Everlast Storm 215C - UPDATED INFO!
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2021
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The STORM IS COMING. The Everlast 215C is the most affordable multi-process welding machine on the market. It's a MIG, STICK AND PLASMA MACHINE! Perfect for a beginner welder, someone starting their own shop or a hobbyist who wants to create a variety of projects!
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Have the powerpro 165 multi process machine, runs so smooth can't wait to get a place to run the thing at full power.
When you weld with flux the wire size and heat for the thickness of the metal is what I need to know prior to striking arc !
Interesting video. I've got 2 Everlast MTS welders which work great. Paul, Look into the camera instead of the cue cards off to your right. Jeff learned that early and does a great job explaining things (welding too)!! Just an observation! LOL
Poor Paul can't get a break, I think Mikala was in the studio the day they were taping. Actually, what I heard , not positive, the producer rules with a long whip and does not allow any Cue Cards....but I may be mistaken......
Thanks for the instructive video. I enjoyed it. I'm looking at this machine and I'm trying to figure out the aluminum welding part.
I thought it did not come with a tig capability?
Awesome!
What do you recommend for compressor set - up for plasma cutting and also what kind of spool gun for wire feed?
Pretty impressive machine
It's a beast 💪
what’s your gas mix 75/25??
Man I wish this existed when I bought my Powerpro256si ! I would much rather have the. Storm.
Why doesnt it weld 6010.?
Where can I find that mig wire?
Great welding machine, would like to see how the set up for scratch start tig
WOW, just Wow!
And the DC TIG/Scratch start too!
No its not. No setting for it. It doesn't have Amp control or stable amps due to arc force and hot start.
@Paul Sableski Right, and variable amperage control, i.e., via a pedal, isn't really required for DC TIG, especially on thicker DC TIG, I mean, pipeliners don't use a pedal doing their root passes with TIG. My first TIG unit was cheap a DC TIG/Stick/Plasma combo-unit that didn't come with an optional pedal or other amptrol device (it did have HF Start and a gas solenoid as standard), but I never got a pedal or other amptrol device for it, because DC TIG can be done much like MIG or Stick, i.e., with adjustment at the panel as needed and speeding up or slowing the travel speed and filler, while also using a gas valve style TIG torch. So, the DC TIG with Scratch Start isn't a published feature on this cool, new unit, but is shown on the video to be quite doable, obviously.
@Paul Sableski Yes, but the fact that the unit doesnt' have built in gas control AND Amps will fluctuate quite noticeably while welding will cause customer dissatisfaction. This is due to the fact that arc force control cannot be turned off. It can be minimized, but between it and hot start you are going to have issues for those looking at it for TIG purposes. We've been there, done that already and is why we are not saying it is a TIG machine. We will have something like that later.
@@marklugo6002 Oh, you're Mark, from Everlast. Yeah, you'd know better than me, of course. So, that's why it's not a published feature, I get that now. I mean, your two (market-firsts, as lineage from the STi units) Lightning models are brilliant for people who want one unit to do advanced AC/DC TIG (including extra waveforms) and MIG welding too. So, WOW, if Everlast has one unit that adds Plasma to a Lightning-like unit.
Nice review, guys.
I do some hobby welding but I never went to school, so I don't know this answer: Why is current referred to in volts for mig but amps for stick?
Current, by definition, is always measured in amps.
@@lukeson1377 -- Thanks for the pedantic but completely useless answer.
It isn't referred to as current in MIG. In MIG you have Volts and Wire Speed. Wire Speed controls amperage. If wire speed and type/diameter of wire is known, you can figure amperage. But the amount of wire delivered in inches per minute controls the actual amperage of the weld. Current refers only to amps. If someone uses it otherwise, it is a confusion of the terms or a wrong use.
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What attachments do you need in order to perform tig welding.
You said TIG capable... please explain. I don't see anything on the specs about using TIG.
Using the stick feature, you can hook up a tig rig with a gas bottle on a valve.
can it run off a generator?
For those interested in portable repair operations, the unit requires just 8500 Surge watts of clean (5% or less THD) 240V power to operate from a generator. (Consult generator manufacturer about THD level prior to purchase of generator to confirm that it meets 5% or less THD.) from the spec sheet online.
@@joneking558 good information ......I am assuming 8,500 Surge watts are for maximum output of welder? Thanks, Paul
I miss Bob!
my middle name is Bob, I am right here
Who can find this on alibaba...
This machine is speced and designed in North America. Not to be confused with the cheap knock offs in the market.
@@everlastgenerator its made in China !
Chi-NA
China has a Space Station and ICBM's with Hydrogen warheads also.....ESAB also has Chinese made machines, do not discount their quality, technology has come a long way in the last 10 years...personally the color is the only thing I do not like about the machine.....but that is just me, I have a degree in color from a art college, but that is another story
@@ypaulbrown You may not be aware but Everlast's color was on the cutting edge of the green tool revolution, well before green became a popular color. Guess what? People love it. We hear it all the time. I'm not sure what your degree is in, but it may need updating. There is a huge demand for green colored tools in the industry, so much so, that all the major hand tool companies are producing a green line. In fact, even Milwaukee which is known for their red color is producing green colored tools for their customers because the demand is through the roof. This has been a trend now for over 10 years.
@@marklugo6002 Thanks Mark, actually it is the chroma and value that I do not love, now I do love forrest green or Viridian as the art crowd calls it.....I have Metabo grinders and appreciate their green.....It is good to select a color that stands out fro the crowd....and your sure does...I recently got to use some of your equipment and really enjoyed it.....it is a great product......by the way , my degree is in Fine Art Painting...and on a final note, I do not even like the color Brown.......Best Regards, Paul Brown.....and I will defend the quality of your Equipment to any one.....Cheers
More commercials, great!!!
looks to me to be information for the guys and gals looking for a machine that does a lot of different things. I know I appreciate some variety in the content of the videos other than how to do.....heck, even the highly funded cooking shows on PBS like Cooks Country America's Test Kitchen that my wife watches does demos on products besides how to do recipes....
Everlast welders are manufactured in China. Everlast welders are sold, distributed and supported via a US company.13 dec. 2011 🤣
Everything is made in China, even those USA made products contain Chinese parts (conductors, transistors, capacitors, motherboard, etc). It is the way manufacturing is today.
Everlast are great
A copy of Esab Rebel 🤣
Minus the price.
The Rebel doesn't have a plasma built in. Totally different.
Everlast introduced the MIG/TIG/Stick compact units in 2009. They came out with their MIG/AC/DC TIG/Stick over a year before ESAB did. Everlast pioneered and developed this product type, and its well documented. The rebel doesn't even have AC wave form control or pulse on AC on their unit still, and Everlast has had it on their MTS units since late 2016In fact they are making the rebel in an old Everlast factory.
@@marklugo6002 Esab had compact welders in 1989..
@@marklugo6002 they even copy the numbers... says it all.