I used to weld for a living that machine is impressive

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I agree 100% , it doing spray just blew our mind . On top of the tig and plasma cutting . And I was reading the website and I didn't mention that it had 100% duty cycle up to 154amps that's impressive too !

@melinda5777

8 ай бұрын

Well, KZread is up to its trick again! Not leaving me a place to comment. Pardon me for commenting under your comment. I'm sounding like him now!! What's wrong? I enjoyed your video. I was never a welder. But I always watched people weld when I could onboard the ship. One guy even let me run a few beads once and do some spot welding. He set up everything, though, so I've only seen any of that stuff here. I know you're not a welding show, but I like the videos that you do weld in. I'm just trying to learn a little something. TOP STUFF! 🙏❤️🇺🇸

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

@melinda5777 it's not that hard . You just adjust your heat or voltage and your wire speed till it looks better . I'm mean there is more to it than that . But it's a good way to learn what different stuff does

@melinda5777

8 ай бұрын

@@FishinNStuff THANKS, TO MY BEST FISHING/DIY CHANNEL!❤️

@hazeldown8585

8 ай бұрын

​@@FishinNStuff😅😅

Thanks for test our SSimder SD-4050 Pro welder&cutter. This video is great.😁

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I just done a fair test . We were both impressed at what you get , for such a low price

@wickedclown2501

7 ай бұрын

I placed an order and paid for this, its be 1 month and have not recieved the product. I have no tracking information or nothing. Need this dealt with asap

@Shuhaib-jt9nq

5 ай бұрын

​@@wickedclown2501did you got it?

@wickedclown2501

4 ай бұрын

Yes I did get it. Been using it none stop all kinds of material and different welding types. Love this thing so far

@peterxyz3541

Ай бұрын

How much is this welder?

Well that's Purty Dang Gone awesome right there y'all

The screen change when you adjusted your voltage is actually adjusting your arc length. A larger or higher number on the screen equates to more voltage from the tip of the wire the contact area of the arc on your base material. Typically fine tuning is required to find the highest amperage of the wire feed you deem necessary to fill up or make a weld size you need. Matching the amperage with the old "One amp on your machine per thousandth thickness of your base material" is a good place to start. Forgive my lengthy explanation but 4 years of professional welding and my inner teacher's eye started twitching to share knowledge. Hope it helped and love your videos! PPS: if you were to make more welding content videos i wouldnt complain.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

Thank you very much for the info and thanks for the compliment . I think I'll be throwing some more in occasionally. I do have lots of videos welding projects . I just decided this year to try and help people get started . I'm certainly no Pro

Pulsed mig is typically used in production welding over mig for the fact that you can tune it to get a cleaner weld with less splatter. Years ago I used to know the technical terms but I haven't used pulse for years.

@askmeo2

8 ай бұрын

We had to use pulse mig in the military vehicle industry because it reduced the heat put into the part while giving the weld almost/or as much penetration into the base material as a constant voltage run over the material would. As well as like you stated: reducing the spatter.

@dougwisdom1239

6 ай бұрын

I have this same rig, with the mig I run 95/5 gas on hard wire. Runs smooth and clean

I bought a simder mig tig and stick, it has 240 volts if needed for less than 200 bucks and it did a good job making my mowing trailer. You have to buy the tig cord separately but for the money it's hard to beat. I used it on 120 and 1/4 inch steel welded easy.

Pulse mig works like pulse tig. It basically fluctuates the current. You will set your current you want, then a backing current. It will bounce back and forth between the heats. Works great for filling gaps

That's a winner , Pulse and the gutsy Plasma are my favourites on that demo the spray arc with pulse may give the duty cycle a shake yet it is stunning in appearance. Co2 is an active gas improves or gives a deeper penetration profile and runs hot , it's used in heavy production welding with flux-cored wire which comes out super smooth as a result of the CO2 Shield. Thanks for that demo on my 3rd hour searching for small cheap welders and this popped up , well done very realistic .

Man that welder looks AWESOME!!!

