Luke, Amazing tutorial. This has the power of 100 welding videos all in one. Like a multi-vitamin. I took so many notes from this. I like the 2 buttons to forward and back on this machine. Great idea for a Tig welder. The one direction knobs are a real joy killer, heh. I will watch all of you videos now. Thank you thank you! We love your energy. Keep it up!
Good video. I'd like to see Luke on an over-caffeinated, particularly upbeat day. Seriously, Luke, you're awesome ... it's fun, and more importantly, a good job technically.
I own this welder and it is just flat amazing. Doing the setup on this was so easy with this video and I like that he walks through ALL the steps with you on setting it up. I use a lot of lincoln and miller welders for my job. But, I almost loathe using them now with this welder. It has a lot of power in a very nice compact design and holds up really well. I am very glad I made this purchase!! Best welder I have used in a long time!
i dont mean to be offtopic but does someone know a method to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can offer me!
Jack Brimstone and others.. thanks so much friends! Were here for you so if there’s anything you need to see let me know! Thank you all for your hard work building our economy! We all know welding is a difficult trade but necessary to the infrastructure of our country! We love you all... Thanks for supporting us guys and girls! Happy 4th!!!
Love your videos, In fact I ordered a Tig200 with foot pedal and was able to assemble it without even looking at the instructions. Packaging was awesome. all of the equipment seems awesome. Luke, I only have one criticism: I realize you are excited about this and also get me excited when watching your videos, but I feel bad and wonder if you ever get a chance to breath? Or maybe just need a new microphone to mask the deep breaths you take between explanations? lol. No joke. I am super excited to break out the new welder after work today! Thank you and WeldPro for having so many awesome videos and the quality of everything I received today is top notch and I am glad I returned the 4 other welders I tried before stumbling across your company.
Thanks Daniel! Thats great to hear. Appreciate the feedback. I do get a little excited at times ha! Admittedly. Please don't hesitate to reach out to customer service if you have any issues! Thanks again for your support :)
@@WeldproWeldingEquipment I love the excitement. I was teasing you. I frequently get asked, "did you forget take you meds today?". It's hard to hide passion and someone else's excitement about a subject breeds creativity amongst others. I think your videos are awesome, and the whole approach you folks are taking in de-mystifying welding, while providing a top quality product, at an affordable price is an approach other companies should follow for any product. Your quick response shows dedication and I look forward to firing the welder up here shortly.
Are there and plans for a variable hand remote? Instead of a button? Id like to be able to manipulate my amperage from the torch and there are jobs where I can't use my foot pedal.
Yes great question! We are always looking at designing new things and we have been working on this. We look forward to being able to offer some type of a variable control in the future. Unfortunately I don't have a timeline on that yet. Thanks so much for commenting!
Hey Luke. Really enjoying the videos… Even though I didn’t win the welding cart! I am the proud owner of the your TIG 200 AC DC. I have a question about the flowmeter included with the device. The way I have my bottle, it is easiest for me to read liters per minute versus standard cubic feet per hour… I just needed to build myself a little conversion table. The conversion rate I found does not correspond to the markings on the gauge. I found that 1 LPM equates to 2.12 SCFH. By extension, 10 LPM should result in just over 21SCFH. On your gauge, 10 LPM is at the same level as just over 25SCFH...a difference of ~20%. I’m a newbie...what am I missing? Thanks!
Hey John! Not sure how this slipped through the cracks but im sorry! You aren't missing anything! Just a manufacturing variance. Use the flowmeter as a guide and adjust based on weld appearance. This should get you the correct shielding.
I have a brand new weld pro multi LCD welder I really wish I could get a spool gun for it to weld aluminum it's what it was purpose for it's been months now still no spool gun
Let me see what I can do. That is a good idea! In the meantime if you call our customer support guy Joe... he can fully explain what it’s capable of in full detail. He has a very unbiased opinion as well so he will shoot you straight on the 120v.
@@WeldproWeldingEquipment Thanks! For the videos, for the timely responses, for considering the idea, and for the contact info., and I'm not even a customer yet!!! (although it's highly likely I'm getting this machine... as in this week)
Either one can be used for both. Typically a green tungsten is only used for aluminum and is referred to as a pure tungsten. Beyond that a blue tungsten or purple will be able to hold a point and run on AC or DC for aluminum, steel, or stainless :-) let us know if you have any other questions
After receiving my new Tig 200 I realized there is no variable amp control with the foot pedal. This is highly uncommon among Tig welders. Wish they would had offered a switch to toggle this on or off. Otherwise the machine seems very nice.
Billy, there is definitely variable amp control with the foot pedal - contact me at the Weldpro Support number on our website to go over this if you still need help. Sorry for the late reply, the YT comments don't get checked very often.
