Available for purchase here: www.6061.com TIG Button variable amperage controller I use: www.6061.com/tigbutton.htm Online TIG Welding Aluminum Fabrication School: www.6061.com
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@606113 күн бұрын
If you decide to order this welder, please email me through the website and I'll give you a free website subscription ($95 value). Or a 6061 slingshot, you choose. PrimeWeld 225x TIG/Stick Machine available for purchase here: www.6061.com TIG Button variable amperage controller I use: www.6061.com/tigbutton.htm Online TIG Welding Aluminum Fabrication School :www.6061.com Thanks for watching Aaron@6061.com
@dunbarautomotive
13 күн бұрын
Thank you Aaron, I need to get around to using the 325x I bought a while ago. I wondered what become of the one from 5yrs ago.
@avmech212613 күн бұрын
Welding for over 50 years (mainly TIG, stick, oxy-acetylene), wanted a TIG for my personal use. After a lot of research 3 years ago I was between this machine and an Everlast. Price, quality, and customer service won me over to Primeweld. Got the machine, the Maxcool 3000, and the CK 20 torch with 25’ hoses. Have not regretted it at all. Use the TIG button almost 100% of the time Since that time, a MIG180 and a CUT60 have joined the ranks along with accessories from Primeweld including the 125 cubic foot bottle of argon, up from my previous 80 cubic bottle, dual flowmeter and 25’ hose, 25’ extension chord, 15’ MIG torch, among others. Cannot go wrong with Primeweld.
@dcurry728712 күн бұрын
I was literally hours away from buying an Everlast when you uploaded this. Thanks for the great demo!
@6061
12 күн бұрын
@dcurry7287 If you decide to order one through my website, I'll give you a free website subscription or a discount on a TIG Button if you're interested. Thanks, Aaron@6061.com
@phillhuddleston9445
11 күн бұрын
I've had very good luck with mine.
@dcurry7287
11 күн бұрын
@@6061 That's really generous, and I'd like to support you/your channel after subscribing for a while. Your channel is a big part of what's convinced me to get into TIG after using only flux-core MiG for years. My biggest issue, and I know I'm not alone in this, is that I only have a 20-amp 120v circuit in my garage. I'm researching the adapter you showed and it looks like I should be okay as long as I keep the amperage on the output down. Ideally I'd like to know before I buy it whether I'd be able to join 1/8" aluminum on 120v as that's the thickest I think I'll be working with. If you made another video with a Kill-A-Watt or similar showing the wall draw I think that would convince a lot of people besides me too.
@ronbelldvm13 күн бұрын
I purchased the TIG225 a little over a year ago. I'm still learning to Tig weld, but I am very happy with this machine. They have great customer service, probably the best I have experienced.
@Ernie-zk3gb13 күн бұрын
You, your channel and your last PrimeWeld machine were the catalyst for me to pull the trigger and purchase one of their machines for myself. Thanks 6061, thanks PrimeWeld. Being a neophyte there’s lots of practice & materials I have yet to consume.
@alexbuilds70613 күн бұрын
How did I just find this channel? Love the straight forward and helpful vids.
@6061
13 күн бұрын
Hi Alex, Unfortunately, KZread doesn't recommend my videos nearly as much as they used to several years ago... The old videos received millions of views. Click here and sort by "popular" to see the good old ones: www.youtube.com/@6061/videos Thanks for watching
@enegron698713 күн бұрын
Haa a Master Craftsman with exceptional skill and ability AND perfect welds EVERY TIME saying “I’m out of practice”…is mind blowing but I get it✨💫💎 I know where I’m buying my Prime Weld when I get started. Thanks again for your professionalism you’re a RockStar✨💫💎
@jesscneal13 күн бұрын
I bought a 225 last year on a black friday sale. I got one of your Tig buttons to go with it. I've been happy with it so far. Last time I tigged anything was in like 96 on an old ass Lincoln so I basically started from scratch skill wise. I'm slowly getting the hang of it. Also wanted to say I am enjoying your videos lately with the narration/explanation 🤘🤘
@PennerFab13 күн бұрын
I've had the primeweld 225 for 5 years now, and it's been a flawless machine 👌
@tinybuilds213213 күн бұрын
One of the Most awaited video, if you are recommending that should be pretty good 🙏
@Ando990911 күн бұрын
I’ve been very impressed with my primeweld TIG 225x. I also ended up buying their MiG 180, and the cut 50dp. All have been amazing machines.
