probably wont unless you have a 3000 watt inverter. I have a Simder 200 amp and it doesn't play nice with even a 2000 watt at 120 amps at the stick. When i added a 10 gage generator wire to it, new stinger and ground clamp and that thing sings right along at even 140 amps( on a 220 volt or a 120 volt, 30 amp RV wall socket) and it was only 70 bucks. Even with the original shitty stinger and ground clamp on a 15 amp wall socket and it worked pretty well at 140 amps just would trip breakers. Also it weighs like 5 pounds tops. Best part is.....80% duty cycle. This thing in the vid is pretty shitty lol
If it was quality, maybe... But - Car battery welder leads would outweld this gadget, and can run off multiples if needed. They don't error out or crap out in the damp/dirt of the trail., and you can use them to jumpstart with too.
Through experienced eyes, this tiny welder *is* working to specs, such as they are. Most problems you had are operator error or misinterpretation. 1) It's perfectly normal for any welder to shut off when it reaches max operating temperature because it's operated above 50% current rating. The time it can be operated after cool-down is called it's duty cycle, and is given in the user manual. 2) It was sticking, hard starting and cutting in-and-out because you were not running adequate current for the rods you used. The label on the rods tells you the current range required. You can turn it up to that range, or you can buy thinner rods that need less current, and/or you can buy rods that are less fussy and better behaved. 3) Based on the intermittent frying sound, I'd conclude you were running it like it was MIG wire. With the right rods and currents, you need to keep the arc smaller/closer/tighter than 1/4 inch or 5mm. 4) Learn what a good arc sounds like. If it sounds like frying bacon, keep going. If it *smells* like frying bacon, stop and take a break -- your on fire.
"If it sounds like frying bacon, keep going. If it smells like frying bacon, stop and take a break -- your on fire." My grandpa always said the same thing.. and he was right! You are 100 percent correct in what you say here. Not nearly enough amperes for the rods he was running. but also.. It appears the rod quality was POOR.
When I used to do a lot of off roading I carried some sticks, a cheapie handheld visor and some spare jumper cables to make an improvised DC welder I could run off of both batteries in my truck. I used it few times in field once to fix a hitch, modify my homemade barbecue grill made from rebar and I welded a buddy's tie rod back together and he actually made it back to town and to a mechanic before it failed as he pulled into the parking lot. All bubblegum welds but they held up good enough. That would probably be good for camping and off roading if you typically take a generator with you. I usually just watch these and move on but I had to click the like on this one since you told me to go fornicate myself. :)
@@MeltinMetalAnthony its like most things , if you need 2500w. buy a 3500w geni.. if that will run 2.0ish,mm rods at 140 /135,,continuas, for a 3'' weld.. decent weld,, its worth it.. i scaled down to an inverter.. mig.. 180 amp.. but they need 15amp plug. outlet.240v, ausie.. still seems like 2 batts is the go.. last trail welder i looked at was 1k..
i think the reason for the error code was the poor thing overheated due to its duty cycle. however im impressed. technology is improving and i love seeing it do so. 1/8" or 3/16" thick material is all i need to weld and the projects are small. ive always had to deal with subbing out tasks and pay handsomely for it, this little thing i wouldnt mind.
If you want a small welder I'd recomend a synoxtmex mini it's about the size of a toaster and runs for ages on 120v (its over built to run on 220 volt)I hevent had it had to take a break at all and I got mine for 95$usd if you include the 3 year warranty works great (it only runs up to 91 amps on 120 volt) also comes with everything but the mask sucks it's not digital but what can I say lol
I just ordered one of these from Amazon. Got a few small repairs to do on the floors of a truck. I figured I’d try it out, and if it don’t work I can send it back. I see this thing in a lot of videos. If it works it’ll make my life easier as far as these repairs…
With a strong enough inverter or a generator, it might be handy to keep on a trail toy. Could be handy to fix broken components to get back to the parking lot.
now that was pretty cool Antony I wish they had something like that when I was breaking out back in the early 70s it would come in real handy looks like you a rocker seen zeppelin in 76 in baton rouge la. keep on welding
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It seems to me you hit the duty cycle limit when you were running at 140 amps, maybe 5 or 10% at full power, means you gotta run the smallest rods you can find. I don't know why they went with the handheld power supply, yeah it's small... for a power supply but still adds too much bulk to the stinger. A separate power supply and short stinger lead is far superior... in my mind. -Journeyman welder/fabricator with 29 years in the trade.