I just bought this welder and cannot even tack weld an 1/8 plate with 125 amps ? I followed the video step by step for set up , am I missing something or is something wrong ?
Something must be wrong please reach out to our technical support team seven days a week 9 to 9. They are very knowledgeable and will help guide you through your problem.
@@deanbutler3994 I’m just curious, why would you want lift start when you could have HF? Do you have an interference concern? Of course you could always use a gas valve tig torch and use lift start in stick mode.
Why would you want lift start, or scratch start if you have high freq? If nothing else you should be able to put it on stick welding and by pass the gas system in the machine... using a wp9 tourch head??
@@johnjacobjingle8302 I like to use lift start in some situations myself. Also unless you can turn the inductance to zero in stick mode, the arc will get hotter on longer you weld.
@@WeldproWeldingEquipment 😂😂😂 to be fair it was only initially, a bit too much upslope for my tipsy sensitivity. The information was very clear and professional. 👍 Si.
Luke, Amazing tutorial. This has the power of 100 welding videos all in one. Like a multi-vitamin. I took so many notes from this. I like the 2 buttons to forward and back on this machine. Great idea for a Tig welder. The one direction knobs are a real joy killer, heh. I will watch all of you videos now. Thank you thank you! We love your energy. Keep it up!
Good video. I'd like to see Luke on an over-caffeinated, particularly upbeat day. Seriously, Luke, you're awesome ... it's fun, and more importantly, a good job technically.
Maybe one day!haha Thanks so much for the encouragement. We have fun :)
So many useful explanations in this video that don't seem to be covered elsewhere. Thank you!
I ordered the tig 200 ac dc can't wait to try it! Will post my review after I try it.
I own this welder and it is just flat amazing. Doing the setup on this was so easy with this video and I like that he walks through ALL the steps with you on setting it up. I use a lot of lincoln and miller welders for my job. But, I almost loathe using them now with this welder. It has a lot of power in a very nice compact design and holds up really well. I am very glad I made this purchase!! Best welder I have used in a long time!
Man that is amazing! Thank you so so much for the compliment! Glad to be making helpful videos!
Will this do lift arc start on dc tig?
Met Luke looking for a welder on Amazon, ..been following him since. I really appreciate the detail. Thanks...
Thanks for commenting! Let us know if there’s anything we can help with
Thank you for the videos, they are clear and easy. This is the TIG torch I will get as soon as my allowance allows it!
Great to hear! Thank you so much!
i dont mean to be offtopic but does someone know a method to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can offer me!
@Weston Santiago instablaster =)
Very helpful and informative, keep the videos coming!
Thanks, will do!
Great job on this video, very in-depth
Thank you so much!
Thanks for a great video, nice job!
Very clear and easy to understand
Jack Brimstone and others.. thanks so much friends! Were here for you so if there’s anything you need to see let me know! Thank you all for your hard work building our economy! We all know welding is a difficult trade but necessary to the infrastructure of our country! We love you all... Thanks for supporting us guys and girls! Happy 4th!!!
Love your videos, In fact I ordered a Tig200 with foot pedal and was able to assemble it without even looking at the instructions. Packaging was awesome. all of the equipment seems awesome. Luke, I only have one criticism: I realize you are excited about this and also get me excited when watching your videos, but I feel bad and wonder if you ever get a chance to breath? Or maybe just need a new microphone to mask the deep breaths you take between explanations? lol. No joke. I am super excited to break out the new welder after work today! Thank you and WeldPro for having so many awesome videos and the quality of everything I received today is top notch and I am glad I returned the 4 other welders I tried before stumbling across your company.
Thanks Daniel! Thats great to hear. Appreciate the feedback. I do get a little excited at times ha! Admittedly. Please don't hesitate to reach out to customer service if you have any issues! Thanks again for your support :)
@@WeldproWeldingEquipment I love the excitement. I was teasing you. I frequently get asked, "did you forget take you meds today?". It's hard to hide passion and someone else's excitement about a subject breeds creativity amongst others. I think your videos are awesome, and the whole approach you folks are taking in de-mystifying welding, while providing a top quality product, at an affordable price is an approach other companies should follow for any product. Your quick response shows dedication and I look forward to firing the welder up here shortly.
I like how he goes indepth with his pointers
Thanks for the kind works Jack! We appreciate the feedback.
Hey why doesn't my arc shut off when I take my foot off the pedal? Is there some setting on the machine that I don't know about? Thanks
can this equipment be used for cold welding?
What amperage setting did you use in the video for end amperage?
Are there and plans for a variable hand remote? Instead of a button? Id like to be able to manipulate my amperage from the torch and there are jobs where I can't use my foot pedal.