@zippymcfearson277613 күн бұрын
Love it. Please show more of the settings.
@ajsorensen258513 күн бұрын
It's the best budget option for sure! I use the PrimeWeld225 for TIG mostly for aluminum, it's a great machine, it's actually easier to use than some of the way more expensive machines since all the controls have knobs
@sting42613 күн бұрын
I bought this welder about 5 years ago after watching your video! Wish you sold them then and I would have bought from you. Thanks for all the videos over the years! Been subscribed longer than I can even remember
@klac102412 күн бұрын
The video close ups of your arc shots has really improved. Appreciate it.
@wookieecantina13 күн бұрын
If I would weld have as good as you, I'd be overjoyed. Man, you're skills are absolutely fantastic and I dearly appreciate your channel. Thanks!
@jtg273713 күн бұрын
Nice! Hello from San Antonio, TEXAS!
@mwinner10112 күн бұрын
PrimeWeld makes great stuff. Customer service is the best too!
@FRO_TV12 күн бұрын
100% love this machine, done a lot of mobile welding with it and shop projects
@dsiegristable12 күн бұрын
I love my primeweld tig 225x. Have been using it daily for almost 3 years now. No complaints. We typically only use it for DC at low amps for welding thin wall titanium (0.028"). Done some stainless, mild, and aluminum on it all with nothing but great things to say.
@adpadp376912 күн бұрын
I have this welder and love it.
@michaelchastain972713 күн бұрын
I love my 225, haven’t tried the finger switch that comes with it, but foot pedal works good.
@nathkrupa346313 күн бұрын
Great video sir you are awesome ❤️ 😊
@Reaper-ef9ht11 күн бұрын
Great video you got my wheels turning on wanting one of those machines the price seems really fair.👍
@charliehuntsman982712 күн бұрын
I have the Primeweld 180 love that little machine!!! Looking in getting the Primeweld 325x with the max cool and the cut60
@tomthompson740013 күн бұрын
Great to have a low cost option
@KZ-yy9pm13 күн бұрын
Perfect first tig machine. Does everything but fancy waves.
@pyromaniac35413 күн бұрын
I've got a similar welder with the thing switched on the cooling fans sound like a jet engine 😂. It's a 200amp machine with 60% duty cycle @200 amps.
@siqsteen13 күн бұрын
I found this welder 1 day after I bought the Eastwood Tig 200... and I regret not buying this PrimeWeld every day. The Tig 200 isn't bad, but it can't do as much as this machine
@_hector__12 күн бұрын
Very nice, can't believe I only just now found your channel. Also, there's plenty of 225X videos but not many of the 325X, would love to see your review.
@6061
12 күн бұрын
325 video coming up shortly.
@workshop59313 күн бұрын
👍
@jklololol969110 күн бұрын
I was between this one and an everlast I love my everlast great welder but if it ever kicked the bucket I’ll try a prime welder
@JustAnotherHouseCat13 күн бұрын
Goated
@federicoperra386313 күн бұрын
Hi aaron, great channel! What do you suggest as "all purpose" machine for diy jobs (iron materials&aluminum)? Tig or mig/mag? This machine is available for european market?
@DaneSaysStuff13 күн бұрын
That reminded me, do you have any experience with "LaYZr Tungsten?" I have some but don't have a weld space right now. Wondering how it compares vs the 2% lanthanated I use now.
@6061
13 күн бұрын
Hi Dane, I just bought some about 2 weeks ago. I'm betting the name is a gimmick, but I may be wrong. I'm going to do some back to back testing with Lanthanated and Ceriated to see if I can notice a difference. I'll make a video.
@DaneSaysStuff
13 күн бұрын
@@6061 That's awesome! Your no bullshit approach is always appreciated!
@funfun8095
13 күн бұрын
Look up kanekid welds. He uses it, exclusively. I also use it, for all metals. I like it and haven't had any issues with it. Would be nice to see 6061 test it out.
