Thank you for sharing, my dad would flip his grave after all this new technology change… I been olde school since.. now I in market for mig welder… this is something I can get into…. Thank you for sharing!!
The kitchen sink is built in. Turn the welder on its side with the door open and just fill with water !!! Make sure your electrical switchboard has RCD circuit breakers though !!
@@BakersGas I'm starting out, want to create that little side business and do random work that I get from body shops, junk yards, carting companies etc. I like this machine and being a multi process machine is a big plus. I know the transformer shop machines are the most powerful but would this machine be sufficient, to say, run 6010/6011 on dumpster repairs for a days work? I understand to an extent, duty cycle but I'm looking at getting a real world application opinion. Any input much appreciated!
I was about to buy the Miller 220 or the Everlast, heck was even looking at the Fronius TT2200 as I really need to keep the space taken up to a minimum but want maximum options on what I can weld. I didn't pull the trigger when I heard about the 205 but info was very lacking. Thank you a lot for this (and upcoming part 2) video that really shows what this machine can do. I am really liking what I am seeing with the ESAB 205.
Thanks for watching! We are posting a comparison video this weekend on the Miller 220 vs the ESAB 205! Subscribe so you will be notified when we post :)
@@BakersGas I do have a question, What are the dimensions of this welder? I’m planning on getting it in a few months but I’m going to make a heavy duty cart for it first. Amazon says it’s 34 x 20 x 12 inches, but judging by the size in the pictures and videos, I’m not too sure that’s accurate.
I love ur videos but the editing kills me... when showing off a new machine like this you dont need to edit out the actual welding parts. Its cool to see and hear the difference parameters while welding. Anyways this is gonna be super super popular machine. I cant wait to buy one i know thats for sure! That thing is small to! Keep up the good work! Love seeing your reviews.
Sorry we were just trying to keep it to a reasonable length. The next video will be posted next week of the 205 and we are focusing on just the AC TIG and will make sure we keep it slow so you can hear it. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
Test out the new Lincoln Powerwave 300 C Advanced, this is true all in one package that excepts a 44 lb spool of wire. Ac/Dc tig and stick, I’m a welding instructor in Tennessee and I’ve tried a lot of different brands and theirs nothing that even comes close to the Lincoln.
It's not the machine it's how you Use it and how you understand how the controls work but if you are electronic Technician Meaning knowing the electronic capability of the machine you can alter it to work better I can take any cheap welder And make it weld as good as the expensive ones You just have to have a background in electrical engineering
Piss on the 235, I want them to bring out the 285 with A/C Tig. I would buy 2 of them on day 1 if they would just get off their asses and build it. There is a Huge Demand for a Machine of that size and capabilities, so idk what the hold up is.
@@halledwardb yeah I guess I'm gonna have to bite the Bullet and go ahead and buy the 205 myself. I just cannot wrap my head around why they won't build a Bigger Mulit Process Machine with AC Tig capabilities.
I almost started to believe that there is no allrounder with MMA - MIG/MAG and TIG in AC/DC .. so few combos but those were always TIG DC Lift-Arc .. no HF, no AC TIG .. but that one 205ic is very interesting unit! Bit pricey around me, as it cost basically a bit more then two units, one for ACDC TIG and one for MMA-MIG/MAG.
Time for a side by side review next to the Miller 220. But after looking at both thus far, the ESAB is looking like a better machine, what you say Baker's Gas?
Yeah please! Been waiting on this thing for a year! The Miller 220 came out and now I'm not sure. Got $3k burning a hole in my pocket and I need some guidance!!!!
I went to two welding shows because I was interested in these welders the only reason I didn't purchase it is it just not do AC pulse. I already own the EMP 235ic
Nice machine has double rollers all it needs now is mig adjustable pulse function variable pulse single and double pulse which ever and it’ll be the best complete compact welder out there also add all the different frequency wave functions its just electronics why not 👍🏾
Can I run a spool gun with this unit until I learn to tig weld? I heard you say there was a gas hook up for a spool gun but didn't see a setting on the screen for a spool gun?
