonna spend some time welding, make sure to cover your arms or you'll get some nasty sunburn. 😎😎
I have the 250a Vevor welder and am pretty impressed with it. Great video!
Do you have feedback just ordered one wondering is it really good
@@aaronmayhew6449 I still think it is a great value. I have several welders and I'm never disappointed when using this one. I think you'll be satisfied.
Good morning Brock. Anytime that you're welding you should really wear the appropriate PPE. There is a really good RUclips channel called "Making mistakes with Greg" and he basically teaches beginning welders the in's and out's of getting started in welding. I've been an amateur hobbiest welder for the last 50 years and I learn something every time that I watch one of his videos. I have an old Lincoln "Tombstone" stick welder that I've had for 40 years or more and a Power-mate quick fix mig welder that I've had almost as long but it's pretty much at the end of it's life. Recently, I bought a new Hobart Handler 210 MVP. I'll be doing some sheetmetal work on the Falcon this winter and I needed a better welder for the job. A Miller was out of my price range but Hobart is made by Miller so I think that I got the best of both worlds. I've been quiet for a few days so I thought that I'd chime in on this one. God bless and have a wonderful day. 👍👍🙂
This is the content i like real in the moment tests none of this heres one i made earlier you did it in real time. Real content 👌 👏
The helmet is a good value and works well. I wish the graphics on it were better.
Quality setup forsure
😲almost 110k!!! Keep up the great content'
Thanks
When you stick with it keep your sneakers on so maybe you can feel the burn 🔥 lol , great job don't worry I basically chicken scratch also like u did . Lol 🤪
Holy Shit look at them dimes , congrats your the real deal.
for me the cheap auto dark helmets they have tendency of letting too much UV through so your eyes get burnt - may watch and just but a decent helmet like a miller, Lincoln, Hobart, or speed glass
Any updates on how this welder running?
I only use it once or twice a month but fires right up and works great. Can’t give a long-term review
@@RockhillfarmYT Thanks👍🏼, still helpful
Here’s a dumb question(if I don’t ask I’ll never know the answer😂). Why do all welders wear those same style hats? Does it serve a purpose or is it the welder’s uniform? 🤷🏻♂️
Union welder here and we wear those hats for 2 reasons. First is it helps with friction of the welding hood stay in place and also stay on and if you weld for a long time that head gear can really hurt your head. Second it is to protect your head from the sparks that pop out and nit burn your skull and also the little part hanging down 8n to cover the ear that is usually facing up so a hot bb doesn't go into your eat cause that hurts like a mofo. I guess 3rd so you don't fry your scalp from the uv rays also cause that happens when your body parts are not concealed and that is never fun.
@@fearandloathinginamerica oh ok. I was just wondering since I see all welders with the same head gear. I’ve never welded so I wouldn’t know. Thank you.
@panchopachangas4450 no worried I always wondered why myself before I started welding! Glad I could help. I find it funny when weldered wear them outside if work tho 😂
I don't see a link to the guys channel?
I forgot to post it. thanks for the reminder
Here is a link to Austins channel: www.youtube.com/@Spoolinauto_fab
Pretty much anything can do 18 gauge, you need to step it up to 3/8” and see if it generates the amps at that voltage that’s needed to penetrate, hint: it can’t. So if it can’t weld something structural on a car or truck chassis then that doesn’t work for me.
Does it still work
Dig'n your videos.
Start'n my U-Tube "Tinkering Geezer "
Hoping to be a pro like you.
Good job, I'll be cruising your vids.
Thanks. RUclips is a lot of work, but it is the best job I’ve ever had
They all "work" what you pay for with name brand is duty cycle, longevity and reparabilty
Most of these cheap units don't have any repair parts available, and who knows how long they last, could be a day, could be decades, or anything in between LOL. Duty cycles on these cheap units isn't great, but many people aren't welding several feet at a time, a few tacks here, and a few inches here and there mainly I think. I have the old $100 Harbor Freight Flux Core MIG welder, the duty cycle is pretty short, and the wait time to start welding again is quite a while, I think like a 1/2 hour or so after it trips the thermal cut-off. It works great, but I did have a project where I was trying to weld long angle iron in place, it took way too long LOL.
If I were welding every day I'd definitely buy a Miller or Lincoln, but for the once or twice a year I pickup a MIG gun, the HF special is fine LOL.
If they made them oil cooled out of factory with the option to add a radiator, then duty wouldn't be that much of a problem. I've heard of people swapping the fans and adding heat sinks to make duty cycle less bad.
Great video
It's great that you review a product like the popular vevor ,but you could have made the video worth watching by going into the settings you used ,where do i set it at to start,( number 1 question),how to hold the gun, are you pushing or pulling the weld, if your making a video aimed at beginners think about what a beginner needs to know, its not just should he buy it, yes or no, and then end the video. Make the video worth watching twice.
Maybe you should make your own videos. It is harder than it looks, and people will criticize no matter what you do
The questions that you asked depend on a lot of variables, and I don’t know enough to speak intelligently about it
Then you have no business wasting anyone’s time with your bs. I’m only 1:30 into this video and it’s worthless you actually owe me money
You said you paid over $300 Amazon sells for $257.65 what I miss
Good question. I don’t know. It looks like you can get it for $235.99 if you register a new account on vevor.com and you can add my discount code on top of that.
I don’t know why the company would have different prices on different sites
It takes a steady hand and hours of practice to be a welder. But everybody starts not knowing anything.
Man look at you ,you can start building dirt Dober nest already burn some wire you will get there 😜
welding takes practice
1 st 🤪morning
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Only thing proven was that one guy knows how to weld.
We proved one more thing than we intended to.
Kisses you sweet adorable man.
That welding machine is garbage. You can’t cheap out on welding….sorry but not sorry.
I'm sure Brock is wide open to you sending him a Lincoln or Miller welder.