🔥Stick Welding Test: ESAB Rebel EMP 285
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Today we're testing the Rebel 285 on stick welding. This machine runs up to 260 amps in the stick welding mode and has adjustable hot start and arc force. In this episode we will be running rods between 1/8" and 3/16" to test the higher amps of the machine.
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Gotta say I really like the time put into this video. Helped me alot. very informative. Thanks.
"Stay *current* with the content."
Genius!
Your simply a no nonsense to the point kind of instructor. I am lucky to found such a great instructor that fits my style of learning. Many thanks.
i've had my rebel for a year. love it! great machine.
Definitely going to save up for an Esab machine. They impress the heck out of me. Great video as always 👍
Awesome arc shots! Way to go, Camera Guy.
Figured it would run flawless. My esab miniarc 161 lts is an amazing machine on 6010/7018
Is there arc force adjustment on those little guys?
Never had the privilege to weld with an esab out all the years. But I will say my favorite electrode to burn is the esab atom arc. The local welding supply store only supplies lincoln Excalibur, or Washington alloy..needless to say they now have esad electrodes on the shelf.
This is a great informative chanel. I came across this chanel by looking at welder reviews as I'm looking to get a new welder as my old one burnt out. I'm learning a lot about welding as I'm only self taught with using my dads welder as a youngster . Keep up the good work.
Would be nice to see more use of 6013 2.4 and 3.2mm , very common rods in the UK .
Really? With that kind of you get shallow penetration. It is good for thin sheets
Nice welder and the starts looked good.
Definitely a nice machine. It also certainly doesn't hurt that you were running Sureweld and Atom Arc. I definitely prefer ESAB filler materials over just about anything else.
Very informative videos thank you for putting them together Bob
10:55 Bob and I think a lot alike. I was curious of the exact same thing lol
Hope to see this machine in New Zealand soon
Hi Bob I like your channel a lot. That Rebel EMP 285 looks real good. I have a Miller 215 it works real good and a Lincoln Dule 180 both welder do real good. Great job Bob.
I'd love to see you run some 7/32 rods i have 1g test coming up on 4inch thick groove with a 37.5 bevel
I appreciate the information, been fighting over the Miller 255 multi or this one.
Cual compraste?
Just picked up my Rebell EMP 320Ic her in Sweden just amazing equipment ;-)
I would Love to see Bob do a Video about Welding with an Old AC only Lincoln Tombstone Buzz Box. Please and Thank you.
Hello from Houston TX!
Always so helpful . Thanks Bob
Very good video!! Thank you, is this welding machine capable of performing stick welding and wire fed (MIG)?
have yoiu ever tested a fronius 2200 looking for your opinion
You going to be testing the Rebel EMP 205ic AC/DC machine?
God, I want a Rebel so bad. I was thinking the 205 so aluminum TIG is an option for me. I'm a pretty new DIYer, but I go hard when I find a new interest. Working with Harbor Freight's Vulcan OmniPro 220 right now, I just switched to it from their Titanium brand Unlimited 200. Vulcan's pretty nice, I think, but I'm sure I'll be blown away when I get a true professional-level machine like the Rebel :)
what kind of air collection system are you running and how do you set one up? Can you do a video on that ?
great content
Hello from Dominican Republic. I have 2 questions. Do the electrode holder comes with the kit or you purchase it separatly? What size of spool do it hold inside?
Neil Jean Louis it holds a full 33lb spool and yes, the electrode holder comes with the machine. Only thing that is separate is the foot pedal and TIG torch.
I rang my local welding supply yesterday an was talking to the guy about the 235 ci he said they have had a customer return 2 x Rebel 215 ci that they couldn't fix so they replaced the machine twice, good on ESAB for doing that, but made me wonder about longevity on these welders i researched any problems with these and turns out no many problems.
But some have had the screen playing up on them.
I really like the looks and features of them, but all my local welding supplies kind of just look at me when I ask them about them, even though they sell them. One store says one guy bought the EMP 215ic last year and he does mainly fabrication for Jeep parts, the other one told me a story about how they got burned on a $10,000 school order during the transition from Victor Dynamics to Esab. They both have said the Miller rep is the best, with the Lincoln rep being second. They say Esab doesn't have a local rep so everything is mail order. Like you all that makes me wonder about the longevity of the units and whether it's worth paying the extra for it.
@@nickr8829 I ended up buying an everlast 252 STI
A chinese made machine, but what welders these days dont have chinese parts in them!
This is the break down of features.
MIG/Synergic MIG, AC/DC Pulse TIG, and Stick design.
High Frequency and Lift Start AC and DC TIG modes
Synergic function MIG automatically adjusts wire speed while voltage is increased or decreased. This maintains a preset ratio of volts and amps that can be tweaked manually by user for best operation.
Manual Override of Synergic MIG function allows the user to regain control of at any point to fine tune automatic voltage settings and allows operation in full manual mode if desired.
Weld Aluminum, Stainless, or Steel with Synergic MIG function with wire diameter from .023-.045" (for full range of sizes and flux core use, purchase optional drive rolls).