Yes it has a direct connect spool gun! I will link it below for you! You will be a pro and TIG welding aluminum in no time! bakersgas.com/products/twecospoolgun160a-12ft-foresabrebel-1027-1397
So if you watch our comparison video you will see they both have some neat features. I would say that the ESAB has more adjustability on the TIG side. However Miller's is super simple to use and you can keep the MIG and TIG set up connected and switch back and forth seamlessly. Also as you will see we joke the biggest difference is that the Miller 220 is in stock. The 205 we are getting in slowly but surely! If you want the 205 please be patient and wait for them to be in stock or pre - order with us :) Comparison Video Miller 220 vs ESAB 205: ruclips.net/video/JzdV4uwGazw/видео.html Top Questions between 205 and 220: ruclips.net/video/ePzo_hQMCeo/видео.html
Hola soy de nicaragua gracias por sus enseñanzas mucha información gracias Yo tengo un esab 130i y sus cables son pinza electrodo y tierra son de aluminio Mi pregunta es no perjudica la salida de amperaje gracias
Do you have a contract with esab welding company....just asking cause you do a lot of advertising for them guys...I’m getting either the miller are the esab, but I’m still a little unsure on which way to go
I use miller at work. We have Maxtar series welders, Millermatic series (2 different versions) Dynasty series, trail blazer series. Big blue, pipe pro series, suit cases, sycrowave , multi process by miller and the list goes on. If they make it, we either have it or had it. I bought this esab rebel 205ic. Only done a few small projects at home. I do like the machine. It's well built. If I was to use it in the field, I need to upgrade all the leads. Far to short. We use minimum 25' foot to 50' leads at work to avoid moving a machine every few couple hrs. As is it is good in a home or shop. For field work, longer leads.
Have two question on you guys: 1.How are you guys TIG welding with 205 amps while the torch is rated just for 150 amps without cooling unit? Because if you need to go on TIG above 150 amps then you need a water cooled torch with a cooling unit. Right? It leads also to my second question: 2.Is there a solenoid cooling unit for water cooled TIG torches for this machine? On their website I can not find any. Please give a link if there is. Thank you for the good review. The first question stopped me buying a unit today.
Hey Eugen! The HW 17 torch is a 150 amp Tig Torch rated at a 50% duty cycle. It is capable of carrying over 200amps in an air cooled application at lower duty cycles. This torch paired with the Rebel EMP205 (running at 205 amps, 25% duty cycle, or 2.5 minutes of welding) allows us to operate without damage to the TIG Torch. You can use a larger amperage air cooled torch like an HW26 (220amps 50% Duty Cycle), but through initial customer feedback an HW 26 torch was too bulky. The Rebel EMP205 does not have a solenoid cooling unit offering. Most Water Cooled TIG welding systems run off of a separate water circulator without a solenoid. The coolant simply circulates through the welding torch continuously via a pump, reservoir and 110 volt outlet. You could use an aftermarket water circulator if you wish to use an HW 20, and add cost to the system. An HW20 is rated at 300 amps. Hopefully this answers your questions!! Feel free to call or email us if you have any other questions we are happy to help!
@@BakersGas Thanks for the reply. Yes was thinking to use the HW 26 torch. ESAB should make a designated cooling unit for the 205ic exactly how they made for 301i . If you weld a little bit in your garage a 25% duty cycle might be ok but not if you weld a gas tank or so. Depends on everyone's needs. But it is a pity not to have a designated cooling unit because ESAB has done a good job towards the TIG capabilities on this model. A downside that I can mention on this machine is the amperage for wire. Because for me the common setting is 450 WFS at 24.5 V for .035 solid wire then you need to be in the amperage range of roughly 230 amps to weld a 1/4 inch plate. Maybe you can get around that by welding a .045 wire metalcore or fluxcore with C25 gas or staight CO2 !? A review on wire for this machine and bend test would be not bad to do. Also ESAB should list on the website product info that the 205ic is able to weld with spoolgun aluminum. People read usually on the website and no word about spoolgun. Everybody thinks that it can not do but it actually does. In my case I decided that TIG AC/DC machines should stay separated from MIG/MAG machines if you go beyond 3/16 plate. A good temptation was the Everlast 275 MTS but even there it gets you the right amperage but it takes away at TIG some of the balance and the pulse. That's why the separation in my case here. Would have been nice to have a machine that does it all perfectly because who does not want to spare 7000 $ and above to buy separate machine. If you stay below 3/16 plate and not a lot of time welding then this machine is doing a good job I think. Thanks!
