Just for reference. At 2.4 GHz the pedal could in theory send the "amperage" to the machine thirty thousand times per second easily. We can only see between 30-60 frames per second in a movie and our reaction time is something like 200ms which is about the amount of time it would take for 2.4GHz to send something like six thousand amperage settings from the pedal to the machine. That being said, engineers create bad designs all the time. Just because its possible, doesn't mean they did it.
A serious product review would have been very helpful. Distance is probably one of the least informative after 25 feet. How well does it control the machine, how comfortable is it to use, battery life etc would have been some area you could have investigated that would have been more helpful.
Put 10 of them on 10 different machines and see if each one controls the correct machine. Nothing like trying to weld when someone else is controlling your machine.
Bob isn't retired, he started his own channel and he will be back here as well as a guest host! You can purchase the pedal through the Everlast link in the video description! Thanks for watching!
@@darcymcnabb9259 yup exactly. In the field. I've had a helper operate the footpeddal or button for me before. Only because that's what I had set up, another thing came up we had to put in. Some alum bracing up off. a ladder. He had the pedal on the ground and I would yell down less or more. Also i think you mean distance from machine not torch... the distance from the pedal to your torch doesnt mean anything theres no connection or variable for that. Distance from machine is really the only variable and that's controlled by length of cord. If you have a 100' cord. You can put the pedal ontop of the machine it still has to go thru 100ft of cable
I love mine also, but I have one small issue....I misplaced the charger. I hate it when companies dont put their name on the chargers also. I cant figure out which of my many chargers is the correct one. Can you please take a picture of yours and post it so I can make sure I find the right one in my box of power chargers? Thank you!
All we saw was the arc initiated no show of accuracy when ramping up or down or the interaction between multiple pedals on different machines, or what they won't work with such as an old Syncrowave or Aerowave.
Miller sure did, for their machines only and about $1200.....I have 5 Miller machines, three tig, one Bobcat and one Millermatic 250, but I had a hard time justifying the high price of a wireless remote.....so this may be something that budget strapped shops can afford? Time will tell how the quality is.....
@@Laura-wc5xt look at how many parts there are. That's a SSC design. Maybe even made by SSC for Everlast and AHP. Who knows. These cheap chinese machines are great for hobbiest to get going and enjoy doing things in a home shop. I don't think Miller's pedal is aimed at the home hobbiest market but your 1200 dollar claim is false. You over shot that by about 500 bucks because the new one is $710 at Zoro and the older one is $725 at IOC. I got 2 Aerowaves a Dynasty 400, A XMT350 with all the goodies, 74DX feeder, Pulse Pendant, 30a gun... im no stranger to their products. You have a nice collection too. 🍻
@@sledsports it's funny. You greatly underestimate the presence of Everalst in commercial applications. They are building everything from rockets to cars. They are here to stay and in far more places than you seem willing to entertain. They are literally leading the way in technology development in their units. First compact mts. First compact mts with hf start. First compact mts with ad/DC tig. First xompacr mts with pulse mig and pulse tig with hf start. Still the leader in tig stick plasma. They have more ac DC tig models than Miller lincoln and enables combined. Don't let looks fool you. Educate yourself before you make ar.chair assumptions.
I have this foot pedal for my Lincoln square wave 200. Its a great product, but there are two things that kind of suck.. First, the on/off switch has no protection... You could easily drop the unit etc and the switch be destroyed. Second, I wish it had something on it that made it easy for me to pickup.
Man this guy is unprofessional and hard to watch. Fooling around at the beginning is fine but then make an actual video. Plus there's not even a link to the product anywhere. C'mon man
Pointless to determine range between Tx and Rx. Would be nice to learn if the remote provides the same dependable ramping of current, as does the wired variety.
It's hard to believe from one year of this video being put out until now that the pedal has been marked up to $429 and then you had shipping and you're up to $500 for that pedal I would love to have a wireless pedal for my primeweld Tig 225x but for $500 I can't justify it. The whole thing about TIG welding is it to be in it is lease as possible and make as much as possible but some companies make it impossible for that to happen.
Does this clown teach welding? I can't imagine him applying for a welding job anywhere. All this video shows is that the wireless controller makes contact, no testing of response time, reaction time or if you have a shop full of them if they start other machines.
I am thinking he is very nervous in front of the the camera, we have been spoiled by others who have lots of experience and make it look easy......go back and watch some of Jody Collier's early videos....Jason Becker's, even Bob's., they were not the super polished gems we all love......Video production is a lot different than welding....and no matter how much you do, you may never get smooth......saying this from a perspective of a former photographer and video producer/editor from 1973 till 2002. hope this helps, Paul
Not hating on anyone but all we know is it works from a 150 foot !!!! Sure do miss Bob , Red beard or Man cub. To many CZcams videos out there with useless content already.
