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I'm new to this machine. My wire feed only goes to 275. Is that due to me running on 120 ?

Lol. Ypur metal is way to dirty. Wow. You should clean your metal before welding. That will clean up your weld and get rid of those holes. Problem is dirty metal. Grind it then wipe it with acetone.

This was helpful for me today, thank you.

I'm new to welding and am thinking about buying the same welder. I'm no expert, but your welds look good to me. Thanks for the video!

Thanks for this video! I'm looking to 3-D Print miniature picture frames with no Fusion 360 experience so this was so helpful!

How come you’re dragging and not pushing? Novice asking

Can I switch my liner out for 0.45

Stick welding amps only max at 70 is that because it’s running 110?

I bet you can create some really crazy patterns using the intersecting texture paths like you have shown.

I get different welding wire Harbor Freight wire ain't no good that's some good welding for flux core little pin holes in there you'd have to grind that out and do it over I am doing a very good job like your video

Aspire is great, but with a hefty 1800 euro price tag. Fusion 360 is free for non commercial. We use vcarve at work, which only allows cutting of 3d objects, not actually creating them.

Hi, thanks for the video, I have a problem with my holes drilling. Before and after each hole operation the tool goes to 0 height and sometimes carves the surface while moving. Shouldn't it always move at retraction height between operations too?

Great method! Thank you for sharing.

thanks but I find is too technical to be considered as beginner.

thank you! super helpful

Not bad for a beginner- Try 20.5 volts and move with a steady hand also get a better core flux brand wire other thAn Harbor freight

You should try Stodoys. You can get your money back if you don't like it

The nice thing about Rhino and Vectric Aspire is you buy the software and it's yours. Fusion360 you rent monthly or yearly and the price can change at anytime.

I heard very good opinions about the Stodoys plans.

My adventure with woodworking started with Woodprix.

My husband uses these plans from Woodglut and is very happy with them. However. I love yours!

If you select smoothing it will give you a better curved cut. I always turn on smoothing.

I have done very similar with Woodglut designs.

Hi there. Shortly. I got some home made cnc mill arduino & grbl... Im struggling with a setup to start from that point what i give. and my cnc going some other directions. I try to flip X and Y but still....

I think that your interpretation of "beginner" is completely different to mine.

Amazing how people will give a thumbs down for your honest opinion.

120 VAC on setting 220 VAC only reads "Error". Nothing happens, it'll be ok.

On the Mig you may have too much tension on the spool, turn the spool and see how hard it turns ,there should be a adjusting spring on the where the spool mounts loosen till wire does turn freely but not over spool when u let off the trigger

Mines on order should have it next week

Yea smooth buttery welds with gas lens and 12 cup

I like a 12 cup no 12 cup?

Can you explain what exactly “duty cycle “ is and what it means. Thanks you

Yes turn off the machine when you are talking it's hard for us old farts to hear what your saying. Thanks though!

Hi, I just found your tutorial and went through all of it. Was very helpful thanks for producing this content. I could not find the video where you actually cut this part out. Could you link to it? Thanks!

Your not explaining anything

I have checked many woodworking plan sites. I think the instructions from Woodprix are the best.

Also it's not allowing me to the circles like you do @15:28

when you said 20.5 in you wrote 28.5 :)

Three times you mentioned you are into aerospace. A friend of mine worked at George Washington hospital in Washington DC and he told everyone he was in n engineering. As it turns out, he was a janitor but perhaps he went into the engineering building to clean it. Just wondering what do you do in “aerospace”?

Perfect, just what is was looking for!

A video about feed & speed would be very helpful!

Put the black flux tip on the gun and you can see the tip/wire better than the gas shielding tip you have on it.

You dont suck at all bro. You are a TIG welder for Aerospace. I worked for Aerospace (not welding) and I know their standards are high and very delicate. You just dont have experience using wire feed. I'm proficient in stick welding. Never tried flux and I'm good at MIG as well. TIG is my next process to learn. Thanks for the review. Gonna buy this multiprocess machine. Youre the only one whos welded with it on flux and stick on TH-cam. Everyone else just uses the MIG. No TIG as well.

This was really helpful. Thank you. I wonder, i tried this with the idea that the glass size was fixed at 11x16, so the rabbets would need to be an 1/8 inch wider and taller while not going over an inch wide on the frame. I got stuck though and couldn't make the fixed size glass fit in the rabbets.

Well.I'm professional welder. You're one of the best start welder I ever seen.Good luck

Thank you for the fusion 360 videos, I really appreciate it. Your quality of videos is top notch. A speed and feeds video here and there would be awesome :)

Just wondering if you reverse the polarity for running the flux core wire? That might explain the irregular pulsing you were experiencing with this mode of operation. I also found you should use the non-conductive tip they provide for use with flux core. The metal hollow tip is for shielded gas application. The risk is when you run reverse polarity setup for the flux core you might touch the nozzle to the work piece and cause it to arc the nozzle to the work. Was my first time doing flux core so it was sort of odd and had to resort to RTFM measures to figure out how to do all this properly. I found the settings diagram inside the panel to be useless though, but isn't that the case with pretty much all welders.

Nice work for a guy new to welding.

As an alternative, you could use the Modify/Combine option to use the tenon to cut a mortise hole as shown here th-cam.com/video/BSxelkl0XpY/w-d-xo.html. Saves the alignment issues.

Do you know how to do this on a downloaded stl file? It is just the shell of a part and i cant get this to work