Bob Moffat, you are a legend, thanks for giving your time, to help other people!

Love that you walk the cup pinky out haha. Rock on Bob - you're a welding OG

Thank you!!! for the videos you post, and experience you share!!! God Bless you, I am from a small place on the west coast in south asia ,called Goa, now in India since 1961, you are a archive!!! this comes to you from 10,000 odd miles away.

The REAL manual is available on their website, make sure you download it! Thanks for taking the time to upload.

Would like to see penetration profiles of the 2 weld types to see root profiles, especially when you walked the cup. Good video, thanks.

I really like the 2T setting, that how I started welding, haven't done anything with 4T or the petal. I also think TIG is easier than stick, but I'm just starting to weld.

As always excellent video, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge :).

Great video and a far better instructor than the last guy. Great welder too. I'd like to see more videos showing the controls in action.

like your videos. ...I see a real life , humble, experienced welder passing a little knowledge to others. Cannot watch the "world renowned tig expert". find him to be a phoney salesman .keep them coming. support you and your style all day long!

@davetruther31

7 жыл бұрын

fireflite34 I agree on all points of your comment..👍

@elijahtaylor8351

7 жыл бұрын

Its a good video. I've only learned to dab while welding with my everlast welder. I will need to give the lay wire technique a try sometime.

Great video and educational. Thank you

These are great educational videos. Thanks!

the 4t function on the esab I use at work still utilises a high frequency Arc initiation, it's really just a latch button so you don't have to hold the switch down when welding.

@softiss

7 жыл бұрын

using the 4 t isnt instead of HF, its becaus when u push and hold thats one setting, and when u let go it goes to ur working setting, so u can lift off with low amp and when u see the arc u can let go and start welding :)

Keep it up bob! I want to see some pedal pulsing 👌🏼 I use it often for the stack of dimes look.

Would you guys be able to do a video on Stainless TIG pipe? 5G to be more specific but any position would be a great help.

Great videos Bob

Good info... What type of wire wheel are you using for post-weld cleanup? Thank you very much

Great video thanks

Looks a very impressive machine - nice demo Bob. Did wonder what filler rod that was as it has the look of copper coated?

Both are good Technics,,i take the Lay Wire,,when material its thicker,,,it flows better,,, well thats thing of experience,,,so long,,

Thanks for sharing Bob ;)

Great video.

i use an ahp alpha tig 200x.maybe not quite the whistler the everlast is, but it's every bit as capable

Hi, I'm wondering how you have found this Everlast welder? Is it holding up long term? Would it be a good option for someone that builds projects non professionally and would like the capability to run multiple weld types but not necessarily multiple machines? I enjoy the videos.

I've never tried to use the lay wire technique with my everlast welder. How can you guarantee there will be enough filler material in the weld if filler wire is just sitting there getting melted?

Awesome video and thanks for the response on my where's Wyatt question. Any chance you know when the weld.com shop will be back up and running?

I would love to see your technique for ending a TIG Pipe weld on stainless pipe on scratch start pure DC generator like a old Lincoln SA 200 engine drive without burnt gray color, that would be a test of technique and would help alot with heat input on stainless

nice Job Bob

Will this Everlast 251si run 6010 stick? Website says its not rated but also said that about the lightning 225 and another youtuber ran it well on the 225. thanks for any help

How are those silicon gloves working for you that that one company sent you?

helpful, thanks.

Yes, embedded silica. Silicon dioxide reduces to silicon and oxygen in the arc. Reaction with iron makes sparks.

@jackantoine5185

6 жыл бұрын

Keith Jurena n

You guys rock

where is Mr Tig? Bob is the best host because he knows what he's talking about

i like Bob Moffet. He's way better than Mr Tig

@garywestin6907

7 жыл бұрын

Much, much, much better. I love the review on this welder. I've been saving up for a new welder .....

@Glaudge

5 жыл бұрын

mr tig is very intelligent.... but it has all gone to his head. bob is soo much more humble

@leelotungal819

3 жыл бұрын

I always wondered what kind of a grown man thinks so highly of himself to be called Mr. Tig 😂 Not hating but I've seen countless videos of him completely cooking the material. Bob on the other hand is so modest and an absolute beast at welding.

Thanks Bob

Thank you for the video! Not to be off-topic but what Helmet is that?

@Welddotcom

7 жыл бұрын

It's an ArcOne Vision helmet. It's insanely quick and has great clarity. Can't recommend them enough.

nothing like trying to burn threw entrapped silica not as bad as ive seen thoe

If you dont have a remote, be wary of walking the cup if you dont know anything about amperage. You will get cold roll if you aren't hot enough. Dabbing is better for beginners and ensures proper fusion.

What's your take on this machine? I can't decide to get one or wait on the 221 that's coming out that's dual voltage.

@emeltea33

7 жыл бұрын

This one is dual voltage also.

@mandolinman2006

7 жыл бұрын

The 221 is AC/DC with pulse. They've announced it for later this year.

@Welddotcom

7 жыл бұрын

So far this machine has performed well. We haven't had a chance to use the 221, but we have heard about it and look forward to showing everyone. One nice thing about this machine is that it has HF start, which (I believe) is the only multi process that can tout that feature.

do you tell your students that when there out there in the job market. there going to be running older machines??

@Welddotcom

7 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure I follow you? The students run everything from these Everlast Inverters, to Lincoln C300 to Miller Shop Master, ESAB Rebel / Renegade, etc. They run transformers, inverters, new and old. Machine doesn't make the welder look good, it's the other way around. Hope that answers your question.

@animal16365

7 жыл бұрын

Weld.com that's OK. it's been better than 20 years since I was in high school VoTech and Tech College. but my 1st welding teacher ( Votech )told us that. when were go out into the field/ job market. we would be running older machines for the most part. so seeing the machines you run are considerably more modern than what I've run.

is this tig welding? I'm new to this welding.

@JohnDoe-eo5iz

7 жыл бұрын

First Name yes

could you review a Fronius machine!!!

@Welddotcom

7 жыл бұрын

Fronius machines are generally extremely expensive, but we will see if we can get one in to play around with.

I use small pieces of PVV pipe with end caps to store my tungsten

@Welddotcom

7 жыл бұрын

Another good, lost cost idea.

Does that machine not support 4T high freq start?? 4T doesn't have anything to do with lift arc, per se....only that you have to hit the switch to start, then stop the arc....but it still should be able to high freq start...unless you just like lift arc, then hey, sounds good lol

@Welddotcom

7 жыл бұрын

This machine supports HF start, it doesn't matter if you are using 2T, 4T, hand control or foot control. We did lift arc because we had some requests to show lift arc with 4T mode.

I don't think your using the latent heat word right.

bob moffet is way better then mr tig. was never convinced mr tig was actually the one doing the welding

Wish you had cut the welds to see penetration ☹

Every _Dime_ should be identical.

@nathanblanchet2648

7 жыл бұрын

I like to use the pulse setting on my everlast welder to help with my timing. It helps me a lot with keeping the dimes identical.

I notice A LOT of KZread welding channels are using Everlast machines. Everlast must be spending a bunch of money on paid promotions.

Bob > Wyatt

Better than chasing women, dontcha think?

Definitely didn't help out at all I wanted to know the difference between the two techniques video has nothing to do with either technique you talked more about the machine f&^% the machine