@@cdrom1070 For a machine like this, a short ground and a short stinger is all that would be required. They could be attached even... still nothing to lose, beats trying to get into a tight spot with that oversized stinger. As many have noted the only real utility for a machine like this is for on the spot emergency repairs, and in alot of thos cases you are dealing with tight spaces. In addition the seperate leads, if unplugable, allows for reversing the polarity and you can run a more varied rod selection.
I shoved 4 foot piece of copper I had from an old ground wire right into where the rod goes and I took a clamp from a broken jump box and made a little electrode holder. It is so much better than trying to hold steady with that huge drill
I didn't expect much more than globby snotty welds or a possible fire, so I'm impressed with that. And it worked, for small jobs it seems like it'll do, and small enough you can bring it out into the field and run it off a generator for quick fixes. This isn't even $200, and it did the job.
I just ordered a copy of this for $60 to use for sheared hardware. Basically a tiny weld from sheared bolts to a free nut so I can back the sheared hardware out. Bet it works 100000x better than 3 hours of drilling and $40 in drill bits.
I enjoy using 7014, smooth like 7018 but easier to weld like 6013. Plus the iron flux adds to the deposition rate. It’s great for tacking and restarts better then 7018 since it doesn’t have that molten glob on that tip.
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If the electrode is negative then it's running straight polarity correct? If so the only Rod I know that run straight polarity is a 6012 and it is used for Sheet Metal
One big problem Not enough striking arc voltage, And the duty cycle is to low, that is why it shut off and you have to reset. And for starting your arc, try inclining the rod more towards parallel to the plane of the weld, Makes for easier starting
Straight up guy with a straight up review, I recently got myself a lincoln pak 100, just uses flux core but runs off of 110, welded some 3/4 plates and it melted the damn welds in like it was nothen. Best machine iv owned so far!
I run .023 which is far better for thin stock (but will of course weld thicker) and the first thing I did was a MIG conversion (don't buy the kit, various videos include parts lists) so I could escape flux core. If you like FCAW you will love shielding gas. Mine has a perfectly good arc (I've multiple industrial MIGs too) and the .023" wire is a joy to run.
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That's exactly what I was thinking. I still can't figure out why they chose to use the drill style setup. Maybe power loss in a lead? I just know that holding a regular gun up under a vehicle in awkward positions gets tiring. I would probably be cussing that thing if I had to hold up the entire power supply for any length of time. It's an interesting concept, I will say that.
🤣 your closing just won a subscriber ! Your honest review and tell it like it is attitude is why we need so we know should we buy it or just say f**k it . Hey m your a real welder , you’ll tell,it like it is . I’m a weld when I need to , so I’m NOT a real welder , like you . That being said , this impact shaped obviously low budget duty cycle is meant for an attempt at making ergonomic and budget all in one to make some sales . Ok , maybe it can work for someone who has some kind of welding experience and can make use of it for quick work ? Longevity will ultimately decide if pulling the trigger on this is even worth it . I own two harbor freight welders , like a lot of diy’ers . Got a 90 amp ( remember those ? ) and the discontinued 180 MiG , I’ve yet to use . Got that in 2017 Labor Day close out .saved $ on that . I doubt we will ever see a DCEP version in that little machine since building one with an inverter will,increase cost and weight and there’s likely a bunch of other compact machines that would make more sense to buy / use than this creation . Will say , it will sell on its eye candy thing as people like hand held ergonomic tools . Hope you will get some time on this just to see if it’s got any use in a welders hands and I pray it doesn’t cause any harm to you any more than smoke and feeling heat in your hands which will prompt you to drop it and run for a fire extinguisher and the breaker panel . I do hope however that they keep throwing the freebies at you so you can abuse the sh*t out of them and give us an honest review in your own words , like you do , so we can see it and decide , is it even worth a f**k . Stay safe , welding is hazardous enough . Thanks for your review and keeping it real 👍
I could see it handy to use extension cord to reach something inside, for a "simple" repair with couple rods, versus bringing heavier welder in for a 15 min repair.
that thing is actually amazing, whoever designed that, legends. yeah its not an amazing welder that will replace everything but on the road, or especially out in the field, that would come incredibly useful
If the plastic markings are to be believed, part of the problem (aside that most super cheapie welders only put out 90A on 120V/20A circuit, regardless) is that it is configured for DCEN. There is a marking at the bottom "+", so for some reason they have the work clamp as positive, and generally speaking it should be the other way around. If one could switch the leads internally to make it DCEP like any other respectable stick welder, it might run on. I have a cheapie Tooliom 135S that is only slightly bigger because it has a traditional case, but I bet the internals are the same. ~90-95A on a dedicated 120V/20A circuit, and 115A on a 240V outlet (it is dual voltage).