@Bakersgas Andrew, Question # 1, does Esab make a Push/Pull Gun, and if so will it work on this Machine??? Question # 2, will this Machine run Dual Shield Wire??? I am getting ready to purchase this week, and I'm in the fence on Yellow or Blue. I'm leaning towards the Yellow because of Softer Start capabilities (5 amps) on Tig, and Easb will go up to 400, looks like Miller only goes to 250hz. Help me out here. I know you're supposed to be unbiased because you guys sell both, but I want to know if you personally were purchasing a Machine in this class, which would you choose, and why? I was all set to buy the Fronius Transsteel 2200 until I found out no A/C Tig (that sucked), and no HF Start. Just the fact that the 2200 will run Aluminum Wire through a 15' Whip consistently without bird nesting is phenomenal, and I loved the Synergic functions. No A/C Tig and no HF start killed it for me though.
@@BakersGas i was fronius shopping today ,,, but i may just skip it and buy one of these instead,,, hf as well ,,, at last a true no compromise all rounder
So I consider myself a beginner tig welder looking to buy my first..... how does all this adjustment help me rather than hurt me.....I understand the process, but the details are still in Spanish....where is my money best spent needing a entry level rig, without needing a better machine in a year
You can hear them but they are not terribly loud. Would not be a factor to not buy if that makes sense. September 21st we are going to have an event with ESAB and will be doing some live stories on Instagram I will try to capture the noice. Give us a follow and watch that day if you are interested. We will probably also be posting a video from the event too! Also show special if you are thinking about one might be a good time!
I just notice the Voltage doesn't dial in to where I want it. I can set it to 19.3 and it will jump to 19.2 or 19.5. Can't fine tune by .1 because it jumps on its own. 🙈
pretty good welder, but it is a noisy sucker, and i dont like the mig feeder setup, 1 drive wheel in 2022. For the cost of this welder they could add a gear and a second wheel, and the thin plastic guide hose is to thin, if the wire bends you have to knock the guide out with a hammer and a thin rod, i use a stick rod. i have used ESAB for 30 years, it is always the same, the welder is good, but then they add a stupid thing on it. but they are getting better :-) EXEPT the plasma cutters they have always been usless, and now they seem to just use a diffrent brand. but im not sure, i gave up on them several years ago, and just used a hypertherm.
I still cant understand how everlast included AC pulse in their multi machine but esab and miller did not. Esab and miller are better machines but damn.
I decided not to buy the 205ic because it didn't have AC pulse and 6010 performance would not be stellar with only 68V OCV. I've decided to buy an Everlast instead.
Who thinks this is to much machine for a beginner? I wanna get this and start learning how to weld stick, mig and tig and start building a few things. Any help would be great ,thanks!
This is a great option for a beginner. The sMIG makes MIG welding set up simple. Another good machine to check out is the Miller 220 or 215. Let us know if you have any questions and we can help!
Thanks guys for your input ,I'm going with this machine, my wifes gonna be pissed but she'll get over it. Watched almost all your videos through this quarantine love all of them ,I'll be watching 😁
Esab probably has better quality control and reliability than Everlast. Some of these Esabs; however, are getting out of my price range. Been looking at the Everlast 250ex
Если нужен именно Rebel 205 с режимом AC Tig, то его действительно в РФ еще нет, примерная дата начала поставок - вторая половина 2019 г., возможно, с сентября. Стоить будет, ориентировочно, ок. 3 000 USD. Если же нужен без переменного тока, то посмотреть можешь здесь - www.svarbi.ru/cat/?q=rebel Мы - крупнейший дистрибьютор оборудования ESAB в РФ)
You have great content here but for the love of god, please unify the audio!! One second I can’t hear a thing so I turn it up, then the next frame You blow my ear drums. I suggest an Omni directional mic.
If its gonna cost that much better off spending 1/3 for a good tig /stick machine and another $500.00 for a great mig. You that way get it all for less than half the price of this overpriced overhyped rig!
Tengo varias maquinas ESAB de las mas comunes, pero me han decepcionado como marca. Una se quemo, con poquisimo uso pero ya fuera de garantia. No se fabrican repuestos, a pesar de haberla comprado hace solo 3 años. Una maquina china vale la quinta parte, tiene varias funciones mas, las hay confiables e incluso si se quemase es tan barata comparada con ESAB que podes comprar una de repuesto. No volveria a comprar ESAB.
computerized crap takes all the fun out of welding.people being taught on this stuff will suck at welding and will be lost without that computer welder.
