We had some microphone issues while shooting this episode. We have hopefully corrected them. Thanks for your patience while we deal with the technical difficulties!
I don't think there is anything wrong with your microphone. I noticed on the last couple of videos that when you use the pipeliner welding hood the sound is terrible when you talk with the hood down. No such problems on your previous videos with your regular auto darkening hood. I think the shape of the pipeliner hood mess up the soundwaves in such a way that your microphone can't cope with them.
I weld with hot glue does the 200DV do AC stick, and if so can you adjust the frequency? Bob recently did it with the AlphaTig 200 and it seems like with all of the features it might be handy
Jorge Perez You can do AC stick, but I haven't played with the AC frequency. It is there and does exist, I just dont use it. Use the machine for mostly Tig
Bob, thank you for showing what doing at the machine. This is extremely helpful for me a self taught everything guy, figuring out my tig is a thing I definitely need direction with. Thanks
Hello Bob, I just bought a evelast power tig 200dv, I noticed you have the ground reversed from other videos I've watched I am a little confused. I enjoy your videos and have learned allot from them. Thank You, Bill
I thought the 200dv was on advanced square wave but in this vidio, you said something about sign wave I've learned much from your vidios i was wandering witch wave form does the 200 dv run on
Hello,first time ever for me leaving a comment or subscribing,I like your channel so I thought I’d try asking if the everlast 200dv gets your thumbs up?I live in Hamilton Ont Canada where they’re sold so I figured easy to deal with if I have an issue and can buy one at their warehouse,no delivery damage to worry about
@@creekgazer5881 its really good Super glad i bought it. Wish i could attach pics here of some of the welds. Definitely a good bang for the buck machine 👌
Thanks for sharing your expert knowledge and experience. Seeing the effect of setting changes on the beads was interesting - it would have been great to hear the pros and cons of setting on actual to welding work. Cheers.
I want a Tig ,as it seems much less chaotic than wire spewing out with my mig. Kinda kicking myself for buying a Lincoln MP210 . Just should have bought a straight Ac/Dc Tig and been done with it
Been watching all your videos. I'm ready to make a purchase. I'm just torn between the Everlast 185dv and or the 200Dv here in your video. I'd sure like a reccomendation. Thanks
Hi Bob, Is the pulse adjustment for appearance only, or does it affect the quality of the weld? Could you make recommendation as to which unit is better suited to types of welding?
Uncle Bob, what happened to your usual spot where you used to shoot your videos? Did you move to another place? And can you please make an episode about DC and AC frequencies effects? I.e. when you quit the scale (stack-of-diamonds) zone, when you visually see the pulse- or frequency effect on the welding seam, do you still feel or see a difference when driving it from say 20 to 60 or from 60 to 150 or from 150 to 250 hertz? What would you choose for a thin aluminum? And for a thin stainless? Thick ones? When would you prefer high-frequency over the lower one? When a lower frequency is preferred? And what about mig mondays, did you give them up?
Very good demo... I was waiting for something on how it worked with stick and 6010. Maybe with the time gone by since you made this, it is out there some where.
Everlasts kick ass on stick. It was the 1st thing I tried on my power pro 256 I had some 1/8th inch 7018 on 1/2 inch plate. I was pleasantly surprised, i was nearly frightened, I'm used to a little 90 amp that couldn't even light up a 3/32 electrode.
Mr tig, I’m looking to get a AC/DC machine, I’m torn between this machine, the200dv with nova foot petal and torch upgrade or the ck worldwide MT200 or I’ve also looked at the Lincoln precision tig 225. I’m not new to tig welding but by no means a pro. But I want something that will last a while. I do most of my work from my home shop where I have the ability to run 240. Just wanted your opinion and preferences between the three thanks.
I wanted one of these so bad. But I can’t justify the extra $600 over the AHP for performance. They both do the same thing and weld about the same. Only thing the everlast has is pre flow. $600 for a preflow option? 🤷🏻♂️
@@Max-ye9xg honestly they’re not. I bought 2 of them and they both had issues. Ones display went out of calibration and the other was having power issues. None of which would be fixed with out out of pocket costs to me worth half the price of the machine. I sold them both and went Prime weld and never looked back. Sadly I can not recommend AHP anymore
Do you ever host any sort of weekend workshops / training events down there at Cowley college.? i'm stationed up here at McConnell AFB roughly an hour from there. If the school was closer I would have already enrolled in a regular course, but driving an hour a day would be hard with an already full schedule.