@dallinlambert348413 күн бұрын
You need to review the prime weld 325 I was just about to purchase one I got a multimatic 220 that I have done thousands of hours of aluminum tig on, but a lot of times I get into the 3/8 plate and it's a pain in the ass cause I got to preheat it, I was hoping that 325 would fix my problem if it's good
@6061
13 күн бұрын
I will later this week or early next week... Stay tuned (subscribe, hit notification bell, blah blah)
@dallinlambert3484
12 күн бұрын
@@6061 thanks man, you've been a big help over the years bought that tig button in 2020 and never looked back
@laiky7113 күн бұрын
How do you rate the dynasty series, vs the new HTP and the prime weld? I have a 20-year-old dynasty 200 that I love but when I think of upgrading, I just can't see spending 10G on a miller when i can get the HTP for (i think) half of that or possibly the prime weld for under a grand?? What are your thoughts?
@6061
13 күн бұрын
Dynasty Top notch (better weld appearance) HTP/PrimeWeld very good, but aluminum weld appearance isn't quite as nice. It's a little "grainy" looking in a side by side comparison to the Dynasty using identical settings.
@young1198413 күн бұрын
So those aluminum and stainless welds were done with the same tungsten that came with the welder or did you switch from the blue that was in the package?
@6061
13 күн бұрын
I didn't change anything. I only used what was supplied.
@lolly7712 күн бұрын
Have you tried yeswelder acdc tig
@garycotz56311 күн бұрын
Bought mine from you last night... can you use the same TIG Button for the Everlast on the Primeweld? Got that from you about 2 yrs ago, works great on my Everlast 255. Glad you like the Primeweld, that's why I got it as a backup. Do you think a Parker spool gun will work on the Primeweld?
@6061
11 күн бұрын
Hi Gary Thanks for purchasing through my website, I appreciate it. Please email me through the website with questions.
@johnkelly726413 күн бұрын
I tried to buy a Primeweld machine a couple of years ago, and they wouldn't sell to me and said they wouldn't support one in Australia. So, I bought a WIA machine... never got to use it because I got sick and gave it away because I didn't think I would be well enough in the future to use it. Now I have recovered, I'm on the lookout for a machine. I would love one of those, because I agree with @DaneSaysStuff, that they are great quality, but I expect the same conditions would apply.
@rztrzt
13 күн бұрын
Buy something local to your country with dealer/importer support.
@dbayboyds409
10 күн бұрын
Buy an Sws alumtig machine. Local to Australia and awesome bit of kit
@treyrags13 күн бұрын
You also just showed that you don't have to have a gas lens or special cup to make good welds. They are convenient, but not necessary.
@ohwowthatsgood13 күн бұрын
I've never tig welded, but how do you put the tungsten in the gun with that short back cap? Do you just snip the tungsten with a pair of snips?
@6061
13 күн бұрын
It's brittle. The best way to shorten it is with a grinding wheel. You gently cut the whole way through.
@DonnyBwelding112 күн бұрын
I shoulda picked up this instead of my magicwave 230i
@robertoconnell599213 күн бұрын
Got the 225 still can’t tac 1/8 aluminum like you in the corners. I keep melting the corners away.
@minigpracing306811 күн бұрын
The only thing that hand held mask is good for is putting in front of your camera to get arc shots!
@darranedmundson150512 күн бұрын
Any suggestions on welding helmets for older folks needing reading glasses?
@dcurry7287
12 күн бұрын
Hi, I'm nearsighted rather than farsighted, so I wear my glasses all the time. After borrowing some from friends to try out options, I bought an auto-darkening 3M Speedglas helmet. It leaves me plenty of room without hitting my glasses anywhere.
@Shaw.7713 күн бұрын
How small of a bead can you do with that welder
@richardgoldschrafe4747
12 күн бұрын
I can build up an edge of 20 Gauge steel (0.030 roughly) and 0.035 filler and the bead is just wider than the base material if that helps.
@i2aspire13 күн бұрын
What is the difference between the button that came with the machine to the one you use?
@avmech2126
13 күн бұрын
Button that comes with the machine is an on/off button, either off or at the amperage machine is set at. TIG button (I use one) does the same thing the foot pedal does…..you can vary the amperage as you weld. I use it just about 100% of the time.