Understand your perspective but the technology saves time and makes setting up for the perfect weld faster than ever before!!! Give it a shot you might be surprised the sMIG is great for newer and experienced welders.
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Thank you for sharing, my dad would flip his grave after all this new technology change… I been olde school since.. now I in market for mig welder… this is something I can get into…. Thank you for sharing!!
Happy and Quick to sale Esab. Pushed to the side if you would like your brand new product that fails warrantied.
Hey, if you need help with a warranty reach out we are happy to help even if you did not buy from us.
@@BakersGas it has been taken care of. They warrantied unit. Yes I purchased from bakers
Everything but the kitchen sink. Beautiful machine.
Nice demo.
The kitchen sink is built in. Turn the welder on its side with the door open and just fill with water !!! Make sure your electrical switchboard has RCD circuit breakers though !!
damn that esab has a light under the lid? how sweet is that.
Yes pretty neat feature!
@@BakersGas I'm starting out, want to create that little side business and do random work that I get from body shops, junk yards, carting companies etc. I like this machine and being a multi process machine is a big plus. I know the transformer shop machines are the most powerful but would this machine be sufficient, to say, run 6010/6011 on dumpster repairs for a days work? I understand to an extent, duty cycle but I'm looking at getting a real world application opinion. Any input much appreciated!
I was about to buy the Miller 220 or the Everlast, heck was even looking at the Fronius TT2200 as I really need to keep the space taken up to a minimum but want maximum options on what I can weld. I didn't pull the trigger when I heard about the 205 but info was very lacking. Thank you a lot for this (and upcoming part 2) video that really shows what this machine can do. I am really liking what I am seeing with the ESAB 205.
Thanks for watching! We are posting a comparison video this weekend on the Miller 220 vs the ESAB 205! Subscribe so you will be notified when we post :)
Awesome welder, I have the 215ic emp
I will get an ESAB to go with my engine driven welding in a few months!
Awesome let us know if you have any questions.
@@BakersGas I do have a question, What are the dimensions of this welder?
I’m planning on getting it in a few months but I’m going to make a heavy duty cart for it first. Amazon says it’s 34 x 20 x 12 inches, but judging by the size in the pictures and videos, I’m not too sure that’s accurate.
I love ur videos but the editing kills me... when showing off a new machine like this you dont need to edit out the actual welding parts. Its cool to see and hear the difference parameters while welding. Anyways this is gonna be super super popular machine. I cant wait to buy one i know thats for sure! That thing is small to! Keep up the good work! Love seeing your reviews.
Sorry we were just trying to keep it to a reasonable length. The next video will be posted next week of the 205 and we are focusing on just the AC TIG and will make sure we keep it slow so you can hear it. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
One of these days we are gonna see these (physically) little machines overtake the big boys. But until then, the big boys win with duty cycle.
Thanks for watching!
Test out the new Lincoln Powerwave 300 C Advanced, this is true all in one package that excepts a 44 lb spool of wire. Ac/Dc tig and stick, I’m a welding instructor in Tennessee and I’ve tried a lot of different brands and theirs nothing that even comes close to the Lincoln.
that machine costs 10 grand
Great machines ESAB makes, love the reviews
This is definitely what I will be buying in the near future. I just wish it had pulsed mig capability as well.
did u get it?any regrets?
@@christopheroropeza1196 Not yet.
It's not the machine it's how you Use it and how you understand how the controls work but if you are electronic Technician Meaning knowing the electronic capability of the machine you can alter it to work better I can take any cheap welder And make it weld as good as the expensive ones You just have to have a background in electrical engineering
Damn I really want this machine.
My question is when is the 235 ac/dc coming out? This is what I'm waiting for.
No announcement at this time! If we hear we will post about it! :) Not anytime in the near future.
Everlast has a 250 Model coming out in the fall, called the Lightning or something.
Piss on the 235, I want them to bring out the 285 with A/C Tig. I would buy 2 of them on day 1 if they would just get off their asses and build it. There is a Huge Demand for a Machine of that size and capabilities, so idk what the hold up is.
@@halledwardb yeah I guess I'm gonna have to bite the Bullet and go ahead and buy the 205 myself. I just cannot wrap my head around why they won't build a Bigger Mulit Process Machine with AC Tig capabilities.