Yes great question! We are always looking at designing new things and we have been working on this. We look forward to being able to offer some type of a variable control in the future. Unfortunately I don't have a timeline on that yet. Thanks so much for commenting!
Hey Luke. Really enjoying the videos… Even though I didn’t win the welding cart!
I am the proud owner of the your TIG 200 AC DC. I have a question about the flowmeter included with the device.
The way I have my bottle, it is easiest for me to read liters per minute versus standard cubic feet per hour… I just needed to build myself a little conversion table. The conversion rate I found does not correspond to the markings on the gauge. I found that 1 LPM equates to 2.12 SCFH. By extension, 10 LPM should result in just over 21SCFH. On your gauge, 10 LPM is at the same level as just over 25SCFH...a difference of ~20%.
I’m a newbie...what am I missing? Thanks!
Hey John! Not sure how this slipped through the cracks but im sorry! You aren't missing anything! Just a manufacturing variance. Use the flowmeter as a guide and adjust based on weld appearance. This should get you the correct shielding.
How many amps is the rig torch that comes with every machine ?
150A CK 17 Series Superflex!
nice video and informative but please do something about the echo, marked it hard to listen to.
What color tungsten do you recommend for AC and DC on this machine?
I would try the 2% Lanthanated that comes with it :) Holds a point pretty well on AC
@@WeldproWeldingEquipment would you use that for DC as well? Great video by the way... I'm set up and welding!!!
I have a brand new weld pro multi LCD welder I really wish I could get a spool gun for it to weld aluminum it's what it was purpose for it's been months now still no spool gun
Just got them redesigned and back in stock!
At 9:10 when setting for 120 amps, was this on 110v or 220v house circuit?
I had my machine plugged in to 220v
Let me see what I can do. That is a good idea! In the meantime if you call our customer support guy Joe... he can fully explain what it’s capable of in full detail. He has a very unbiased opinion as well so he will shoot you straight on the 120v.
651-329-2686
@@WeldproWeldingEquipment Thanks! For the videos, for the timely responses, for considering the idea, and for the contact info., and I'm not even a customer yet!!! (although it's highly likely I'm getting this machine... as in this week)
That’s great to hear! When you get it send us photos of your first project! We love to see and share them!
Which color tungsten is for steel or ferrous materials and which is one for aluminium...????
Purple ? Blue? What?
Either one can be used for both. Typically a green tungsten is only used for aluminum and is referred to as a pure tungsten. Beyond that a blue tungsten or purple will be able to hold a point and run on AC or DC for aluminum, steel, or stainless :-) let us know if you have any other questions
Where can I get the hand held remote for this machine?
I weld in pipe racks and can't always use the pedal. Would love to order a hand remote
Sure! It comes with the CK torch in a lot. You can give us a call and see if they are available in the warehouse! Thanks for the comment
Anyway you can send me the link?
After receiving my new Tig 200 I realized there is no variable amp control with the foot pedal. This is highly uncommon among Tig welders. Wish they would had offered a switch to toggle this on or off. Otherwise the machine seems very nice.
Billy, there is definitely variable amp control with the foot pedal - contact me at the Weldpro Support number on our website to go over this if you still need help. Sorry for the late reply, the YT comments don't get checked very often.
I just bought this welder and cannot even tack weld an 1/8 plate with 125 amps ? I followed the video step by step for set up , am I missing something or is something wrong ?
Something must be wrong please reach out to our technical support team seven days a week 9 to 9. They are very knowledgeable and will help guide you through your problem.
Will this do lift arc start on dc tig?
High frequency start only! No lift start. That is available on the MIG200 and MIG210
@@WeldproWeldingEquipment sort of defeats the purpose of a stick/tig machine. I guess i will have to go with a different brand.
@@deanbutler3994 I’m just curious, why would you want lift start when you could have HF? Do you have an interference concern? Of course you could always use a gas valve tig torch and use lift start in stick mode.
I put Teflon on every existing brass thread cause the gauge leaked no matter what I did.
Please add lift start to this machine's capabilities.
Thanks for your input! I talked to customer service today about it and our team is aware.
Why would you want lift start, or scratch start if you have high freq?
If nothing else you should be able to put it on stick welding and by pass the gas system in the machine... using a wp9 tourch head??
@@johnjacobjingle8302 I like to use lift start in some situations myself. Also unless you can turn the inductance to zero in stick mode, the arc will get hotter on longer you weld.
Too much presenter energy...might want to turn it down.
Wish I could Simon! It just my personality 😀 Thanks for commenting ... I’ll see what I can do
@@WeldproWeldingEquipment 😂😂😂 to be fair it was only initially, a bit too much upslope for my tipsy sensitivity. The information was very clear and professional. 👍 Si.
@@simonpalmer8033 haha you are awesome Simon. Thanks again and glad to have you around our channel 😀❤️