I've just ordered one it cost more than I really wanted to pay, I was looking at a jasic but this has variable frequency, great video this has put my mind to rest about the quality it looks very good. Looking forward to seeing your Follow up videos
I hope you like it, I am going to be ordering a water cooler for mine soon as I am doing more and more aluminium and the flex-necks don't like it 😆 I've just uploaded a new video on the ProMig 250, will do some follow up videos soon, very busy moving into new workshop atm! 👍
Might let you have a go with the cebora mig welder 😂 changing to straight co2 tomorrow rather than argon mix, I barely use the mig now (got in the habit of tig and mma) so don't see the point in having expensive gases lying around for it.
This will be getting used extensively on my latest project, which is certainly a young hoodlums project! 👌👍 btw, I did get a discount but didn't get given the welder, I wish I had!
It's a fantastic piece of kit, does everything I want it too, next upgrade is gonna be water-cooled as the torch does get a bit hot up at the higher amps 👍
Im in ireland and looking for a decent welder but am only finding american relevant information,Any advice on considerations to make a good decision to buy iv been doing alot of research but am still confused thanks :) helz
I'd definitely look at the r-tech, I've had no issues with mine yet, it's small enough to put in the back of the van for jobs as well, and I don't think you can beat they're backup 👍 the esab rebel has very good reviews, and is reasonably priced, but check its duty cycle, if your planning on doing lots of welding for long periods of time, it might not be the machine for you, but it does have the advantage of being multi-process. I was torn between the tig210ext and the esab rebel. I also looked at ewm (as they're my favourite welders) but they were well out of my budget, good gear though 👍
We are glad that you are happy with your new machine Brian. We look forward to seeing it in action :) Kind Regards, The R-Tech Team
The ac wave forms can be mixed in this machine? I mean Is It possible to select a combo of 2 different waves independently?
I've just ordered one it cost more than I really wanted to pay, I was looking at a jasic but this has variable frequency, great video this has put my mind to rest about the quality it looks very good.
Looking forward to seeing your
Follow up videos
I hope you like it, I am going to be ordering a water cooler for mine soon as I am doing more and more aluminium and the flex-necks don't like it 😆 I've just uploaded a new video on the ProMig 250, will do some follow up videos soon, very busy moving into new workshop atm! 👍
I'd like to get one of these but I don't want all the bundled accessories (except foot pedal). Jasic's the same. It stops me from making a purchase.
You may wish to contact rtech direct, they're a very good company who are willing to work with customers
I'll let you what I think of it after I've borrowed it for a weekend 😆.
Might let you have a go with the cebora mig welder 😂 changing to straight co2 tomorrow rather than argon mix, I barely use the mig now (got in the habit of tig and mma) so don't see the point in having expensive gases lying around for it.
Glad they gave one of these to someone who isn't another dusty old bodger, stood in his garage wearing a fleece.
This will be getting used extensively on my latest project, which is certainly a young hoodlums project! 👌👍 btw, I did get a discount but didn't get given the welder, I wish I had!
Cool video mate. Thanks for making it, I currently have their dc tig 160 machine and was looking to buy this one. How are you getting on with it?
It's a fantastic piece of kit, does everything I want it too, next upgrade is gonna be water-cooled as the torch does get a bit hot up at the higher amps 👍
@@MetalByBrian cheers for the reply, I ended up buying it with the same torch as you. Can't wait to try it
Im in ireland and looking for a decent welder but am only finding american relevant information,Any advice on considerations to make a good decision to buy iv been doing alot of research but am still confused thanks :) helz
I'd definitely look at the r-tech, I've had no issues with mine yet, it's small enough to put in the back of the van for jobs as well, and I don't think you can beat they're backup 👍 the esab rebel has very good reviews, and is reasonably priced, but check its duty cycle, if your planning on doing lots of welding for long periods of time, it might not be the machine for you, but it does have the advantage of being multi-process.
I was torn between the tig210ext and the esab rebel. I also looked at ewm (as they're my favourite welders) but they were well out of my budget, good gear though 👍