I almost started to believe that there is no allrounder with MMA - MIG/MAG and TIG in AC/DC .. so few combos but those were always TIG DC Lift-Arc .. no HF, no AC TIG .. but that one 205ic is very interesting unit! Bit pricey around me, as it cost basically a bit more then two units, one for ACDC TIG and one for MMA-MIG/MAG.
Why do UAE does not have rouge and those stick welding are called caddy arc?
Excellent video 😎👌
Hi hi have a buton on the welding torch for start and stop
Time for a side by side review next to the Miller 220. But after looking at both thus far, the ESAB is looking like a better machine, what you say Baker's Gas?
Yeah please! Been waiting on this thing for a year! The Miller 220 came out and now I'm not sure. Got $3k burning a hole in my pocket and I need some guidance!!!!
The esab will go up to 400 megahertz on your AC Tig the Miller will not. I think they will both DC pulse but not AC pulse.
@@trkinwithmikey theres no way they wouldn't have AC pulse. Impossible.
I went to two welding shows because I was interested in these welders the only reason I didn't purchase it is it just not do AC pulse. I already own the EMP 235ic
@@trkinwithmikey hmmm. In a prior esab video they said it would have AC pulse.....big disappointment if they dont...
Review the weld pro 200
Can I use a generator to run this machine e? If so which generator would be best?
So is there a dual gas solenoid now for Tig/mig? Any pre and post flow adjustment for Tig?
We are posting a video soon showing the set up from MIG to TIG!
So it’s only 300/400 bucks less than the Miller AC/DC multi welder, is there any reason to use this welder over the Miller?
This machine is amazing
Nice machine has double rollers all it needs now is mig adjustable pulse function variable pulse single and double pulse which ever and it’ll be the best complete compact welder out there also add all the different frequency wave functions its just electronics why not 👍🏾
Will a 6000 running watts inverter generator run this welder ?
does this machine also work with a spool gun?
They still don't have the acdc rebel in aus
One question, i have a problema,un the display "err 001 fault the temperatura"becase, I hace this problema?you can help me please?
How is it with 1/8 inch 6010 and 7018
Does this Esab rebel EMP 205ic Ac/Dc
Have pulse arc
It does not, but you really don't need it with this machine. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Hey do you guys sell the tig torch separately
does this machine have tig pulse?
Se ve muy bien la máquina.
Aunque hay duda sobre cual elegir, la Rebel 205ic o la Everlast 275 rayo
What style Dinse does the Rebel 205ic use if I were to order a smaller CK torch.
50MM
Can I run a spool gun with this unit until I learn to tig weld? I heard you say there was a gas hook up for a spool gun but didn't see a setting on the screen for a spool gun?
Yes it has a direct connect spool gun! I will link it below for you! You will be a pro and TIG welding aluminum in no time!
bakersgas.com/products/twecospoolgun160a-12ft-foresabrebel-1027-1397
I work on... everything. I need a multi-process hvac/construction/personal motorcycle,
Is this the unit or the miller? Any others🧐
So if you watch our comparison video you will see they both have some neat features. I would say that the ESAB has more adjustability on the TIG side. However Miller's is super simple to use and you can keep the MIG and TIG set up connected and switch back and forth seamlessly. Also as you will see we joke the biggest difference is that the Miller 220 is in stock. The 205 we are getting in slowly but surely! If you want the 205 please be patient and wait for them to be in stock or pre - order with us :)
Comparison Video Miller 220 vs ESAB 205:
ruclips.net/video/JzdV4uwGazw/видео.html
Top Questions between 205 and 220:
ruclips.net/video/ePzo_hQMCeo/видео.html
@@BakersGas What is the difference in price between the 2???
Awesome review!
@ESAB machine is awesome! It was great to try it out! Part 2 coming soon! :)
Does it pulse mig?
Biased review! Manufacturer rep was overlooking lol
@@The2001cobra haha no worries we would tell him if we did not like it!
good Afternoon Does anyone have contact info for Mr. Mench from Esab
Good review well done. Don't wrap the cables around your neck neck though! EMF is real.
Can you pulse mig weld dc with the esab rebel?
Ideally I want to run at 180% 20-30v and 145 hz
Does this machine have high frequency starts on both AC and DC tig like the Miller Multimatic 220?
Yes it is a high frequency start! Thanks for watching!