@leetsauce572713 күн бұрын
😮 You cut the box! How you gonna ship it now? 😄
@leetsauce5727
13 күн бұрын
@6061 I'll buy one, but it's gotta have a sticker of you on it 😁
@AquaMarine100011 күн бұрын
What is the duty cycle?
@6061
11 күн бұрын
All the specifications are listed on the website www.6061.com
@thomasbonnett228312 күн бұрын
You didn't cover any of the adjustments or controls? Show us what is possible? Is hz adjustable? Show us
@Y4k40713 күн бұрын
Are these sold in Europe?
@6061
13 күн бұрын
Does UPS ship to your location?
@Y4k407
8 күн бұрын
Yep there is a big ups warehouse 5 miles from me, I just looking to get into welding mainly for repairs on motorcycles and bicycles and the odd home renovation I have planned
@michaela.yearous948613 күн бұрын
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@jamesa750613 күн бұрын
A tig/stick machine that comes complete out of the box(- argon) AND has the 6061 seal of approval for under $1000 !? What more could you ask for? The tig button and subscription to the 6061 website included with the purchase, you say? Stop being a greedy dorkle dong. 👍
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If you decide to order this welder, please email me through the website and I'll give you a free website subscription ($95 value). Or a 6061 slingshot, you choose. PrimeWeld 225x TIG/Stick Machine available for purchase here: www.6061.com TIG Button variable amperage controller I use: www.6061.com/tigbutton.htm Online TIG Welding Aluminum Fabrication School :www.6061.com Thanks for watching Aaron@6061.com
@dunbarautomotive
13 күн бұрын
Thank you Aaron, I need to get around to using the 325x I bought a while ago. I wondered what become of the one from 5yrs ago.
Welding for over 50 years (mainly TIG, stick, oxy-acetylene), wanted a TIG for my personal use. After a lot of research 3 years ago I was between this machine and an Everlast. Price, quality, and customer service won me over to Primeweld. Got the machine, the Maxcool 3000, and the CK 20 torch with 25’ hoses. Have not regretted it at all. Use the TIG button almost 100% of the time Since that time, a MIG180 and a CUT60 have joined the ranks along with accessories from Primeweld including the 125 cubic foot bottle of argon, up from my previous 80 cubic bottle, dual flowmeter and 25’ hose, 25’ extension chord, 15’ MIG torch, among others. Cannot go wrong with Primeweld.
I was literally hours away from buying an Everlast when you uploaded this. Thanks for the great demo!
@6061
12 күн бұрын
@dcurry7287 If you decide to order one through my website, I'll give you a free website subscription or a discount on a TIG Button if you're interested. Thanks, Aaron@6061.com
@phillhuddleston9445
11 күн бұрын
I've had very good luck with mine.
@dcurry7287
11 күн бұрын
@@6061 That's really generous, and I'd like to support you/your channel after subscribing for a while. Your channel is a big part of what's convinced me to get into TIG after using only flux-core MiG for years. My biggest issue, and I know I'm not alone in this, is that I only have a 20-amp 120v circuit in my garage. I'm researching the adapter you showed and it looks like I should be okay as long as I keep the amperage on the output down. Ideally I'd like to know before I buy it whether I'd be able to join 1/8" aluminum on 120v as that's the thickest I think I'll be working with. If you made another video with a Kill-A-Watt or similar showing the wall draw I think that would convince a lot of people besides me too.
I purchased the TIG225 a little over a year ago. I'm still learning to Tig weld, but I am very happy with this machine. They have great customer service, probably the best I have experienced.
You, your channel and your last PrimeWeld machine were the catalyst for me to pull the trigger and purchase one of their machines for myself. Thanks 6061, thanks PrimeWeld. Being a neophyte there’s lots of practice & materials I have yet to consume.
How did I just find this channel? Love the straight forward and helpful vids.
