Josh Welton reviews Miller Multimatic 220 multipurpose welder

Detroit welder, metal fabricator, and thefabricator.com blogger Josh Welton gives a thorough review of Miller Electric's Multimatic 220 multipurpose welding machine.

[@johnpappas2060]

In discussions with the welding shop, they overwhelmingly recommend this machine. Coupled with your explanation, I’m convinced of the way to go. Thanks 🙏

[@timshig2226]

Excellent video - thanks Josh. Only thing I'm wondering about is tigging thinner steel tubing, but I suspect no problem.

[@nicksearles3996]

Easy no problem unless it’s thinner then a razor blade

[@georgebennett932]

I welded two razor blades together with it several times to test it it works

[@cruzhill3411]

Thanks for the review, I've been wanting a Miller Dynasty dx 210 and a Miller Mig 211 but now I'm thinking to just get the Miller Multimatic 220 and have the best of both worlds i think?....lol I'm not sure which way to go because I know on the 220 you cannot upgrade to a water cooler right?

[@dwightstorer1533]

Ck makes an adapter to make these water cooled

[@Droanly]

Are you running into duty cycle issues at all its not very good in paper?

[@jimheflin1446]

waiting on reply...

[@JoshWelton]

On paper make sure you’re looking at the amps the duty cycle is measured at. Compared to other multiprocess machines it has a really good duty cycle. I’m getting the torch hot before the machine. If you’re doing aluminum all day long, a watercooled Dynasty is a better solution.

[@georgebennett932]

I did a 3G been test on half inch steel plate with the TIG welder no problem with the duty cycle

[@Latino47Heat]

Who can afford it? I have a Millermatic 175, and a Miller Maxstar 150. I had to go with the Everlast255 ext.