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with laser welding, it don't look good for professional welders. im friends with Paul at Weld.com and he was telling me the laser welder is so easy to use once you understand how to set it
DUDE! i just watched a video from diesel brothers and they were showing off that anchor inverter. He said it's 1500 Watt. I wonder if that would be enough to run this welder for a little while. If so that would be a really light & compact trail repair kit!
that would be great with a small generator out in the field to fix stuff on the side of the road. 130amps for a dc stick .. the price is a little high compared to the inverter clones.. i bought a mini 200amp inverter clone new for 30 bucks off banggood. but had no wiring. all in i was at 100.00 bucks. It lasted a week being moved around constantly. Shorted out blew up.. great review
Mmmmm don’t know what to think about that unit pretty bizarre I’m sure it would get someone out of a jam though Keep up the great vids love the hilarious outro lol gfy bahaha Cheers from Nova Scotia
I have, probably, the worst of the Harbor Freight invertor welders, good for a supposed 90 Amps, but DCEN/DCEP. I just stick with1/16th" rods and I do alright in the 1/8th to 3/16ths range. As you intimated, this could use some development before even I would buy one.
Nice little gadget maybe it would work slight repairs but what you suggested is physically impossible but who knows I think some people tries it anyway have fun bro keep the videos coming I enjoy them
I bet it wouldn't be too hard to make an adapter for your stinger to run it electrode positive unless the electronics won't let it. At the very least you could attach a normal stinger so it wouldn't be as awkward.
The yes welder is junk and to all those channels who promoted it shame on you . You a good dude for not selling out like the . I reviewed the yes welder and handed them their arss
Yeah... For a unit that size, at 140 amps, you're truly maxing out the duty cycle. I'm sure that unit has less than a 25% duty cycle when running at full power output. That's the major downfall of cheap, self-contained welders like that: *NO DUTY CYCLE* - a.k.a. If you're planning on welding continuously, with a 25% duty cycle... You'll be welding 25% of the time & waiting 75% of the time for the electronics to cool down. - Make sure you pay attention to the rated duty cycles when purchasing welders!!
I'm always tacking things at the bench for later finish welding with the Big Rig (300 amp inverter). So, I picked up the little Harbor Freight shoebox inverter 120 volt stick welder second-hand off Craigslist. Hard to go wrong for $30? The smaller cable and lead make for a far better feel and control when doing 1/16" rod. The form factor of the gun in the video looks to be doplic as hell. I'll stick with the shoebox HF example with traditional Dinse-connected leads.
your probably right, but this thing is a stepping stone to something much better I feel like. if they made it a different shape and DCEP it would be a lot more useful. im sure its coming
Ideal for emergency offroad repairs...good thing to have in your kit. You brake a steering mount on the trail, and this little welder will be a god send...trust me I know.
okay. That wasn't so bad. might be perfect for the handyman or just to having a garage if you need a welder in a pinch. Of course anything bigger than quarter inch and you're going to need a bigger boat. but for what it is, I suppose I was a bit impressed. I'm still learning. And I learned a little bit today. Thanks
I guarantee that would be a helva conversation piece if you busted that out on a job. Guys would be fully trippin' out. Roll up to the work site on a moped, too. "Yeah man, that's my welding rig. Everything's micro electronics now."
Weight becomes irrelevant if you attach a ~4 gauge welding cable to the negative, and whatever you want on the other end. Essentially it's the power source only maybe clipped to you belt? Could also kluge up a MiG gun with flux core, or shield gas, or a TiG torch obviously scratch start.
Have to say looks cool but you could get a small lunch box inverter welder with the traditional stinger. The size difference wouldn't be all that much and I think the ergonomics would be better.
Looks good as a very portable welder. The main thing I don't like is you are holding the whole weight and length of it as you work. Harder to get arc started and control.
@@MeltinMetalAnthony that is a cool little machine......I think you were surpassing it's duty cycle a few times......try using some 6011 and see what that does.....great for thin material on DC- and it builds up more metal and you can still whip it.....let us know how that works Paul
Looks like a good thing to have on a dirt trail or back road kit. You could probably make “get home” repairs with this and an inverter.