I have an Esab 235 emp and it doesent have the material selection on the mig or smig, is this an update I can get?
Sure, if you buy the 205ic you'll have updated your old welder 😃
Hola soy de nicaragua gracias por sus enseñanzas mucha información gracias
Yo tengo un esab 130i y sus cables son pinza electrodo y tierra son de aluminio
Mi pregunta es no perjudica la salida de amperaje gracias
So what is the difference between the 205 and the 285?
It's a reference to the output amperage.
About 80 amps.
Awsome welder
What's the maximum thickness on aluminum that you can weld?
What process? Are you talking TIG? Or with a Spoolgun?
Both
@@emilyramsey9079 1/4 inch
What power were you using to run the machine 220 or 110
We were using 220 in the video I believe
Do you have a contract with esab welding company....just asking cause you do a lot of advertising for them guys...I’m getting either the miller are the esab, but I’m still a little unsure on which way to go
I use miller at work. We have Maxtar series welders, Millermatic series (2 different versions) Dynasty series, trail blazer series. Big blue, pipe pro series, suit cases, sycrowave , multi process by miller and the list goes on. If they make it, we either have it or had it. I bought this esab rebel 205ic. Only done a few small projects at home. I do like the machine. It's well built. If I was to use it in the field, I need to upgrade all the leads. Far to short. We use minimum 25' foot to 50' leads at work to avoid moving a machine every few couple hrs. As is it is good in a home or shop. For field work, longer leads.
Have two question on you guys:
1.How are you guys TIG welding with 205 amps while the torch is rated just for 150 amps without cooling unit?
Because if you need to go on TIG above 150 amps then you need a water cooled torch with a cooling unit. Right?
It leads also to my second question:
2.Is there a solenoid cooling unit for water cooled TIG torches for this machine? On their website I can not find any. Please give a link if there is.
Thank you for the good review. The first question stopped me buying a unit today.
Hey Eugen! The HW 17 torch is a 150 amp Tig Torch rated at a 50% duty cycle. It is capable of carrying over 200amps in an air cooled application at lower duty cycles. This torch paired with the Rebel EMP205 (running at 205 amps, 25% duty cycle, or 2.5 minutes of welding) allows us to operate without damage to the TIG Torch. You can use a larger amperage air cooled torch like an HW26 (220amps 50% Duty Cycle), but through initial customer feedback an HW 26 torch was too bulky.
The Rebel EMP205 does not have a solenoid cooling unit offering. Most Water Cooled TIG welding systems run off of a separate water circulator without a solenoid. The coolant simply circulates through the welding torch continuously via a pump, reservoir and 110 volt outlet. You could use an aftermarket water circulator if you wish to use an HW 20, and add cost to the system. An HW20 is rated at 300 amps.
Hopefully this answers your questions!! Feel free to call or email us if you have any other questions we are happy to help!
@@BakersGas Thanks for the reply. Yes was thinking to use the HW 26 torch. ESAB should make a designated cooling unit for the 205ic exactly how they made for 301i . If you weld a little bit in your garage a 25% duty cycle might be ok but not if you weld a gas tank or so. Depends on everyone's needs. But it is a pity not to have a designated cooling unit because ESAB has done a good job towards the TIG capabilities on this model.
A downside that I can mention on this machine is the amperage for wire. Because for me the common setting is 450 WFS at 24.5 V for .035 solid wire then you need to be in the amperage range of roughly 230 amps to weld a 1/4 inch plate. Maybe you can get around that by welding a .045 wire metalcore or fluxcore with C25 gas or staight CO2 !? A review on wire for this machine and bend test would be not bad to do.
Also ESAB should list on the website product info that the 205ic is able to weld with spoolgun aluminum. People read usually on the website and no word about spoolgun. Everybody thinks that it can not do but it actually does.
In my case I decided that TIG AC/DC machines should stay separated from MIG/MAG machines if you go beyond 3/16 plate. A good temptation was the Everlast 275 MTS but even there it gets you the right amperage but it takes away at TIG some of the balance and the pulse. That's why the separation in my case here. Would have been nice to have a machine that does it all perfectly because who does not want to spare 7000 $ and above to buy separate machine.
If you stay below 3/16 plate and not a lot of time welding then this machine is doing a good job I think.
Thanks!
Do you offer training on how to use The machine?