I have this same exact machine. But it bubbles up as in like an effect to over heating. I don’t know what to do and I also recorded it. I really need your help
The Everlast is not some junk Chinese machine that's a high-quality machine just made somewhere that workers work for little money California worker thinks he needs a hundred bucks an hour
I've never done tig before, so can you explain why you need 8 seconds of post-flow? I get the 2 seconds of pre, but 8 seconds seems really long on post.
When the tungsten is hot ( right after welding) and still glowing - you want to shield the tungsten with agron while it is cooling down and block the ambient air out...if you dont do that - the tungsten will turn black and needs to be re sharpend ...
Not only the tungsten, you also want to keep the post flow going to shield the molten metal while it’s cooling down back into its solid state and cool enough where oxygen won’t contaminate it anymore. 8 seconds is just a tad long for mild steel, but when you get into exotic metals such as titanium, nickel, hastelloy etc. , it is not uncommon to see post flow upwards to about 12-15 seconds. Keep asking questions!
Tuck it also depends in the amperage you were welding at .... if you never weld over 100 amps than maybe 3sec post flow on steel and 5 sec in stainless can be enough ... if you weld at 200 or 250 amp .... in my experience that 8 sec can be a very good number .... now i dont say that you absolutely need 8 sec - but its a “cheap” insurance. Most guys who i know do not really adjust the post flow every day - its more a thing they set once and than forget about it. And my machine has a digital display - i am set to 7.5 sec as my “go to” setting .... I rather have 3 sec too much post flow than 0.5 sec less than i would have needed and then the grinder comes out and i loose valuable time and weld quality over trying to save a fraction of a cent on shielding gas.
Bob, my customer has the same machine and i welded some aluminum at his shop using his machine. I had the impression that when it ignites the arc on AC it feels like it ignites it on DC, stays there for about a second and than switches to or “turns on” AC .... Does your machine do that too?I only own an everlast mig machine no tigs and i was wondering about ..... a friend of mine has a 185 acdc tig from everlast - it does that too - but not as pronounced .....What does your machine do? Maybe it is supposed to be like that for some reason ....?
ZILA my r-tech 200 ac/dc which is the same as the older everlast always started on regular ac, perhaps these later ones have different control board design.
hey if anyone can help me i recently purchased the everlast tig 200dv and currently have it set up on 220v but the machine wont go over 125 amps on tig and on the stick setting the machine will only go up to 100 amps if anyone can help me resolve the problem it would be greatly appreciated
Do you have it set on 2T or 4T are you using the pedal or the stick also you have to adjust the Hertz if you have the Hertz too low it has to be at least 60 increase and decrease and increase Hertz from 60
You're probably trying to use the foot pedal and still have to dial the machine to maximum to get the range the foot pedal won't automatically give you a full throttle
The foot pedal will operate within a range which is decided by the knob turning it up or down if you turn the knob to 60 it won't go over 60 the foot pedal that is
Also when you go back to stick welder you have to not use the foot pedal and turn it back to 2T + 0 when you use the foot pedal you have to have it on number 2 T zero also
I can't really get impressed when the machine does what the knobs say it's going to do. BUT what good is any of it? If you actually understand the purpose of all of these "features" maybe you can produce a video that shows how you use some or all of them to complete a weld that you couldn't do otherwise. Seems to me many of them are either redundant or conflicting with each other. Just my observation. I'm not a professional welder but I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep them coming. Thanks
Each knob can actually be important for welders who know when and how to use them. Everlast is pretty good at including the most sought after features that their customers are asking for.
Why is it that every time someone gives a favorable review on a product, people think they must have obviously been paid. You saw the settings changes he made and the outcome. If you know what you are looking at you know what he said was true. Never once did Rave about the machine. He merely said the machine responded to the changes he made and that it was a decent machine for the money.
Don't interrupt me! Can't you see I'm shooting a movie and I think I'm a movie star!? Wait... This is CZcams and I'm not a movie star. My bad, I thought I was special.
do not buy this, i bought a everlast thinking it was a great deal. 1 week in and its toast. Most welding store are reps for Miller and Lincoln and can send it for warranty for you or at least get parts. trying doing that with everlast..... I now own a Lincoln and a miller 0 issues. buy once cry once.
The owner just refunded my money and refused to provide a email why. The reason was they didn't inform me that the machine I ordered was on backorder and he didn't want a bad review. Basically, he told me to go elsewhere. WTF, you know.