@RIKARD NEW ZEALAND Sure, but it's small lol. can't really say anything else good about it tho.
probably wont unless you have a 3000 watt inverter. I have a Simder 200 amp and it doesn't play nice with even a 2000 watt at 120 amps at the stick. When i added a 10 gage generator wire to it, new stinger and ground clamp and that thing sings right along at even 140 amps( on a 220 volt or a 120 volt, 30 amp RV wall socket) and it was only 70 bucks. Even with the original shitty stinger and ground clamp on a 15 amp wall socket and it worked pretty well at 140 amps just would trip breakers. Also it weighs like 5 pounds tops. Best part is.....80% duty cycle.
This thing in the vid is pretty shitty lol
If it was quality, maybe... But - Car battery welder leads would outweld this gadget, and can run off multiples if needed. They don't error out or crap out in the damp/dirt of the trail., and you can use them to jumpstart with too.
If you're looking for that just carry a diesel battery, jumper cables, and some flux
I think it would be perfect for welding tie rods on the trail
Through experienced eyes, this tiny welder *is* working to specs, such as they are. Most problems you had are operator error or misinterpretation.
1) It's perfectly normal for any welder to shut off when it reaches max operating temperature because it's operated above 50% current rating.
The time it can be operated after cool-down is called it's duty cycle, and is given in the user manual.
2) It was sticking, hard starting and cutting in-and-out because you were not running adequate current for the rods you used. The label on the rods tells you the current range required. You can turn it up to that range, or you can buy thinner rods that need less current, and/or you can buy rods that are less fussy and better behaved.
3) Based on the intermittent frying sound, I'd conclude you were running it like it was MIG wire. With the right rods and currents, you need to keep the arc smaller/closer/tighter than 1/4 inch or 5mm.
4) Learn what a good arc sounds like. If it sounds like frying bacon, keep going. If it *smells* like frying bacon, stop and take a break -- your on fire.
Good advice
"If it sounds like frying bacon, keep going. If it smells like frying bacon, stop and take a break -- your on fire." My grandpa always said the same thing.. and he was right! You are 100 percent correct in what you say here. Not nearly enough amperes for the rods he was running. but also.. It appears the rod quality was POOR.
i think he knows all this.. like he said, its about 20 amp off.. as i would expect..
Omg this comment is the best. Very informative & the humor at the end was great lol
I hate to imagine how much that dodad weighs I'm sure that had something to do with the sticking. Hard to scratch start with all that weight in hand.
When I used to do a lot of off roading I carried some sticks, a cheapie handheld visor and some spare jumper cables to make an improvised DC welder I could run off of both batteries in my truck. I used it few times in field once to fix a hitch, modify my homemade barbecue grill made from rebar and I welded a buddy's tie rod back together and he actually made it back to town and to a mechanic before it failed as he pulled into the parking lot. All bubblegum welds but they held up good enough. That would probably be good for camping and off roading if you typically take a generator with you. I usually just watch these and move on but I had to click the like on this one since you told me to go fornicate myself. :)
hey you get it! thats what this machine is good for!
@@MeltinMetalAnthony its like most things , if you need 2500w. buy a 3500w geni.. if that will run 2.0ish,mm rods at 140 /135,,continuas, for a 3'' weld.. decent weld,, its worth it.. i scaled down to an inverter.. mig.. 180 amp.. but they need 15amp plug. outlet.240v, ausie.. still seems like 2 batts is the go.. last trail welder i looked at was 1k..
Considering it’s the size of a 1/2” impact wrench im impressed.
i think the reason for the error code was the poor thing overheated due to its duty cycle. however im impressed. technology is improving and i love seeing it do so. 1/8" or 3/16" thick material is all i need to weld and the projects are small. ive always had to deal with subbing out tasks and pay handsomely for it, this little thing i wouldnt mind.
If you want a small welder I'd recomend a synoxtmex mini it's about the size of a toaster and runs for ages on 120v (its over built to run on 220 volt)I hevent had it had to take a break at all and I got mine for 95$usd if you include the 3 year warranty works great (it only runs up to 91 amps on 120 volt) also comes with everything but the mask sucks it's not digital but what can I say lol
I just ordered one of these from Amazon. Got a few small repairs to do on the floors of a truck. I figured I’d try it out, and if it don’t work I can send it back. I see this thing in a lot of videos. If it works it’ll make my life easier as far as these repairs…
With a strong enough inverter or a generator, it might be handy to keep on a trail toy. Could be handy to fix broken components to get back to the parking lot.
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Would be awesome for $50.
For $165 I would get a cheap mig.