@6061
13 күн бұрын
Hi Alex, Unfortunately, KZread doesn't recommend my videos nearly as much as they used to several years ago... The old videos received millions of views. Click here and sort by "popular" to see the good old ones: www.youtube.com/@6061/videos Thanks for watching
Haa a Master Craftsman with exceptional skill and ability AND perfect welds EVERY TIME saying “I’m out of practice”…is mind blowing but I get it✨💫💎 I know where I’m buying my Prime Weld when I get started. Thanks again for your professionalism you’re a RockStar✨💫💎
I bought a 225 last year on a black friday sale. I got one of your Tig buttons to go with it. I've been happy with it so far. Last time I tigged anything was in like 96 on an old ass Lincoln so I basically started from scratch skill wise. I'm slowly getting the hang of it. Also wanted to say I am enjoying your videos lately with the narration/explanation 🤘🤘
I've had the primeweld 225 for 5 years now, and it's been a flawless machine 👌
One of the Most awaited video, if you are recommending that should be pretty good 🙏
I’ve been very impressed with my primeweld TIG 225x. I also ended up buying their MiG 180, and the cut 50dp. All have been amazing machines.
Love it. Please show more of the settings.
It's the best budget option for sure! I use the PrimeWeld225 for TIG mostly for aluminum, it's a great machine, it's actually easier to use than some of the way more expensive machines since all the controls have knobs
I bought this welder about 5 years ago after watching your video! Wish you sold them then and I would have bought from you. Thanks for all the videos over the years! Been subscribed longer than I can even remember
The video close ups of your arc shots has really improved. Appreciate it.
If I would weld have as good as you, I'd be overjoyed. Man, you're skills are absolutely fantastic and I dearly appreciate your channel. Thanks!
Nice! Hello from San Antonio, TEXAS!
PrimeWeld makes great stuff. Customer service is the best too!
100% love this machine, done a lot of mobile welding with it and shop projects
I love my primeweld tig 225x. Have been using it daily for almost 3 years now. No complaints. We typically only use it for DC at low amps for welding thin wall titanium (0.028"). Done some stainless, mild, and aluminum on it all with nothing but great things to say.
I have this welder and love it.
I love my 225, haven’t tried the finger switch that comes with it, but foot pedal works good.
Great video sir you are awesome ❤️ 😊
Great video you got my wheels turning on wanting one of those machines the price seems really fair.👍
I have the Primeweld 180 love that little machine!!! Looking in getting the Primeweld 325x with the max cool and the cut60
Great to have a low cost option
Perfect first tig machine. Does everything but fancy waves.
I've got a similar welder with the thing switched on the cooling fans sound like a jet engine 😂. It's a 200amp machine with 60% duty cycle @200 amps.
I found this welder 1 day after I bought the Eastwood Tig 200... and I regret not buying this PrimeWeld every day. The Tig 200 isn't bad, but it can't do as much as this machine
Very nice, can't believe I only just now found your channel. Also, there's plenty of 225X videos but not many of the 325X, would love to see your review.
@6061
12 күн бұрын
325 video coming up shortly.
👍
I was between this one and an everlast I love my everlast great welder but if it ever kicked the bucket I’ll try a prime welder
Goated
Hi aaron, great channel! What do you suggest as "all purpose" machine for diy jobs (iron materials&aluminum)? Tig or mig/mag? This machine is available for european market?
That reminded me, do you have any experience with "LaYZr Tungsten?" I have some but don't have a weld space right now. Wondering how it compares vs the 2% lanthanated I use now.
@6061
13 күн бұрын
Hi Dane, I just bought some about 2 weeks ago. I'm betting the name is a gimmick, but I may be wrong. I'm going to do some back to back testing with Lanthanated and Ceriated to see if I can notice a difference. I'll make a video.
@DaneSaysStuff
13 күн бұрын
@@6061 That's awesome! Your no bullshit approach is always appreciated!
@funfun8095
13 күн бұрын
Look up kanekid welds. He uses it, exclusively. I also use it, for all metals. I like it and haven't had any issues with it. Would be nice to see 6061 test it out.
You need to review the prime weld 325 I was just about to purchase one I got a multimatic 220 that I have done thousands of hours of aluminum tig on, but a lot of times I get into the 3/8 plate and it's a pain in the ass cause I got to preheat it, I was hoping that 325 would fix my problem if it's good
@6061
13 күн бұрын
I will later this week or early next week... Stay tuned (subscribe, hit notification bell, blah blah)
@dallinlambert3484
12 күн бұрын
@@6061 thanks man, you've been a big help over the years bought that tig button in 2020 and never looked back
How do you rate the dynasty series, vs the new HTP and the prime weld? I have a 20-year-old dynasty 200 that I love but when I think of upgrading, I just can't see spending 10G on a miller when i can get the HTP for (i think) half of that or possibly the prime weld for under a grand?? What are your thoughts?
