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It's still holding up really well.I only use it intermittently but for wood carving this thing would be ideal

@@26feironworks79 thank you so much for the update and info

I think more than anything I prefer.Doing destructive testing or bend testing I feel like it's just a lot more dynamic

Definitely a jim gaffigan fan

Hey great question so this is what I would do. There are lots of welding shops around that are desperate for help. I don't know what your living situation is, but you might have to move to where the work is. There are a lot of welding shops that will hire people that have not too much experience, but not too little experience. As long as you could read a tape measure, speak english. And show. Up on time, everything else will fall into place. I hope that helps let me know if you have any more questions. Also on a side note, there are a lot of general contractors. Who like to have someone on their staff that can weld

@@26feironworks79 Thank you such much for your recommendations

Hey thanks for the comment and the view much appreciated glad I was able to help

Hey great question. I wouldn't even begin to know where to tell you the Horsepower of this tool when I do my work. I typically go by the feel of how much pressure I need to apply and how much material I'm moving and that will pretty much determine how much pressure I need to run through the tool to achieve the results I want. I hope this helps sorry, it's kind of vague. Thanks for the comment and the view.

Hey, thanks for the comment and the view much appreciated. Hopefully, in the near future, I would like to do a more extensive review with these products. Thanks again.

What type of equipment do you have?And what type of welding do you plan on doing?

@@26feironworks79I want to learn stick welding and I have the titanium 225.

The only thing I can think of is making sure that you put the gauge and the inlet connector and the discharge connector in the right holes.Also , double check your regulator setting on the top There is a possibility that you may have just gotten a lemon.If so just take it back and get another one

@@26feironworks79 I did not use a gauge. I have a 3/8 hose with a thread adapter to fit into the in part, and a 1/4 hose with a thread adapter on the out part I can’t find instructions and I feel stupid and like this thing is dangerous

In the house

Who is this and how do you know that

If you can see if you could put in a 20 amp breaker with some thicker wires. If possible run mine off of 20 amps, it works great.

@@26feironworks79 wire ran to the garage is to thin to beef up the box in the garage. Gonna have to spend alot of money to run what I want out there. They ran like 10ga wire as a main from the house panel to the garage panel... was newly done when I bought the house labeled as a 200amp service installed in the garage! Lol

@@adamclark94 Hey man. I was just thinking I'm wondering if you just have a s***** breaker. Go ahead and switch out your breaker and put in a 20 amp breaker. And just try it and just keep an eye on things for the first little bit and see if that'll get you by. I hope this helps kind of

@adamclark94, what size 7018 rod are you using ?what brand?

@shermanyoung8185 3/32 mostly hobart. Some hobart rod is higher amp rated to gotta watch it. Most 7018 burn good at 80 amps which this can't hit. 70 is the low end and you will find in some situations it won't hold a arc well. Smaller rod or run 7014. Rated about the same but easier arc to hold. 6011 burn really nice and 6013

@shermanyoung8185 tried harbor freight and blue demon to. Demon is weird but runs pretty good. Also if you got a fresh pack of 7018 they will burn decent at first but don't store well even in a air tight container like what I got. Oven or buy em as you need them I guess. 7014 has been my go to rod it's awesome

Hey that is a great question. You might wanna check Milwaukee's lineup of cordless angle grinders and diagranders. I know they have a pretty broad selection. That might be a really good place to start. Thanks again for the comment and the view

@@26feironworks79 Hi again! A little corrction - this pneumatic grinder has a small radial size gearbox, but the whole assembly is tall, this is also important as tall gear limits the angles. A partially worn out flap disk will require greater negative access angle for work and a tall gear may not allow it.

@deepdimdip I think I see where you're coming from now and I'm not aware of any companies that manufacture a low profile gear you might. Want to check with the European market such as metabo.Cause I know that Ten to focus on Specialty tools and market There might even be some specialty tools like that that are made in Japan. Sorry i'm not much help

Sorry, I meant to say low profile. Gearbox assembly or offset gearbox assembly.

@@26feironworks79 So, the ideal geometry of a gearbox is both smaller than disk in radial dimension and small in height so that it would allow working at angles up to -45-60deg.

Hey, thanks for that much appreciated. Be safe and have a great weekend

Hey, thanks for taking the time to post a comment and watch my video much appreciated. I have found that there is another brand of scotch bright wheel that Ace Hardware carries. It is labeled from KT industries. They work wonderful and they also have the 78 Arbor as far as drilling out the center ring goes. I don't think that the center rings really have any structural value. They are paper-thin. If you have an extra 1 or 1 that's worn out, take it apart and you'll see what I'm talking about.Thanks again have a great weekend

Hi, sorry.It's taken me a while to respond to you.I've been very busy.Great question.I am using A ten gauge seventy five foot extension cord Running off of a solid 20 amp circuit. Hope this helps thanks again

I've used that saw blade off and on since I produced the video. It's worked great and I've had no issues. Thanks for the comment and the view.