You guys used to be all in for safety, the angle grinder safety video really changed the way of how i use the tool. Now you strike arcs without a hood on ...
he is more of a mid 80's rocker.....he has some good information, just not dialed in on how to convey it yet in my humble opinion. His work is not for every one, just like all the other presenters had topics that not everyone cared about. Give the new guys a chance, these videos are not the easiest thing to pull off....You may have not watched Weld.com in the early days before 'Bob', it was a sort of sales promo and tech show. They sold equipment in the early days, at least that is what I remember.....I personally watched very little back then, right now, Weld.com is going through transition/growing pains....lets give them a chance....cheers, Paul
It’s the friend you had in kindergarten that was a lot of fun to play with but liked to set your toys on fire. Whatever became of that kid … oh, he became a welder.
I don't think the signal can through multiple walls . That's not reliable and not necessary . No matter your pedal is wireless or not your tig torch still have a connect power and gas line ,who care the pedal is wireless ?
Peter, having a Wire less is just having one less cable to deal with and cable not getting caught on things or tripped on. it is useful in certain situations, I personally would like to try one, it is about the same price as a corded foot pedal, but adding extensions to a foot pedal are very expensive....the big advantage would be on big transformer machines that are not easily moved like an inverter machine. or being able to power an inverter close to AC power without the risk of running a long heavy gauge extension cord for power. hope this helps....Paul
This guy is pretty hard to watch. Doesn't seem to be a subject matter expert. Appears to look directly at the weld arc without a hood on, although he may be wearing safety glasses...still not a good look safety-wise, definitely not being a good example. Just my notes. I appreciate that you put out content, regardless.
@@Laura-wc5xt oh, I don't doubt that he's good at what he does. I'm giving some constructive criticism so maybe his next video will better project the level of skill that he no doubt has. Weld.com has been an invaluable source of information for me as I've taught myself to weld over the past decade or so, and I don't see that changing any time soon.
Okay, we get it, it works from afar. But if it's crappy when next to the machine i don't care if it works at 150ft from the machine. If you tested and stated that everything was perfect, and you're tying to find the limit of the thing, sure do a 150ft test. But how does it feels ? Does it slips ? How long do the battery last ? What is the reaction time ? Is it strong enough to resist in a manufacturing environment ? How much does it costs ? How does it compares to a crappy pedal ? How does it compare ro a premium pedal ? Not hating on your guys, but weld.com used to not be about 2 guys goofing on camera ... Or if they did, it was for education purposes
Does the response of fine pedal adjustments seem just as fast as being wired in?
Yes!
Well golly thanks for letting us know that weld.com.. you think maybe it could be part of a tool review???? 🤔
Just for reference. At 2.4 GHz the pedal could in theory send the "amperage" to the machine thirty thousand times per second easily. We can only see between 30-60 frames per second in a movie and our reaction time is something like 200ms which is about the amount of time it would take for 2.4GHz to send something like six thousand amperage settings from the pedal to the machine. That being said, engineers create bad designs all the time. Just because its possible, doesn't mean they did it.
A serious product review would have been very helpful. Distance is probably one of the least informative after 25 feet. How well does it control the machine, how comfortable is it to use, battery life etc would have been some area you could have investigated that would have been more helpful.
Well you can't ask a ton from this channel since they can't actually think of real world issues. It's comical.
This guy in an improvement over the last one but nobody yet beats Bob, then Red Beard and then Man Cub.
Bob was the best.
@@seadooman7444 what happened to Bob?
Even though this is a BS video (no real weld testing) I'd rather watch this guy instead of Mr Eye Shadow!! Bring back Bob, Red Beard and even Mancub.
Where's the ginger jarhead?
You can pre-order for any machine here: www.everlastgenerators.com/catalog/wireless-tig-pedals
Are you aware how stupid this pitch is and how bad it makes your brand look?
@@TonyUrryMakes agree
This is why people think welders are idiots
Had my attention the whole time. Good job Brian.. glad to see the camera guy.
Here 10 seconds after the video posted and I already liked it 👍
Put 10 of them on 10 different machines and see if each one controls the correct machine. Nothing like trying to weld when someone else is controlling your machine.
It's like blue tooth. They don't cross talk.
@@marklugo6002 how do we know that? This is the only review and they don't show you it even working
@@petersenfabrication4368 Because I was involved in development and privy to testing.
I want one
Great Video.
I wish we could get Bob back. I'll bet he's retired and playing golf. So where does one buy this pedal?
Bob isn't retired, he started his own channel and he will be back here as well as a guest host! You can purchase the pedal through the Everlast link in the video description! Thanks for watching!