Lol. In the ad on Amazon they have the welding rod installed backwards.
now that was pretty cool Antony I wish they had something like that when I was breaking out back in the early 70s it would come in real handy
looks like you a rocker seen zeppelin in 76 in baton rouge la. keep on welding
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thanks brother!
Looks like a tool that definitely could be useful in certain situations. Handy to have for sure.
I liked the vid, (if nothing else), because of the outro! You're genuine, brother! I'm now a fan!
It seems to me you hit the duty cycle limit when you were running at 140 amps, maybe 5 or 10% at full power, means you gotta run the smallest rods you can find. I don't know why they went with the handheld power supply, yeah it's small... for a power supply but still adds too much bulk to the stinger. A separate power supply and short stinger lead is far superior... in my mind. -Journeyman welder/fabricator with 29 years in the trade.
probobly so you have nothing to lose and it throws into a tool bag like a drill.
@@cdrom1070 For a machine like this, a short ground and a short stinger is all that would be required. They could be attached even... still nothing to lose, beats trying to get into a tight spot with that oversized stinger. As many have noted the only real utility for a machine like this is for on the spot emergency repairs, and in alot of thos cases you are dealing with tight spaces. In addition the seperate leads, if unplugable, allows for reversing the polarity and you can run a more varied rod selection.
I shoved 4 foot piece of copper I had from an old ground wire right into where the rod goes and I took a clamp from a broken jump box and made a little electrode holder. It is so much better than trying to hold steady with that huge drill
Looks like mig is no longer the worst process. You literally found the hot glue gun of welding. I’m joking about mig, btw.
Welding snobs are too coolest.
You forgot about flux wire welding
MIG is the worst tho😂😂😂
Only way mig become worse is if you have the wrong gas, out of gas, wrong wire or you just don't know how to weld.
@@xxbjsocoolman613 yeah, a 4 year old could weld with mig.
I didn't expect much more than globby snotty welds or a possible fire, so I'm impressed with that. And it worked, for small jobs it seems like it'll do, and small enough you can bring it out into the field and run it off a generator for quick fixes. This isn't even $200, and it did the job.
I just ordered a copy of this for $60 to use for sheared hardware. Basically a tiny weld from sheared bolts to a free nut so I can back the sheared hardware out. Bet it works 100000x better than 3 hours of drilling and $40 in drill bits.
The duty cycle is probably low and why it errors at 140 amps
Was just thinking about subscribing, but that outro had me in tears 😂 I subscribed after that
I enjoy using 7014, smooth like 7018 but easier to weld like 6013. Plus the iron flux adds to the deposition rate. It’s great for tacking and restarts better then 7018 since it doesn’t have that molten glob on that tip.
if you fling your rod right after every weld the molten ball on the end flies off and u don’t have to worry abt it
7014 has the same flux as 6013, only difference is the iron powder added to it.
No one knows the exact day hour /But we can see the signs events all around us. And by the timeline, Israel is 80 years and 1 generation span according to bible text will be around 2027 , which israel was declared first in 1947 + 80 years = 2027 . so we know we dont have 10 years left as this is 2022 so the rapture, then the tribulation will be before 2030 for sure.
The rapture will happen without a doubt and it will happen much sooner than many believe (less than 10 years according to all the environmental, weather,astronomical signs ,israel timelines etc showing ). It will happen without any warning , not one , in an instant , catching masses of people off guard just like God always does, ie the flood ~ a rude awakening . No one knows the exact day or hour the rapture will happen is a certainty . THE RAPTURE CAN HAPPEN NOW at ANY TIME make no mistake !! . Please awake to Christ Jesus which is the ONLY hope NOW and dont let it be found out it IS all true later when its too late & many have been left behind in the most terrible times the earth Has Ever experienced Before and ever will...for anyone who sees this and doesnt know what to do please If anyone hasnt given their life and heart to Christ Jesus will have REAL BIG problems way bigger than any problems Ever had If left here on earth after the Rapture . After the Rapture The USA , Worldwide , will face More evils , Inner city chaos, firearm wars etc etc ,power & water , food shortages , military invasions,mass executions (yes much blood will be required by antichrist ) etctec than it Has EVER been seen Before and you surely dont want to be Here then . We Have Time NOW to change , please seek Christ Jesus while there is still time to save ! no one knows the day or hour of the rapture it will start out just like any other day and it will Take Place In the day In Broad daylight/sunny day , In an Instant FLASH without ANY warning ,& there will be peoples Driver Ids, cell phones ,wallets found in various parking lots,Purses, bill folds Found at work etc etc with NO explanation , and People VANISHING so No One can refute it has taken place. .