We had some microphone issues while shooting this episode. We have hopefully corrected them. Thanks for your patience while we deal with the technical difficulties!
I don't think there is anything wrong with your microphone.
I noticed on the last couple of videos that when you use the pipeliner welding hood the sound is terrible when you talk with the hood down.
No such problems on your previous videos with your regular auto darkening hood.
I think the shape of the pipeliner hood mess up the soundwaves in such a way that your microphone can't cope with them.
Etol1963 you must be kidding? Sound is horrible even before he puts a mask on
sidewaysdanny No I'm not. The sound is fine on my laptop when Bob lifts the hood. Only with the hood down it's horrible.
Etol1963 you must have very poor speakers to start with then
probably a everlast mic
I've got one of the older Everlast powertig 200DV welders. It welds great.
I've got the older version of this welder. I like it very much. I am encouraged that the company is updating even popular models that sell well.
Loving this longer format really showing effects of diff settings! Thanks Bob!
this is a great machine, have had it for over two years
#torchwear gloves by fsr the best tig gloves I've ever used. Expensive but worth the $$
Il look into them, was actually looking for a good pair.
I weld with hot glue does the 200DV do AC stick, and if so can you adjust the frequency? Bob recently did it with the AlphaTig 200 and it seems like with all of the features it might be handy
Jorge Perez You can do AC stick, but I haven't played with the AC frequency. It is there and does exist, I just dont use it. Use the machine for mostly Tig
Bob, thanks for the review. You "solidified" my purchase.
I'm starting to be appreciating the Everlast maybe more than their weldpro which was my number one I like the knobs on the Everlast
Like your videos. I just bought this machine and you explained more than the operating manual ever could.
Bob, thank you for showing what doing at the machine. This is extremely helpful for me a self taught everything guy, figuring out my tig is a thing I definitely need direction with. Thanks
Hello Bob,
I just bought a evelast power tig 200dv, I noticed you have the ground reversed from other videos I've watched I am a little confused. I enjoy your videos and have learned allot from them. Thank You, Bill
I thought the 200dv was on advanced square wave but in this vidio, you said something about sign wave I've learned much from your vidios i was wandering witch wave form does the 200 dv run on
Hello,first time ever for me leaving a comment or subscribing,I like your channel so I thought I’d try asking if the everlast 200dv gets your thumbs up?I live in Hamilton Ont Canada where they’re sold so I figured easy to deal with if I have an issue and can buy one at their warehouse,no delivery damage to worry about
I just bought one of these because of watching your video
Is it possible to show and go over the welders you use in your class? and is that would be what is used in the field?
You sold me on this model and machine
I just bought one tonight
You helped make my mind up.
Was between this and forney 440 tig
How do you like it so far?
@@creekgazer5881 its really good
Super glad i bought it.
Wish i could attach pics here of some of the welds.
Definitely a good bang for the buck machine 👌
@@audirx8 Thanks for replying! I just purchased it off their site. Always good to hear first hand experience. Thanks again!
Thanks for sharing your expert knowledge and experience. Seeing the effect of setting changes on the beads was interesting - it would have been great to hear the pros and cons of setting on actual to welding work. Cheers.
PS have a look at czcams.com/video/gCCdiksvXMU/video.html
I love how Everlast welders perform. Great arc performance.
I want a Tig ,as it seems much less chaotic than wire spewing out with my mig. Kinda kicking myself for buying a Lincoln MP210 . Just should have bought a straight Ac/Dc Tig and been done with it
On the super slow pulse setting, when do you move?? On the ohhh or the awww or the ennnnnn or the ehhhhh tone?
It would have been nice to see a close up comparison with each setting labeled.
I love it, the analog side to it.
I ran a pass for the first time at 500 pps on our Miller and man it's was more annoying than ac lol good descriptive video guys!
Hi.I got this machine. Can a aliminium spool gun be use with this machine?
Been watching all your videos. I'm ready to make a purchase. I'm just torn between the Everlast 185dv and or the 200Dv here in your video.
I'd sure like a reccomendation.
Thanks
200 if you are experienced
No ground clap needed in tig??
Hi Bob,
Is the pulse adjustment for appearance only, or does it affect the quality of the weld?
Could you make recommendation as to which unit is better suited to types of welding?
At 1:02 Eastern Friday the 8th the sound was good enough.