@6061
13 күн бұрын
Dynasty Top notch (better weld appearance) HTP/PrimeWeld very good, but aluminum weld appearance isn't quite as nice. It's a little "grainy" looking in a side by side comparison to the Dynasty using identical settings.
So those aluminum and stainless welds were done with the same tungsten that came with the welder or did you switch from the blue that was in the package?
@6061
13 күн бұрын
I didn't change anything. I only used what was supplied.
Have you tried yeswelder acdc tig
Bought mine from you last night... can you use the same TIG Button for the Everlast on the Primeweld? Got that from you about 2 yrs ago, works great on my Everlast 255. Glad you like the Primeweld, that's why I got it as a backup. Do you think a Parker spool gun will work on the Primeweld?
@6061
11 күн бұрын
Hi Gary Thanks for purchasing through my website, I appreciate it. Please email me through the website with questions.
I tried to buy a Primeweld machine a couple of years ago, and they wouldn't sell to me and said they wouldn't support one in Australia. So, I bought a WIA machine... never got to use it because I got sick and gave it away because I didn't think I would be well enough in the future to use it. Now I have recovered, I'm on the lookout for a machine. I would love one of those, because I agree with @DaneSaysStuff, that they are great quality, but I expect the same conditions would apply.
@rztrzt
13 күн бұрын
Buy something local to your country with dealer/importer support.
@dbayboyds409
10 күн бұрын
Buy an Sws alumtig machine. Local to Australia and awesome bit of kit
You also just showed that you don't have to have a gas lens or special cup to make good welds. They are convenient, but not necessary.
I've never tig welded, but how do you put the tungsten in the gun with that short back cap? Do you just snip the tungsten with a pair of snips?
@6061
13 күн бұрын
It's brittle. The best way to shorten it is with a grinding wheel. You gently cut the whole way through.
I shoulda picked up this instead of my magicwave 230i
Got the 225 still can’t tac 1/8 aluminum like you in the corners. I keep melting the corners away.
The only thing that hand held mask is good for is putting in front of your camera to get arc shots!
Any suggestions on welding helmets for older folks needing reading glasses?
@dcurry7287
12 күн бұрын
Hi, I'm nearsighted rather than farsighted, so I wear my glasses all the time. After borrowing some from friends to try out options, I bought an auto-darkening 3M Speedglas helmet. It leaves me plenty of room without hitting my glasses anywhere.
How small of a bead can you do with that welder
@richardgoldschrafe4747
12 күн бұрын
I can build up an edge of 20 Gauge steel (0.030 roughly) and 0.035 filler and the bead is just wider than the base material if that helps.
What is the difference between the button that came with the machine to the one you use?
@avmech2126
13 күн бұрын
Button that comes with the machine is an on/off button, either off or at the amperage machine is set at. TIG button (I use one) does the same thing the foot pedal does…..you can vary the amperage as you weld. I use it just about 100% of the time.
😮 You cut the box! How you gonna ship it now? 😄
@leetsauce5727
13 күн бұрын
@6061 I'll buy one, but it's gotta have a sticker of you on it 😁
What is the duty cycle?
@6061
11 күн бұрын
All the specifications are listed on the website www.6061.com
You didn't cover any of the adjustments or controls? Show us what is possible? Is hz adjustable? Show us
Are these sold in Europe?
@6061
13 күн бұрын
Does UPS ship to your location?
@Y4k407
8 күн бұрын
Yep there is a big ups warehouse 5 miles from me, I just looking to get into welding mainly for repairs on motorcycles and bicycles and the odd home renovation I have planned
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A tig/stick machine that comes complete out of the box(- argon) AND has the 6061 seal of approval for under $1000 !? What more could you ask for? The tig button and subscription to the 6061 website included with the purchase, you say? Stop being a greedy dorkle dong. 👍
👍