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also rapture pre trib proofs even in dead sea scrolls .
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@@ypaulbrown both AC rods which shouldn't be used on this machine
If the electrode is negative then it's running straight polarity correct? If so the only Rod I know that run straight polarity is a 6012 and it is used for Sheet Metal
One big problem
Not enough striking arc voltage,
And the duty cycle is to low, that is why it shut off and you have to reset.
And for starting your arc, try inclining the rod more towards parallel to the plane of the weld, Makes for easier starting
Very low OCV is of course inherent to consumer junk.
Impressed. Good for simple and temporary repairs
Straight up guy with a straight up review, I recently got myself a lincoln pak 100, just uses flux core but runs off of 110, welded some 3/4 plates and it melted the damn welds in like it was nothen. Best machine iv owned so far!
I believe the thickest wire it runs is only .035 but it welds like no other
I run .023 which is far better for thin stock (but will of course weld thicker) and the first thing I did was a MIG conversion (don't buy the kit, various videos include parts lists) so I could escape flux core. If you like FCAW you will love shielding gas. Mine has a perfectly good arc (I've multiple industrial MIGs too) and the .023" wire is a joy to run.
Now that's how you do an Outro! 🤣
The outtro was funny af.
Thank you sir and have a blessed day
You as well
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………… good review, light duty backup. BTW, I wish you would stop tempting me with the eye candy in the background!!! A long and low Shovel head ? Forget the mini welder!!!LOL!!
You should make a video trying to run it on a plug in inverter for a car…would be useful tool for off-road people if it worked!!
That's exactly what I was thinking. I still can't figure out why they chose to use the drill style setup. Maybe power loss in a lead?
I just know that holding a regular gun up under a vehicle in awkward positions gets tiring. I would probably be cussing that thing if I had to hold up the entire power supply for any length of time.
It's an interesting concept, I will say that.
I’m digging the shovelhead in the background
Loved the review, might get one for testing against chewing gum
You should!
Another awsome video
6013 melts like butter awsome
imagine the new guy pulls up with this thing to his first pipeline job 😂.
Looks like a hair dryer or hot air gun for stripping paint. Hmmmm, I may try to convert a hair dryer into a welder just for the heck of it!
🤣 your closing just won a subscriber ! Your honest review and tell it like it is attitude is why we need so we know should we buy it or just say f**k it . Hey m your a real welder , you’ll tell,it like it is . I’m a weld when I need to , so I’m NOT a real welder , like you .
That being said , this impact shaped obviously low budget duty cycle is meant for an attempt at making ergonomic and budget all in one to make some sales . Ok , maybe it can work for someone who has some kind of welding experience and can make use of it for quick work ?
Longevity will ultimately decide if pulling the trigger on this is even worth it . I own two harbor freight welders , like a lot of diy’ers .
Got a 90 amp ( remember those ? ) and the discontinued 180 MiG , I’ve yet to use . Got that in 2017 Labor Day close out .saved $ on that .
I doubt we will ever see a DCEP version in that little machine since building one with an inverter will,increase cost and weight and there’s likely a bunch of other compact machines that would make more sense to buy / use than this creation . Will say , it will sell on its eye candy thing as people like hand held ergonomic tools . Hope you will get some time on this just to see if it’s got any use in a welders hands and I pray it doesn’t cause any harm to you any more than smoke and feeling heat in your hands which will prompt you to drop it and run for a fire extinguisher and the breaker panel . I do hope however that they keep throwing the freebies at you so you can abuse the sh*t out of them and give us an honest review in your own words , like you do , so we can see it and decide , is it even worth a f**k . Stay safe , welding is hazardous enough . Thanks for your review and keeping it real 👍
Seems heavy; but like you said, It’s for a quick job or hobbiest. 10/10 review 🤘
I could see it handy to use extension cord to reach something inside, for a "simple" repair with couple rods, versus bringing heavier welder in for a 15 min repair.
Im actually impressed it made any sparkles at all before it tripped a breaker and let the smoke out
that thing is actually amazing, whoever designed that, legends. yeah its not an amazing welder that will replace everything but on the road, or especially out in the field, that would come incredibly useful
how many amps current from the socket?
If the plastic markings are to be believed, part of the problem (aside that most super cheapie welders only put out 90A on 120V/20A circuit, regardless) is that it is configured for DCEN. There is a marking at the bottom "+", so for some reason they have the work clamp as positive, and generally speaking it should be the other way around. If one could switch the leads internally to make it DCEP like any other respectable stick welder, it might run on. I have a cheapie Tooliom 135S that is only slightly bigger because it has a traditional case, but I bet the internals are the same. ~90-95A on a dedicated 120V/20A circuit, and 115A on a 240V outlet (it is dual voltage).