Uncle Bob, what happened to your usual spot where you used to shoot your videos? Did you move to another place?
And can you please make an episode about DC and AC frequencies effects? I.e. when you quit the scale (stack-of-diamonds) zone, when you visually see the pulse- or frequency effect on the welding seam, do you still feel or see a difference when driving it from say 20 to 60 or from 60 to 150 or from 150 to 250 hertz? What would you choose for a thin aluminum? And for a thin stainless? Thick ones? When would you prefer high-frequency over the lower one? When a lower frequency is preferred?
And what about mig mondays, did you give them up?
does Cowley college use a lot of the everlast equipment? thanks for vids joe
Great welder you got there. I really like those dual voltage everlast welders.
Very good demo... I was waiting for something on how it worked with stick and 6010. Maybe with the time gone by since you made this, it is out there some where.
Everlasts kick ass on stick.
It was the 1st thing I tried on my power pro 256 I had some 1/8th inch 7018 on 1/2 inch plate. I was pleasantly surprised, i was nearly frightened, I'm used to a little 90 amp that couldn't even light up a 3/32 electrode.
Mr tig, I’m looking to get a AC/DC machine, I’m torn between this machine, the200dv with nova foot petal and torch upgrade or the ck worldwide MT200 or I’ve also looked at the Lincoln precision tig 225. I’m not new to tig welding but by no means a pro. But I want something that will last a while. I do most of my work from my home shop where I have the ability to run 240. Just wanted your opinion and preferences between the three thanks.
Bob can you explain if you can run this unit off of a bocat 225g I am wanting to get this unit and use it on the job site
Thanks Dennis Marx from IL
Thanks Bob
What tugsten are you using on ac? I’m having a hard time with my tugsten
WELD! It's what's for dinner!
Thank you !
I wanted one of these so bad. But I can’t justify the extra $600 over the AHP for performance.
They both do the same thing and weld about the same. Only thing the everlast has is pre flow. $600 for a preflow option? 🤷🏻♂️
Did you look at the prime weld 225 ?
AHP alpha tig is totally awesome If you like it go for it it's a wonderful machine you will like it I would get a HP if I were you
@@Max-ye9xg honestly they’re not. I bought 2 of them and they both had issues. Ones display went out of calibration and the other was having power issues. None of which would be fixed with out out of pocket costs to me worth half the price of the machine. I sold them both and went Prime weld and never looked back. Sadly I can not recommend AHP anymore
Do you ever host any sort of weekend workshops / training events down there at Cowley college.? i'm stationed up here at McConnell AFB roughly an hour from there. If the school was closer I would have already enrolled in a regular course, but driving an hour a day would be hard with an already full schedule.
Yes, we do. Email me at bob.moffatt@cowley.edu and let's get you on the list.
Watch this video and pay attention put it on 1.25 speed and watch it 10 times
I have this same exact machine. But it bubbles up as in like an effect to over heating. I don’t know what to do and I also recorded it. I really need your help
The material is dirty and the contaminants are bulging out volcano out
You ever seen a volcanoes spitting out the contaminants diamonds and gold
@@Max-ye9xg well I know a lot more about welding from last year lol
Great video!
How would you rate this against the Miller diversion 180? I'm really on the fence between the Everlast and the Miller
Greg E...you cant adjust anything on the Diversion ( we have one at the shop that I use ).I would rather get this Everlast
I really dislike the Miller. Without adjustments i flet like it made the welds lower quality and the work harder.
The Everlast is not some junk Chinese machine that's a high-quality machine just made somewhere that workers work for little money California worker thinks he needs a hundred bucks an hour
Were did you get the Darth Vader gloves?
Iton Joans #torchwear gloves best tig glove you ever gonna find.. expensive but worth it!
Your personal microphone is not working right
Nice video.
I've never done tig before, so can you explain why you need 8 seconds of post-flow? I get the 2 seconds of pre, but 8 seconds seems really long on post.
When the tungsten is hot ( right after welding) and still glowing - you want to shield the tungsten with agron while it is cooling down and block the ambient air out...if you dont do that - the tungsten will turn black and needs to be re sharpend ...
Not only the tungsten, you also want to keep the post flow going to shield the molten metal while it’s cooling down back into its solid state and cool enough where oxygen won’t contaminate it anymore. 8 seconds is just a tad long for mild steel, but when you get into exotic metals such as titanium, nickel, hastelloy etc. , it is not uncommon to see post flow upwards to about 12-15 seconds. Keep asking questions!