9 channel memory function provides easy saving and recall of your favorite settings.
Synergic Spool gun operation capability with optional spool gun. Ideal for welding aluminum.
TIG torch and Foot pedal included for TIG. Regulator included.
Built in gas solenoid and connections for TIG eliminates need for gas valve torch used by competitors
True DC CC/CV Multi-Process design eliminates needing or carrying multiple units for one job.
AC capability on TIG allows user to weld aluminum. Industry first for this type design.
Pulse TIG capability increases control and weld quality.
Compact and light weight design makes the unit extremely portable, ideal for on-site fabrication.
Adjustable Burn-back control keeps the wire energized after wire has stopped feeding to allow the wire to melt back to a desired length without retrimming wire before restarts.
12" Diameter wire spool capacity maintains portability while maintaining productivity.
Adjustable MIG Wave arc force control manages slope/ inductance and fine tunes arc characteristics.
Adjustable stick Arc Force and New Hot Start controls allows the user to dial in desired Stick welding performance.
TIG Up and Down slope allows the user to control the end of the welding cycle.
2T/4T torch trigger/latch function offers stepped control welding with TIG and MIG.
Adjustable Pre and Post flow for TIG and MIG operation improves over all weld quality.
200 Amps of MIG and TIG power offer more than enough power to get the job done. 200 amps of stick welding power can be used with up to 3/16" welding rods.
AC Wave form control with Advanced Aquare, Triangular, and Soft Square Waves
@@trg3761 I've been looking at the Everlast 211Si since I don't really need AC TIG. I bought one of the Vulcan Omnipro 220s last week just to try it out, and I really like it but if I do start getting into TIG I would like the HF start, and thanks to carpal tunnel\hand issues I could really use the 4T feature of the MIG. When trying to weld up runners on a 4' long land plane I'm building for my tractor I had to do it in 3-4 sections otherwise my hand would cramp up. I've put about 10lbs of different rods and 12lbs of ER70S-6 through it since I bought it, and it's been great. I really like the nice color display, but it is kind of just a nicety not a necessity.
How do you like the 252STI so far?
@@nickr8829 I havent used the machine yet cos im working interstate, and i need gas, but as soon as I get back home I'll let you know. I got the water cooled torch and water cooler as well. iv never had a welder with so many functions and I really want to learn tig..
When I was in high school about 40 years ago I learned to braze with oxy acetylene. And have not done any since, but iv done lots of Mig and stick.
These days it's a hobby I enjoy I just hope I don't have to many problem with it.
The price on the esab brand got so expensive and I’m reading on forums that some people are returning the machine for services because of problems, any more info will be great, thanks
Great video, will this machine also run carbon arc?
ALL GREAT INFO AND EASY TO FOLLOW. tHANKS
Hello I have a question out of ESAB, miller, and everlasting welding machine. Which one you recommend me to get to learn to weld and as well to get job done. As well I want a multi process welding machine.
5:16 Alright here we go... Hood all the way up, recovers sight 8 minutes later, and edition makes the magic.
With my sentinel I gotta recover a while. Thing is so damn bright.
what brand of gloves are those ?
What specific table are you using in most of your video? Thanks
Bob I'm really interested in getting the sentinel a50. How is it in the overheard position for GMAW and SMAW??
It's a beautiful thing
I would pass on it. I have it and I seen too many light leakage issues. The design is weirdly crappy.
Show us how to weld with NR 232 and 233 in 1 2 3 4g positions please
Mr. Moffet, thats one of the nicest looking hoods? What brand is that?
Zach Ellis it’s an ESAB Sentinel. They’re phenomenal from what I have read.
@@hardrockboy85 If I was rich, I'd buy you both one
Great video
Excellent!
Another. Great video. Playing devils advocate I think you reversed them running flux core on last video
right at the end of my welding class
What's the difference between all this models 205 215 235 255 etc
Don't get me wrong, I like Esab. But I'm a bit confused.
The machine told you to check the polarity when you went into stick mode in the menu.
So you changed the polarity to DCEP. I can understand that for 6010 and 7018 rods.
But does it also tell you to change to DCEN for 6012 or 6013. Where i live we do a lot of open root with 7016 and 7018 on DCEN. Does the machine have a program for that?
I think it's just a gimmick. All the information a weldor needs is on the lable on the tin/box of electrodes . The generic small memory bank of this welder is of no use.
Etol1963 don’t hold me to this but I do believe 7018 is an dcep rod just saying
Well done. "'and now the rest of the story"
How about some stainless bob
You the Man bob..
Сколко стоит сварка esab
Hey Bob I like your videos of very educational I'm getting into a new job where we have to do overhead metalcore .045 welding can you do a video or explain how and what the best way is to do that
Where’s the esab ad? Jk. I want to get this machine.
monster rebel
Could you add subtitres to your video? (In English) For non-english viewers. I'm afraid of loosing some essential details.
Normally Captions can be turned on in RUclips--go to settings.
@@replyhere590 You are right! Thanks!
Cool!
👍👍👍
I wish my dad was like Bob Moffat :( :)
How much?
nice welder
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Nice welder and the starts looked good.