What’s the duty cycle for something that small. Gotta be like 1min on 9 min break.
@MPM Weldingnot if your doing contract work, time is money
I may have hit it and that’s why it kept shutting down
@@tacklebox6239 so you want ppl to think ur a contractor or ur brilliant because you figured out that time is money & ur ahead of the game because you know this & know one else will ever figure it out?
@@hairycods2273lol. Im a mechanical & structural engineer, not a contractor. What do you take me for, a peasant?
@@tacklebox6239 so a peasant is below you is what it sounds like & I apologize because I know I’m just a average peasant at best. I feel privileged to be reading a reply from the elite club of engineers & I hope you can represent ur fine group better than most that have worked under me while I was down in Australia years ago correcting all the mistakes they made during the Eastern Pipeline Alliance & Western Corridor Recycled Water Project & a few other projects around the world such as the worlds largest water injection plant over around Riyadh Saudi & a few more minor projects they let a peasant like myself run or I mean be a part of & hope to see you & ur work on some important projects around the world & will be easy to spot you with the best of the best thank you!
I liked your video! I Youre hilarious. That welder is nuts. Youre a good dude. Take care of yourself and make that $$$..
It's interesting. I'm impressed that it works as well as it does. It does kinda make you wonder where the future of welding is going
with laser welding, it don't look good for professional welders. im friends with Paul at Weld.com and he was telling me the laser welder is so easy to use once you understand how to set it
DUDE! i just watched a video from diesel brothers and they were showing off that anchor inverter. He said it's 1500 Watt. I wonder if that would be enough to run this welder for a little while. If so that would be a really light & compact trail repair kit!
Hey bud, good content as always! Love the closing comment.
I'll keep an eye out for it next time I'm at the dollar general.
this is pretty cool
You would be the most respected guy when you show up to weld on construction sites with that 😂🤣
😂🤣 the construction sites I go to. they'd think I was a spaceman
whats the duty cycle like 1 stick an hour? 😄 me thinks two car batteries in series would work better.
Send it to big Clive, would be interested to see how safe it is, I bet it's mains referenced.
that would be great with a small generator out in the field to fix stuff on the side of the road. 130amps for a dc stick .. the price is a little high compared to the inverter clones.. i bought a mini 200amp inverter clone new for 30 bucks off banggood. but had no wiring. all in i was at 100.00 bucks. It lasted a week being moved around constantly. Shorted out blew up..
great review
i actually want you to do some of the Yes Welder products. Seriously, love the wholesome reviews anyway lmao
Love the shirt!!
I get it technology changes all the time, but that was interesting. No idea how it go selling in shops.. but good video bruz on it 💪👍
Man I love the old shouvlehead chopper in the back round like to see some welding videos on that old chopper I have a few of them myself
That welder is only meant for tacking stuff together, but it looks like it would be handy for that.
😂 This guy is great...He is the Jo Pesci of welding😂😂😂
man thats a freaking cool welder
That’s crazy, I’ve had great luck with yeswelder. I’m not a pro but I weld a lot
Mmmmm don’t know what to think about that unit pretty bizarre
I’m sure it would get someone out of a jam though
Keep up the great vids love the hilarious outro lol gfy bahaha
Cheers from Nova Scotia
I have, probably, the worst of the Harbor Freight invertor welders, good for a supposed 90 Amps, but DCEN/DCEP. I just stick with1/16th" rods and I do alright in the 1/8th to 3/16ths range. As you intimated, this could use some development before even I would buy one.
Nice little gadget maybe it would work slight repairs but what you suggested is physically impossible but who knows I think some people tries it anyway have fun bro keep the videos coming I enjoy them
I bet it wouldn't be too hard to make an adapter for your stinger to run it electrode positive unless the electronics won't let it. At the very least you could attach a normal stinger so it wouldn't be as awkward.
Ok rockstar! “If ya like the video give it a thumbs up, if not….” Great info on a small diy’er rig! You sir fuckin rock!
You earned a like just because of the last 10 sec 👍
u da man antonio.... like or "F" off.... hahah...love it.
You're little subscribe cut made me laugh so I hard I subscribed. Thanks.
The yes welder is junk and to all those channels who promoted it shame on you . You a good dude for not selling out like the .
