Tech Tips: Getting Started as a Beginner or Home Welder
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- Are you a contractor, rancher, advanced DIYer, or home hobbyist that's new to welding? This video will show you how to get started with your Lincoln Electric machine.
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I own two of these fine machines, the 140 and 180 both do an excellent job and have worked flawless, both are a great value for the price, thank you Lincoln Electric! Good video for the beginner
about 32 years ago I enrolled in welding classes in hopes getting promoted to welder. but dropped out when found out they didn't hire certified just promoted based on time.
but 5 years ago bought a cheap stick and a flux core welders. could not start a bead.
but I tried again coupe months ago. ended up learn how and ended up buying a ac225 love it last week bought a weld pak
Clay Turner The practices of these companies have not changed much. Nephew completed his certified welding classes at a local college; when a company hired him as an apprentice welder - he was only used as their slave boy - no welding. And they wonder why they cannot find skilled workers today.
An excellent video.
Thi video makes my day i have an 180 HD WELD PACK I BUY A SPOOL GUN SG100 that comes with the harness but if you guys make a vidio how to hook up the harness on that machine that will be great and the dc _ or + for use the spool gun grounds I'm a little confused with hope to get a response with it
Wow very well put together video.
New welders should visit welding forums which will not only answer their basic questions but cover many advanced questions in detail. The first thing to learn is how to use available resources. Videos are good for watching welding techniques, but the limitations of speech vs. text (and linked resources) make welding forums the best of the two options. There's no reason not to use both. For questions you need answered forums will give more detail and variety of info than videos.
Lincoln posts manuals on their website which are very useful when buying a used machine. Many Lincolns from the 1930s are still welding today.
Hi! I need a step-down transformer for my lincoln work pack 125, is 750 watts transformer will do? Your help is really appreaciated..
what type if gas is required also is it needed to weld
witch one do you recommend for working on cars and excost
Watched this for a few minuted, hit Pause and went to Amazon to snag a copy of "New Lessons in Arc Welding - Fourth Edition" (2007 printing). Is that the most current one as of 2017 or is it at least close enough? Looking forward to getting in to this stuff!
Regarding this video: There are two issues that I noted.
1. In two places in Section 5 the music level comes up and the voiceover level goes down, with the end result being two long sections where the narration is nearly inaudible. I had to listen to these two sections twice to really get what was being taught because the music was distracting due to the alterations to the sound mix.
2. When you show clipping the stick-out for flux core all is well, but when the actor clips the stick-out for MIG the brass nozzle is in place during the procedure until he goes to cut the wire, then suddenly the gun has the flux core tip black nozzle installed. Probably want to edit that part as it is confusing. I had to back it up to see what was up.
Otherwise an excellent video. I Liked and Subbed and will be watching all your videos that pertain to my particular model.
Thanks!
8:34
Hey - at 18:30, the video has the Flux tip on the gun, but the audio says "install the copper or brass welding nozzle to the gun."
Am I missing something? I am new to this, so I would appreciate knowing what is right.
I am new too and you're right. That is not the flux copper/brass tip, which is larger diameter and I see a donut-like air space that lets the gas flow around the wire. Thanks for pointing at it. I would not bother fixing the video though. The audio is correct.
I see many of the welders here on youtube hold the stick electrode with their free hand to steady the stick. Is that a safe practice and why do they not receive a shck? Thank you from a newbie
Jeff DeLuca the spark is only ignited when when the wire coming out of the tip makes contact with the metal that’s grounded
Mine wont start wire correctly. I have to pull the gun assembly out of the welder then put the wire through then put it back in then bolt it back down. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Get in touch with our customer service. Go to our website for the number. Someone WILL help you. If not, let us know and we will help you get what you need.
Can a 220 vt extension be wired into a typical home garage ?
Yes.
What is the part number for the Drive Roll shown at 9:12 in the video. I have the same Lincoln Pro Mig 140 with the unscrewed black knob to remove the drive roll. I'm replacing my gun, and drive roll due to wear and wire feed issues.
Is it for flux-cored wire or solid wire?
Here is the part number for the drive roll that will work for both MIG and Flux: KP2948-1
Nice Welder
Seems the new Lincoln drive rolls are very cheap.. aluminum strips out easily.. the older machines were much more robust..
Music is much too loud and distracting. Otherwise an excellent video.
Much too loud? That's quite the overstatement.
Just kidding; video is pretty bad in terms of quality.
WAY TOO LOUD!!!!
I want to save up for a Lincoln welder, Miller's are far too expensive.
killerms2221 just keep searching on eBay for lightly used units I just got a 125 weld pack for 200 bucks
Gave a thumbs up, awesome video... but the loud fucking music over-powers the voice, wtf!
Why don't you guys make a comprehensive video on the LE31MP? It's almost like you aren't really promoting that machine.