Tuck it also depends in the amperage you were welding at .... if you never weld over 100 amps than maybe 3sec post flow on steel and 5 sec in stainless can be enough ... if you weld at 200 or 250 amp .... in my experience that 8 sec can be a very good number .... now i dont say that you absolutely need 8 sec - but its a “cheap” insurance.
Most guys who i know do not really adjust the post flow every day - its more a thing they set once and than forget about it.
And my machine has a digital display - i am set to 7.5 sec as my “go to” setting ....
I rather have 3 sec too much post flow than 0.5 sec less than i would have needed and then the grinder comes out and i loose valuable time and weld quality over trying to save a fraction of a cent on shielding gas.
Wow, it’s honor to have you reply Zila. Big fan of your videos man.
Thank you and thanks for watching my stuff ! as far as replying - I do the best I can ....
Bob, my customer has the same machine and i welded some aluminum at his shop using his machine. I had the impression that when it ignites the arc on AC it feels like it ignites it on DC, stays there for about a second and than switches to or “turns on” AC .... Does your machine do that too?I only own an everlast mig machine no tigs and i was wondering about ..... a friend of mine has a 185 acdc tig from everlast - it does that too - but not as pronounced .....What does your machine do? Maybe it is supposed to be like that for some reason ....?
I watched it again - and seems to me your machine is doing it too - maybe not as pronounced but seems like its doing it
Ive got a 200dv and I get what your saying, almost certain mine does it too.
ZILA my r-tech 200 ac/dc which is the same as the older everlast always started on regular ac, perhaps these later ones have different control board design.
@@Robbyt123 How is your 200DV welder holding up?
@@talkingserpents its doing great. no problems yet
hey if anyone can help me i recently purchased the everlast tig 200dv and currently have it set up on 220v but the machine wont go over 125 amps on tig and on the stick setting the machine will only go up to 100 amps if anyone can help me resolve the problem it would be greatly appreciated
For Tungsten inert gas setting, do you have it set on AC or DC
Do you have it set on 2T or 4T are you using the pedal or the stick also you have to adjust the Hertz if you have the Hertz too low it has to be at least 60 increase and decrease and increase Hertz from 60
You're probably trying to use the foot pedal and still have to dial the machine to maximum to get the range the foot pedal won't automatically give you a full throttle
The foot pedal will operate within a range which is decided by the knob turning it up or down if you turn the knob to 60 it won't go over 60 the foot pedal that is
Also when you go back to stick welder you have to not use the foot pedal and turn it back to 2T + 0 when you use the foot pedal you have to have it on number 2 T zero also
I can't really get impressed when the machine does what the knobs say it's going to do. BUT what good is any of it? If you actually understand the purpose of all of these "features" maybe you can produce a video that shows how you use some or all of them to complete a weld that you couldn't do otherwise. Seems to me many of them are either redundant or conflicting with each other. Just my observation. I'm not a professional welder but I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep them coming. Thanks
Each knob can actually be important for welders who know when and how to use them. Everlast is pretty good at including the most sought after features that their customers are asking for.
I'm sure they are (important). So maybe he can show us why.
audio is no where as good as it used to be
We had some microphone issues while recording this video, but we have hopefully corrected them all. Sorry about the quality issue in this video!
Watching your videos while eating at the waffle house...nothing better
I love Waffle House - my wife hates it ... LOL.
@@ZILAwelds arent we just so alike 😆
Paid endorsement?
Why is it that every time someone gives a favorable review on a product, people think they must have obviously been paid. You saw the settings changes he made and the outcome. If you know what you are looking at you know what he said was true. Never once did Rave about the machine. He merely said the machine responded to the changes he made and that it was a decent machine for the money.
@@recrdholdr What I wanna know is how does it hold up over time.
Don't interrupt me! Can't you see I'm shooting a movie and I think I'm a movie star!? Wait... This is CZcams and I'm not a movie star. My bad, I thought I was special.
do not buy this, i bought a everlast thinking it was a great deal. 1 week in and its toast. Most welding store are reps for Miller and Lincoln and can send it for warranty for you or at least get parts. trying doing that with everlast..... I now own a Lincoln and a miller 0 issues. buy once cry once.
The owner just refunded my money and refused to provide a email why. The reason was they didn't inform me that the machine I ordered was on backorder and he didn't want a bad review. Basically, he told me to go elsewhere. WTF, you know.