The tab on the bottom of the filter is a water drain. You simply just twist it and it lets the water out. I hope that helps thanks again.

@@26feironworks79 , yes, it helped a lot since there was nothing in the instructions, and it was very stiff. I was afraid I would break it. I assume you can turn it in either direction, correct? Again, I don’t want to break it. THANK YOU!I

Hey, thanks for the comment and the view much appreciated. I use this welder regularly off and on since I produced that video. And I have 0 complaints for something that you can purchase off-the-shelf. I highly recommend it.

Hey, thanks for the comment and the view much appreciated. I would feel good about recommending it for something that you can purchase off-the-shelf. It is a great welder.

Hey great question that flag thing is a value to drain the moisture from the trap I hope this helps thanks for the comment and the view

Hey, great question that flag shaped thing at the bottom is a valve to drain the moisture from the trap when you get finished working at the end of the day.I hope this helps thanks for the comment and the view

Hey. Thanks for the comment and the view and the compliment much appreciated

Hey, great question. Thanks for the comment and the view. When it is not in use, it goes into sleep mode. And it seems to work pretty well. Since I produced the video, I have not changed the batteries or had any issues. I hope this helps. Thanks again.

That seems kind of small. But if it will help you get the project done that you need to get done, then it still should be a decent tool. If not, just take it back. Thanks again for the comment and the view.

No, I recommend, at minimum, a Belt driven 30 gallon compressor at a minimum. If you go with this smaller compressor, you will wind up just frustrated. Trust me. I hope this helps thanks for the comment and the view

Hey, thanks for the comment and the view.So far, the welder has held up.Great.I've had 0 issues with it granted.I know there might be a few lemons out there.But I would still feel good about recommending it.Thanks again I hope this helps

@@26feironworks79 Thank you !

The only thing that I could think of is that they may have changed the color of the packaging. For whatever reason, one is that the 6011 rods are typically a little bit cheaper than the 7018 rods. There's a possibility could even be 6013 rods. And those are probably a little bit less expensive. Also, thanks again. I hope this helps.

Hey, that's a great question. All of the rods that you recommended for 70 amps. I think there are all great rods for running off a 110 for my personal preference. I would definitely go with the 6011 3/32

Pay thanks for the comment and the view much appreciated

@@26feironworks79 your welcome I work on a lot of kitchen equipment every day so drilling in stainless not so much fun I’ve used every drill bit and hole saws you can think of and cutting wheels just got to drill slow . Give the spider bits a try they have the 1/4 bit so you can use them in an impact as well but the Hercules holes saws work amazing and so does the spider hole saws. O’Reillys has some Cobalt drill bits as well that work well as well.

That is some great advice.But on this particular project, it's kind of a one-off and I just wanted to push all the way through and so I went ahead and took the shoulder off and it seemed to work okay.Thanks again for the comment and the view

Thanks man much appreciated

Hey, thanks, much appreciated.I was surprised also and it works amazingly.Well, I've had other viewers.Comment how they tried it after they saw my video.And they were amazed how well it worked for being a subcompact power source.It has an amazing amount of versatility to it.Thanks again

Hey, thanks for the comment and the view. Great question. They have them at Harbor freight. They are $4.99. They are under their Merlin label. Thanks again.

Hey, thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated. Also, thanks for the view and the comment and your suggestions. Much appreciated. Have a great weekend.

@@26feironworks79 thanks you too bud id rather help ya

Hey, man.Thanks for that glad I could help out.Thanks for the comment and the view.I hope you have a great weekend

Hey, thanks for the comment and the view much appreciated. Feel like in some cases, fusion wealth are absolutely perfect. Because you can have a strong weld with no visible footprint, if that makes sense. Thanks again.

Hey thanks for the comment and the view much appreciated.I hope you have a great weekend

Yes, I use the the Hobart brand or the Tillman brand the Hobart version is available at tractor supply. The Tillman is available pretty much at any welling supplies store. They work very well. However, they seem to wear out and get destroyed relatively quickly. I hope that helps thanks again.

Hey thanks for the comment and the view much appreciate it so far. I've done quite a bit of work with this set up. And I know the cooler is way bigger than what I need. But so far the set up seems to work very, very well. Thanks again.