We do have a few videos on it. It is actually super easy to use and learn on this machine. Let us know if you have any questions.
Thos this ESAB work whit 110v an 220v ?
Im looking for one just like that
Ahhh and your got a new sub 😉
Yes it will work with either 110 or 220 power. It comes with an adapter.
@Bakersgas Andrew, Question # 1, does Esab make a Push/Pull Gun, and if so will it work on this Machine???
Question # 2, will this Machine run Dual Shield Wire???
I am getting ready to purchase this week, and I'm in the fence on Yellow or Blue. I'm leaning towards the Yellow because of Softer Start capabilities (5 amps) on Tig, and Easb will go up to 400, looks like Miller only goes to 250hz.
Help me out here. I know you're supposed to be unbiased because you guys sell both, but I want to know if you personally were purchasing a Machine in this class, which would you choose, and why?
I was all set to buy the Fronius Transsteel 2200 until I found out no A/C Tig (that sucked), and no HF Start.
Just the fact that the 2200 will run Aluminum Wire through a 15' Whip consistently without bird nesting is phenomenal, and I loved the Synergic functions.
No A/C Tig and no HF start killed it for me though.
Does the AC Tig have pulse ?
Did you check the specs on the website?
Va ser vidst dere bytter navn til esabbo? Rebello?
Have they added hf start yet?
Yes it is a high frequency start! Thanks for watching!
@@BakersGas i was fronius shopping today ,,, but i may just skip it and buy one of these instead,,, hf as well ,,, at last a true no compromise all rounder
Damn for $3,700 it better be good, it should also be able to make you breakfast, lunch and dinner! Lmao
This is beast, i know guy that own 15 k welder . If you work everyday, this kind of machines make money fast.
By the way that welder is EWM German made.
I WANT THIS
So I consider myself a beginner tig welder looking to buy my first..... how does all this adjustment help me rather than hurt me.....I understand the process, but the details are still in Spanish....where is my money best spent needing a entry level rig, without needing a better machine in a year
Primeweld 225 is a really solid ACDC tig machine, and it's under $900.
Did you buy it for start? How is going?? I'm in the same situation.
Can it weld titanium?
Even adamantium
Yes!
In the spec sheet it says it has AC Pulse, why isnt it in the settings?
no AC pulse, DC pulse only.
Just wondering if someone can tell me if this little machine really works and aluminium wire? ✌🏼
I believe it's ac tig only.
Whats the thickest wire you can use 0.35
Yes .035 is the largest diameter wire you can use.
Do i only get 400 off and that is it? Still ... want to buy this 205ic it is pricy to me...
Contact us for a custom quote we always have promos running!
How loud are these machines. The Miller 220 and this 205? I hear the fan in both videos but the sound sounds muted.
You can hear them but they are not terribly loud. Would not be a factor to not buy if that makes sense. September 21st we are going to have an event with ESAB and will be doing some live stories on Instagram I will try to capture the noice. Give us a follow and watch that day if you are interested. We will probably also be posting a video from the event too! Also show special if you are thinking about one might be a good time!
Does it pulse mig?
This machine does not.
Can you stick weld with AC, Miller can't?
Right no I don't think that is a feature on the 205 either.
Hello sir why do you prefer ac stick welding? Thanks
is that the fan on the esab?! sounds like a hair dyer
It is actually not too loud the mic really emphasizes the noise
I need one
Спасибо большое тебе рустам
Thank you
Does it do lift arc tig?
Yes it can do lift arc TIG.
Рустам скока он будет стоить
Thanks
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I just notice the Voltage doesn't dial in to where I want it. I can set it to 19.3 and it will jump to 19.2 or 19.5. Can't fine tune by .1 because it jumps on its own. 🙈
pretty good welder, but it is a noisy sucker, and i dont like the mig feeder setup, 1 drive wheel in 2022. For the cost of this welder they could add a gear and a second wheel, and the thin plastic guide hose is to thin, if the wire bends you have to knock the guide out with a hammer and a thin rod, i use a stick rod. i have used ESAB for 30 years, it is always the same, the welder is good, but then they add a stupid thing on it. but they are getting better :-) EXEPT the plasma cutters they have always been usless, and now they seem to just use a diffrent brand. but im not sure, i gave up on them several years ago, and just used a hypertherm.
These things have gone up $770! Came out at $3K!