As a first time welder, I just ordered a 4 in 1 welder from amazon. Literally my first day welding was Sunday Sept 17 2023. I think this little machine will help me learn to weld.

@bobb.6393

7 ай бұрын

That's a good thing

@BangChief_AllIsOne

7 ай бұрын

What did you get? I'm a month out from doing the same. Salute

@JustinWoodTV

7 ай бұрын

@@BangChief_AllIsOne I got the ldhthopi. Yea weird brand name I know lol

@BangChief_AllIsOne

7 ай бұрын

@@JustinWoodTV LoL, yea. How's that worked out for you? Salute

@JustinWoodTV

7 ай бұрын

@@BangChief_AllIsOne I like it.

Impressive. Not much more you can say except for AWESOME. Great video Keith.

I've been a specialty welder for over 60 years this is one awesome machine

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

It really did surprise us

@patirckozz

6 ай бұрын

if this is true then you woulkd know how shitty these china welders are garabarge

Great deal there Keith. You done good son, gettin that one to try out. For average guy workin in the shop / garage, this would do just about anything that they get into. If someone is gonna do a big job or a bunch of thick steel, they might want a bigger machine but this one should do a bunch of what you want. And a plasma cutter to boot. Appreciate everything you do buddy to bring us these videos. God bless ya'll and stay safe on your running around out there.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I agree 100% , I appreciate it brother

For around the back yard shop ! This would be a great welder , cutter , ! Great for body work !

That's a pretty good deal with the welder I just ordered one to see how good it is to get it for less than $650 is a hell of a deal hard to pass up. My primeweld tig225x was $825 alone add the water cooler and the water cooled TIG torch that was $650.😮😮

been welding for years and i just got one of these and its a great starter machine.

@Chevroletcelebrity

Ай бұрын

If you've been welding for years shouldn't you already have welding equipment? 🤔

Thanks for demonstrating this welder. Due to financial difficulties, I had to sell my Miller MiG and TIG/Stick welders. This welder looks like what I need, especially on a budget. BK

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I'm not selling my Miller just yet but it sure has made me think about it

Why I love Sundays, new vids.

I trust Dave. Love you guys. Thanks for the tests. And the savings

Very impressive for the price and to the gentleman doing the welding. Those were some good looking weld sir. Well done guys. Thanks for the info. Great video!👍🏼🤩🫡❤️

Keith , all I can say is I have been waiting on this video , and dang ...you've got me sold on that one , it is straight up awesome , that's gonna be the new addition to my shop.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

Thank you . I think it pretty dang cool . I changed the link . I put the wrong one by accident

Man I like that thing better than the Miller I use at work every day!!!!

I'm currently using theTOOLIUM 500! It's a great little welder for what I do!

Ha! you got me with that chipping hammer brush, never watched your channel before, thought WTF! this guy can't be serious! then in the bin it went. Well played.

Awesome video yall.. Wow that’s crazy that light is still on.. Stay Safe and Keep’em coming 👍👍👍👍

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

It's is crazy lol

Nice video. Thank you for the education.

Very informative video,you two guys are awesome,keep them coming.✌

Learned how weld (all kinds) almost 50 years ago, in an industrial lab, never welded ever since... If they had this welder back then, I would have been a professional welder!

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

It's really cool . Modulus because it does so many different things

That lil machine is actually really impressive!! I was looking for a mig welder and a plasma but why not have them both plus more in that!! 😮😮 take my moneyyyyy!

I like your welding video's I learn a lot from them thanks

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

Thank you Sir

Love my 120v DC Lincoln MP, for most things for this hobby welder, but if it could plasma cut!

That's awesome as heck. I want one. You did out do your self on this one.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I want 1 too . I think David stole mine lol

Odlično napravljeno , uskoro i sam krećem u izradu istog

That things just awesome!!!

Wow pretty dang impressive!

I welded for 50 years .impressive for sure

You know the guy is a pro when he has on short sleeves, shorts and probably flip flops while he welds.

@FishinNStuff

2 ай бұрын

hahaha I've done it some lol

@-donkey_696_

17 күн бұрын

That's how I weld less flip flops lol

@FishinNStuff

17 күн бұрын

Hahaha . I don't wear flop flops . I like crocs lol

Man I wish I could afford that. It looks awesome. Being poor sucks.