Now I need to explain a new purchase to the wife
Why would you need the foot pedal to work even 25ft from your torch, let alone 100+ ft ?
Field work or large components.
@@darcymcnabb9259 yup exactly. In the field. I've had a helper operate the footpeddal or button for me before. Only because that's what I had set up, another thing came up we had to put in. Some alum bracing up off. a ladder. He had the pedal on the ground and I would yell down less or more.
Also i think you mean distance from machine not torch... the distance from the pedal to your torch doesnt mean anything theres no connection or variable for that. Distance from machine is really the only variable and that's controlled by length of cord. If you have a 100' cord. You can put the pedal ontop of the machine it still has to go thru 100ft of cable
I wouldn’t trust it. If something malfunctions during a job, then that’s it. Either fired or double the work of repairs, and down time🤦🏻♂️
I love mine also, but I have one small issue....I misplaced the charger. I hate it when companies dont put their name on the chargers also. I cant figure out which of my many chargers is the correct one. Can you please take a picture of yours and post it so I can make sure I find the right one in my box of power chargers? Thank you!
All we saw was the arc initiated no show of accuracy when ramping up or down or the interaction between multiple pedals on different machines, or what they won't work with such as an old Syncrowave or Aerowave.
This guy is good but I want red beard and man cub back
Miller did that years ago. Another plug for Everlast :/ teach welding... stop advertising
Miller sure did, for their machines only and about $1200.....I have 5 Miller machines, three tig, one Bobcat and one Millermatic 250, but I had a hard time justifying the high price of a wireless remote.....so this may be something that budget strapped shops can afford? Time will tell how the quality is.....
@@Laura-wc5xt look at how many parts there are. That's a SSC design. Maybe even made by SSC for Everlast and AHP. Who knows. These cheap chinese machines are great for hobbiest to get going and enjoy doing things in a home shop. I don't think Miller's pedal is aimed at the home hobbiest market but your 1200 dollar claim is false. You over shot that by about 500 bucks because the new one is $710 at Zoro and the older one is $725 at IOC. I got 2 Aerowaves a Dynasty 400, A XMT350 with all the goodies, 74DX feeder, Pulse Pendant, 30a gun... im no stranger to their products. You have a nice collection too. 🍻
@@Laura-wc5xt you guys are a teaching institution correct?
@@sledsports it's funny. You greatly underestimate the presence of Everalst in commercial applications. They are building everything from rockets to cars. They are here to stay and in far more places than you seem willing to entertain. They are literally leading the way in technology development in their units. First compact mts. First compact mts with hf start. First compact mts with ad/DC tig. First xompacr mts with pulse mig and pulse tig with hf start. Still the leader in tig stick plasma. They have more ac DC tig models than Miller lincoln and enables combined. Don't let looks fool you. Educate yourself before you make ar.chair assumptions.
@@sledsports not made by ssc...especially when theirs is 30 to 40% higher direct from ssc. Might look similar but not what you'd think internally.
I have this foot pedal for my Lincoln square wave 200. Its a great product, but there are two things that kind of suck.. First, the on/off switch has no protection... You could easily drop the unit etc and the switch be destroyed. Second, I wish it had something on it that made it easy for me to pickup.
This channel is done.
The one advantage of a wired pedal is that you won’t lose it in the shop! It’s always at the end of the wire!
How does it perform without clear line of sight?
When are they making a wireless ground clamp
Pretty cool, but the wireless torch needs work..
Will it work with protig 205 harbor freight
A welding channel with a blooper reel!
Now they just need to get to work on the wireless torch and plasma cutter
Lol
Man this guy is unprofessional and hard to watch. Fooling around at the beginning is fine but then make an actual video. Plus there's not even a link to the product anywhere. C'mon man
The link to Everlast is in the video description. Thanks for watching!
www.everlastgenerators.com/catalog/wireless-tig-pedals
@@everlastgenerator Thanks! I did find it, but wasn't aware it was an everlast product until later in the vid when he mentioned it in passing.
Is “unprofessional” another way of saying borderline moron?
Why isn’t this product on the Nova website. All their corded pedals are there.
Pointless to determine range between Tx and Rx. Would be nice to learn if the remote provides the same dependable ramping of current, as does the wired variety.
Can I adapt a lift TIG to run with a pedal?
It's hard to believe from one year of this video being put out until now that the pedal has been marked up to $429 and then you had shipping and you're up to $500 for that pedal I would love to have a wireless pedal for my primeweld Tig 225x but for $500 I can't justify it. The whole thing about TIG welding is it to be in it is lease as possible and make as much as possible but some companies make it impossible for that to happen.
Where can you buy this? I checked everlast website and it doesn't come up
Look under accessories and click on wireless pedals.