Hey! Yes there have been a few price increases. We do have some promos if you are ready and we can help get you the best deal we can.
25% price increase? Wow...
They’re like $3.8k now
@@lifeischeesy Now they're $4099. Looks like price gouging to me.
@@strayedarticle2838 yeah definitely price gouging when the Chinese children make that shit for Pennies on the hour.
I still cant understand how everlast included AC pulse in their multi machine but esab and miller did not. Esab and miller are better machines but damn.
No pulse? Haha i am glad i got the everlast!!!
I decided not to buy the 205ic because it didn't have AC pulse and 6010 performance would not be stellar with only 68V OCV. I've decided to buy an Everlast instead.
johnny missfire does it still work
Profile Protected is the Everlast still holding up
@@j.shorter4716 I've had my everlast for about 4 years and zero problems with it.
Who thinks this is to much machine for a beginner? I wanna get this and start learning how to weld stick, mig and tig and start building a few things. Any help would be great ,thanks!
Brap Brar I think this is your top choice. If you are gonna start, start well.
This is a great option for a beginner. The sMIG makes MIG welding set up simple. Another good machine to check out is the Miller 220 or 215. Let us know if you have any questions and we can help!
Thanks guys for your input ,I'm going with this machine, my wifes gonna be pissed but she'll get over it. Watched almost all your videos through this quarantine love all of them ,I'll be watching 😁
Hi, how is going after 3 years? I'm in the same situation.
No pulse? But the everlast does?! And it’s over 1000 dollars more? What the hell.
Esab probably has better quality control and reliability than Everlast. Some of these Esabs; however, are getting out of my price range. Been looking at the Everlast 250ex
Я бы хотел купить 215 ребэл как. Это зделать если это возможно напишите ответ по руски
Миша привет, сейчас в России нет его ещё, есть только миг/маг от 215 по 320
Если нужен именно Rebel 205 с режимом AC Tig, то его действительно в РФ еще нет, примерная дата начала поставок - вторая половина 2019 г., возможно, с сентября. Стоить будет, ориентировочно, ок. 3 000 USD.
Если же нужен без переменного тока, то посмотреть можешь здесь - www.svarbi.ru/cat/?q=rebel
Мы - крупнейший дистрибьютор оборудования ESAB в РФ)
In the video it don't look like it looks like it's all dying out the same Time
Will I have to put a lean on my house? 😂
NOPE! haha it is $400 off right now bringing it down to $2,599 and free shipping! Let us know if you have any questions.
Anyone here that will like to trade mi Lincoln electric hd 180 for a Esab welder 👨🏭
We will get you a really good deal! :)
Our school bought 12 ESAB machines. Half failed as soon as the warranty expired. Customer service was a joke. I will never buy an ESAB machine again.
Here for the giveaway
You have great content here but for the love of god, please unify the audio!! One second I can’t hear a thing so I turn it up, then the next frame You blow my ear drums. I suggest an Omni directional mic.
Thanks for the feedback! We are getting better its hard with the noisy welds and then going right into talking about the welds.
maybe experiment with a boom mic
If its gonna cost that much better off spending 1/3 for a good tig /stick machine and another $500.00 for a great mig. You that way get it all for less than half the price of this overpriced overhyped rig!
So lame... The non welder video editor fast forwards through the welding parts.
Sorry we were trying to keep it from being too long!
12:35 okay kinda seems like bullshit there
Til verstasjonen
Tengo varias maquinas ESAB de las mas comunes, pero me han decepcionado como marca. Una se quemo, con poquisimo uso pero ya fuera de garantia. No se fabrican repuestos, a pesar de haberla comprado hace solo 3 años. Una maquina china vale la quinta parte, tiene varias funciones mas, las hay confiables e incluso si se quemase es tan barata comparada con ESAB que podes comprar una de repuesto. No volveria a comprar ESAB.
It’s 100% made in China.
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computerized crap takes all the fun out of welding.people being taught on this stuff will suck at welding and will be lost without that computer welder.
Understand your perspective but the technology saves time and makes setting up for the perfect weld faster than ever before!!! Give it a shot you might be surprised the sMIG is great for newer and experienced welders.
No sirve en 110
Дорогущее оборудование и предельно примитивное его представление...
Audio is terrible guys
Please for the love of God stop speeding up the video while the machine is actually welding!! And kill that stupid music.