There are a few points that should be mentioned to the average DIY's, #1 he's using 220 Volts, most garage guys will be using 120V, #2 He's using Tri-Gas which is Argon, Helium, & Nitrogen with a solid wire (GMAW). The gas primarily used for welding Stainless Steel, and it's cost is 3-4 X as much (because of the Helium) as 75% Argon & 25% CO2. #3 Most guys today I believe are using Innershield, Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW), which is by far the most convenient method in use today, All Position, no wind concerns, and is code compliant when the proper procedures are adhered to. In combination with a shielding gas of 75% Argon & 25% CO2, it is called Dual Shield Welding. Produces a very clean appearance, it's a very fluid puddle, hotter, not recommended for out of position welding- it will drop out. Best used flat on large/thick weldments w/a fast deposit.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

He actually did say he was using 220 and tri mix . But you are correct about the 110 and 25 -75 . But a welder plasma cutter is still frikkin awesome

@thomasmckelvey8961

8 ай бұрын

Indeed it is!@@FishinNStuff

@twistedhillbilly6157

8 ай бұрын

UM,, that's 240 volts NOT 220 volts.. 220 volts is used in most other countries There is a huge difference between 220 and Nor American 240 split phase.. Using the wrong terms leads people to set things up improperly and could cause huge problems.. I know a lot of people who own welders,, Not a single one of us uses flux core and most use 240 volts in their garages.. The only exception is the guy who works on railroad bridges where a gas shield just won't cut it... No entry level welder and few home handyman will be concerned about the fancier gas mixes

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

@twistedhillbilly6157 that's true but it was changed only 75 years ago and is commonly referred too as 220 volt and intelligent people understand what's being referred too

@twistedhillbilly6157

8 ай бұрын

@@FishinNStuff "Intelligent people" Interesting choice of words.. Where I come from "Intelligent people" understand that 220 volt on an electrical appliance, it almost always means that is will work with the rest of the world's 220 single phase power,, and rarely if ever means that is is compatible with North America's 240 volt split phase system.. Over the year's I have probably had over 100 people explain 240 volt power to me and not one single time were they correct.. Most will argue for hours rather than to spend 15 seconds looking it up. I have no idea what you are saying changed 75 years ago.. Perhaps the "intelligent people" you made reference to have taken the day off and you are just winging it.. Hopefully this comment has helped your algorithm and you'll get enough money to purchase a clue..

Thanks for making the video. Seems like an awesome product.

@FishinNStuff

Ай бұрын

I think its nice , if you consider the price and everything it does

That is 1 cool little welder!!!

I'm guessing here, but cabling is aluminum copper clad wire and both the ground and electrode clamps are copper plated steel,which will rust pretty quickly( correct me ,if I'm wrong}. The welder itself might be good,but factor in the cost of higher quality cables and clamps,if you buy one

@patirckozz

6 ай бұрын

ya you wrong

Learn that pulse mig side. It will be handy on thin metal. Less heat warping and less chance overheating or cooking your metal

Great video you are now my favorite hillbilly keep up the great work

Great now I want one Just Sayin !

He lays down the cleanest welds I've seen

You can weld aluminum TIG on reverse polarity. It isn't quite as clean, but it can be done quite easily. After you listen to the so-called experts, ask people who've done it and who know.

Use this on one of your fishing hacks brother you can buy or use an old or new pantiehoes for cut bait and chicken liver and not loose for bait unless you get snagged or the fish swallows it whole

Nice show. Thanks

That's pretty impressive not too many people do with such a intuitive testing of these machines out there and I'm pretty impressed with that simender. I do welding as a profession that here at the house and I have a primeweld tig225x with the water cooler it's like your friend setup and I'm pretty impressed with that welder I think I might have to check it out and see if maybe I could add it to my fleet to have a MIG in plasma cutter in one.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

Honestly, that's really why I told them I'd try it . The price was a bonus. But a mig welder that plasma cuts . That's crazy .