Does this clown teach welding? I can't imagine him applying for a welding job anywhere. All this video shows is that the wireless controller makes contact, no testing of response time, reaction time or if you have a shop full of them if they start other machines.
he is the pipe welder that showed redbeard how to weld o beam last year
@@peetky8645 yep.....he knows his stuff
I am thinking he is very nervous in front of the the camera, we have been spoiled by others who have lots of experience and make it look easy......go back and watch some of Jody Collier's early videos....Jason Becker's, even Bob's., they were not the super polished gems we all love......Video production is a lot different than welding....and no matter how much you do, you may never get smooth......saying this from a perspective of a former photographer and video producer/editor from 1973 till 2002. hope this helps, Paul
@@Laura-wc5xt i think he is also a paid rep for everlast
Could have sold that pedal 👍
" Thanks for watching the shopping network. Make every weld from 150ft"
The motto is supposed to be: "...and make every weld better than your last."
Is there a link to buy this thing...
Yes, Go to the Everlast link in the video description
Not hating on anyone but all we know is it works from a 150 foot !!!! Sure do miss Bob , Red beard or Man cub. To many CZcams videos out there with useless content already.
A stupid question. I can source a foot pedal for my tig welder. Can i use a guitar foot pedal for the same purpose? Ps-dont mind my disinformation.
No 'cause guitar pedals are wah-wah, they don't have the same effect. You need something purely resistive, which a wah wah is not
All I need now is a wireless torch and ground clamp 🤷🏻♂️
I'll bet it doesn't work with my 1960 Miller 320A/BP :(
No link to product?
Just go to the Everlast link in the video description
How about HTP welders ?
fits ! 221 and Invertig 400
You guys used to be all in for safety, the angle grinder safety video really changed the way of how i use the tool.
Now you strike arcs without a hood on ...
About time you produced something worthwhile ! Not for nothing but get rid of the 1970 wanna be rocker.
he is more of a mid 80's rocker.....he has some good information, just not dialed in on how to convey it yet in my humble opinion. His work is not for every one, just like all the other presenters had topics that not everyone cared about. Give the new guys a chance, these videos are not the easiest thing to pull off....You may have not watched Weld.com in the early days before 'Bob', it was a sort of sales promo and tech show. They sold equipment in the early days, at least that is what I remember.....I personally watched very little back then, right now, Weld.com is going through transition/growing pains....lets give them a chance....cheers, Paul
It’s the friend you had in kindergarten that was a lot of fun to play with but liked to set your toys on fire. Whatever became of that kid … oh, he became a welder.
Need the wireless torch to work with it or it's no use... And make all your past welds worse than your present 😝
With a wireless gas hose too? Wireless torch is a great concept but what about argon supply?
Yeah, and wear the gas on your back.
Yes that true , wireless pedal is useless
hopefully red beard is down in boca chica helping elon make those awesome stainless rockets
I don't think the signal can through multiple walls . That's not reliable and not necessary .
No matter your pedal is wireless or not your tig torch still have a connect power and gas line ,who care the pedal is wireless ?
Peter, having a Wire less is just having one less cable to deal with and cable not getting caught on things or tripped on. it is useful in certain situations, I personally would like to try one, it is about the same price as a corded foot pedal, but adding extensions to a foot pedal are very expensive....the big advantage would be on big transformer machines that are not easily moved like an inverter machine. or being able to power an inverter close to AC power without the risk of running a long heavy gauge extension cord for power. hope this helps....Paul
Hunnit fit
wun hunnit
Any guitar players click on here by accident? My pedalboard is full and this won't fit my welder.
This guy is pretty hard to watch. Doesn't seem to be a subject matter expert. Appears to look directly at the weld arc without a hood on, although he may be wearing safety glasses...still not a good look safety-wise, definitely not being a good example.
Just my notes. I appreciate that you put out content, regardless.
he is a very experienced pipe weldor, he did a few videos with Jason Becker last year that were very informative
@@Laura-wc5xt oh, I don't doubt that he's good at what he does. I'm giving some constructive criticism so maybe his next video will better project the level of skill that he no doubt has. Weld.com has been an invaluable source of information for me as I've taught myself to weld over the past decade or so, and I don't see that changing any time soon.
Oh man, this channel got so bad
Okay, we get it, it works from afar. But if it's crappy when next to the machine i don't care if it works at 150ft from the machine.
If you tested and stated that everything was perfect, and you're tying to find the limit of the thing, sure do a 150ft test.
But how does it feels ? Does it slips ? How long do the battery last ? What is the reaction time ? Is it strong enough to resist in a manufacturing environment ? How much does it costs ? How does it compares to a crappy pedal ? How does it compare ro a premium pedal ?
Not hating on your guys, but weld.com used to not be about 2 guys goofing on camera ... Or if they did, it was for education purposes