I reviewed the yes welder and handed them their arss
Yeah... For a unit that size, at 140 amps, you're truly maxing out the duty cycle. I'm sure that unit has less than a 25% duty cycle when running at full power output. That's the major downfall of cheap, self-contained welders like that: *NO DUTY CYCLE* - a.k.a. If you're planning on welding continuously, with a 25% duty cycle... You'll be welding 25% of the time & waiting 75% of the time for the electronics to cool down. - Make sure you pay attention to the rated duty cycles when purchasing welders!!
i think its pretty good just for personal use or home use for connecting metals temporarily or permanently..
Cool ass product and I fucking love this guy😂
Sacrificing voltage for the amps.
It looks like it ran pretty good for a mini welder
Yes it does
I love using 7014 Welding rod
Looks like a gun, sounds like a hair blower but hey it welds. Definitely not for heavy duty
That little one was so much fun to run 7014! Keep up with the great content.
Glad you liked it Herminio!
Super cool for its price
Being plugged into a cord will effect power output too. That thing is kinda cool
I'm always tacking things at the bench for later finish welding with the Big Rig (300 amp inverter). So, I picked up the little Harbor Freight shoebox inverter 120 volt stick welder second-hand off Craigslist. Hard to go wrong for $30? The smaller cable and lead make for a far better feel and control when doing 1/16" rod.
The form factor of the gun in the video looks to be doplic as hell. I'll stick with the shoebox HF example with traditional Dinse-connected leads.
your probably right, but this thing is a stepping stone to something much better I feel like. if they made it a different shape and DCEP it would be a lot more useful. im sure its coming
Ideal for emergency offroad repairs...good thing to have in your kit.
You brake a steering mount on the trail, and this little welder will be a god send...trust me I know.
What's your power source on the road without electricity?
okay. That wasn't so bad. might be perfect for the handyman or just to having a garage if you need a welder in a pinch. Of course anything bigger than quarter inch and you're going to need a bigger boat. but for what it is, I suppose I was a bit impressed. I'm still learning. And I learned a little bit today. Thanks
I guarantee that would be a helva conversation piece if you busted that out on a job. Guys would be fully trippin' out. Roll up to the work site on a moped, too. "Yeah man, that's my welding rig. Everything's micro electronics now."
On a moped... 👍👍👍 lol
Weight becomes irrelevant if you attach a ~4 gauge welding cable to the negative, and whatever you want on the other end. Essentially it's the power source only maybe clipped to you belt? Could also kluge up a MiG gun with flux core, or shield gas, or a TiG torch obviously scratch start.
I find this tool a revolution in technology. my question: what is the length of the electrode holder cable? THANKS
AvE needs to get a hold of one of these. I smell Chinesium in there somewhere...
Have to say looks cool but you could get a small lunch box inverter welder with the traditional stinger. The size difference wouldn't be all that much and I think the ergonomics would be better.
Looks good as a very portable welder. The main thing I don't like is you are holding the whole weight and length of it as you work. Harder to get arc started and control.
smallest eh, ever cross a screw driver across the terminals of a battery......good stuff Anthony,,,,cheers from florida
Lmao
@@MeltinMetalAnthony that is a cool little machine......I think you were surpassing it's duty cycle a few times......try using some 6011 and see what that does.....great for thin material on DC- and it builds up more metal and you can still whip it.....let us know how that works
Paul
Looks like a handy tool to have as a back up may be something quick simple and easy to use. Great review to. Keep up the great work 👍👍
Really? You just regurgitated what he said!
If you held the stick in left hand and steady it it's going to strike arc much better
I stumbled upon this. After the video you said. "And if you didn't, go fuck yourself" you sir have a new subscriber. Nicely done
I wonder if you could use it as a TIG power supply? If I'm not mistaken TIG is dc electrode negative (at least for carbon and stainless steels).
your outro had me fuckin dying laughing! haha love it
A lot of those little welders have a shorter duty cycle get hot pretty quick and shut down.
Yes welder stuff is actually pretty good for the price
What’s the plans with that new suction truck you got?
Reminds me of the movie ALIENS, where the chick is welding the door shut with a cordless welder.
You gotta run what you brung. It could get you out of a jam. One of those situations of it's not a miller at the shop but this thing I got here.
100%
I have one of the clone, and I have not been able to strike an arc.. just lots of sparks and stuck rod. those rods can turn red hot.. got juice..
Curious to here your thoughts on YES welders.
I bought one a year ago and it’s held up good I bought the multiprocessor one and welds good
Working out and welding at same time. What will they think of next.