@TheBoss-zw7lm

7 ай бұрын

What about welding aluminum? Do you have to buy an additional whip??

@TheBoss-zw7lm

7 ай бұрын

Pulse works really good for aluminum

This was a good idea! It was well done and a cast of professionals, I weld myself, it was nice to see you doing the dialing it in. Thats the sign of a pro welder!! That last weld made me decide to go get one of those or order it, the price was reasonable! So I say keep making these type of videos, they are very constructive!

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

Those welds impressed us too

The Sling Blade meme!!!!! That movies is so under rated!

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I agree

You don't have enough argon in 7525 to support spray arc. That requires a minimum of 80% argon or helium. 90/10 or 92/ 8 works really good with that.

@scottcarr3264

7 ай бұрын

He said he was using Tri-Gas, that is three different gases together, Normally Argon, Helium and CO2. So that would probably get you there.

Hot darn… wow! And, you channel is the only one with a human welder that knows jack… ALL THE OTHERS well the fish be out fumbling them! All the Best…

Great review. Thanks

Looks like the label was created last night. Thanks you so much for all you have done for us. We will keep you up dated. Thank so much again.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I'm glad 😊

Already have one ordered hell yeah!!!!

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

Ima try some projects with it soon

Heck yeah, I'm gonna have to get that 4050 Pro 👍

I have a combo tig plasma stick in the plasma cutter will cut 5/8 inch thick cold rolled rolled steel without any trouble at all.

@FishinNStuff

5 ай бұрын

What kind is it ?

The plasma cutter part , is well worth the cost

Thanks for sharing.

Never done it myself. But I was told by my father that back in the day he DC scratch start aluminum with straight helium.

@patirckozz

6 ай бұрын

just no cleaning action you get from alternating current gives.

That link is golden

Like you said this thing is impressive. All that in one small package. I wonder what the life of it is? Thanks for showing it.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I couldn't promise but , it has a 100% duty cycle up to 154 Amps . So I would think it's going to last a while. But im not positive

Love your videos. Very good info

@FishinNStuff

5 ай бұрын

Thank you

Would love to have one.

I took a shop class in JR high and then 40 yrs later I watched this video. I think I'll pick one up. It's like riding a bike, right? Seriously, one is in my shopping cart and I'm wondering if there's a class I can take somewhere, because this would make my recently purchased 16' Lowe really... awesome! (you know like he says it.)

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

It is kinda like riding a bike . When I don't weld fit a while I have to practice a few passes to get my timing back . I have another welding video on my channel that will refresh your memory I'm sure . Plus there's tons of good welding channels on KZread kzread.info/dash/bejne/l6GslbuPnaSTpMY.htmlfeature=shared

@researchthetruthyourself8982

3 ай бұрын

Many high schools, vocational education systems, and trade schools would have welding classes you could take at night. I took welding at a local high school voc. ed. night class a long time ago. In my area the various high schools send students to a centrally located vocational training facility as a cost saving measure. Other areas may still have high schools that teach welding themselves. If you have a local technical college they are likely to teach welding and that would most likely be a day class but they might offer night classes as well. Be aware a welding class will not be cheap. However, your experience there can be very valuable.

I’m gonna have to order one of these.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

It's really impressive

Pulse is nothing more than an and impedance that operates within the frequency and amperage that you're running the welder at. If you can turn on pulse while you're running reverse on TIG welding, it should be enough to be able to weld aluminum more comfortably, but I've did welded aluminum with reverse polarity without much of an issue.

Just in time for the holiday's. I know what I'm asking my wife for! lol

Love the work outfit!

OH MAN! I TOO USED TO WELD FOR A LIVING AND THAT BAD BOY NEEDS TO COME HOME TO ME! 😁

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

You need one lol

I was looking at that welder for home thanks for the review definitely in the near future wish it had ac. 🤣

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

If it had AC Tig it would be perfect. But for 600 bucks I can't complain . At least I can learn how to Tig with it I guess

Dang it, now I got to buy a new toy, and that's pretty awesome.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

It is pretty awesome for the price . I need to try the aluminum still

I have a ideal for you to try . I tried over and over to talk to MR Wilson but he was always busy . He said he would call me back but never did .I wanted to buy the mount for the stomp switch for my shallow Ankers. So here's a Ideal if you take a a red cutting board can you melt the plastic board into a rectangle mold and it stay red. So I can build my own stomp switch block

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I left the link to the Company that makes it in the description box below the video . If you call the Great Outdoors in Cherryville . Ask for Jason. He call tell you more about it

The channel is called Fishin N Stuff, this was a good example of some cool "Stuff", Thanks.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

You can't make Fishin Stuff with out tools . Really I try to show Stuff that a good deal for the people watching

@davidfraley7955

8 ай бұрын

Thanks @@FishinNStuff for all the cool content. Also, I'm pretty sure I went to high school with your neighbor that won't let you use his pool.

Great video, there may be a young guy that wounts to weld and cut ,, and older man that wounts more,, and for the money he can do more , and just so you know I use your hacks ,, and buddy's come over , and watch me making stuff your way ,, they leave thinking I'm the smartest sob ,,, thanks to you,, you are so cool ,,

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

Lol that's Awesome

Awesome vid but it would have been better if all the test were also done with 110v. Im just saying ya know?

I wish you had covered 2 important processes #1 does it have the voltage required to burn 7018? I found out the hard way that my Everlast multi process machine does not. I think I was told that 7018 is a cellulose based Flux and requires 27v. (I don't typically stick weld). #2 you also discussed aluminum MiG but didn't attempt it. Does it power a spool gun? I assume there was probably one in the shop based on the aluminium you were cutting. I appreciate your video and enjoy most of your content immensely. I can't swing this kind of money without knowing.

Would love to see how it does 0n aluminum

Nice, ya know what I'm sai'n.

@FishinNStuff was there a pedal for that Tig setup or is it scratch start? Has the machine be used alot so fare and will last?

😂😂😂 sling blade!!! What ah classic!!😂😂😂

Tig welding over mill scale. What a savage. 😂

👍😎✌ Thanks, Keith

Mr. N Stuff, do you think you could get yer buddy to try all this again with it plugged into a 20 amp 120 volt circuit, or maybe do it yerself? That's how I would have to use it. If you could do it before yer coupon code runs out, that would be AWESOME! Thanks to both of you for this video.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I'll ask him to check . I left it with him to play with . He really did like it . It's really a powerful little machine . I also read it has 100% duty cycle at 154amps . That's impressive too . I sure it would do just fine using 120v . That's all I use on my Miller. Most stuff I weld is 1/8 to 1/4 " steel

@mrhalfstep

8 ай бұрын

I was thinking about stick welding, which is mostly what I do and the plasma cutter's capability with stainless and mild steel on 120 volts. I assume it does flux core as well as mig?@@FishinNStuff

Funny, I was just about to go to Harbor Frieght to get a plasma cutter

@billyonlicassanova9253

8 ай бұрын

Lol key word was that’s a damn good welder

You can dc tig aluminum but not thin stuff

I need one.

Now that’s and awesome machine

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

It really is

I don’t weld at all, but loved the video for the entertainment value 😂

I like it

Very nice...

Awesome

Wish I could afford one. Decent little machine

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

It really is

@adwhite804

8 ай бұрын

Covers so many different set ups. May not be the best at each. But with a little practice and set up. Can work efficiently enough for a small shop

@adwhite804

8 ай бұрын

PS- you da man sir! Great content , and you make it funny

Something else to add to the list

Hey, it’s me from the court house jury duty😂. Nice to meet you. I enjoy watching your hacks!!!!!

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

Hey it was awesome meeting you too buddy

Today😂 I learnt something cool😎

Dang, Looks like I'm going to have to buy a welder.

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I think youll like it

First video I've seen of yours. Looks like I'm getting a new welder. Next I'm gonna have to see if you're any good at fishin...

@FishinNStuff

8 ай бұрын

I'm good at fishing hacks and DIYs lol . I appreciate you watching