Finally somebody makes a video on how to put a auto darkening lens in one of these, I can’t stand the fixed lens but couldn’t figure out how I would fit an auto lens into it
I was about to file it down but wasn't sure if I was missing something... so that helped. The standard head gear was a little messed up for me. No matter what notch I used the hood flipped down way to far. Moved it to where it felt good and glued it in place. Now it won't over rotate. I like the hood I got but I did have to tweak it to be happy with it.
I was a bit taken aback at first and couldn't read about it, nor was there a video. so i just gave it a try and figured maybe it could help others. glad you are happy with it now. some problems you have to fix yourself
I had that lense it's trash batteries go out every other month and was welding on cast iron pipe had to pre heat to 250 before you could weld on it the lense got to hot and blacked out
I've got the same question. I tried putting mine with that adapter but the side clips over stretch and the hood doesn't like flipping that far due to the top piece of leather. I've also noticed that the spring in the back doesn't like to stretch and is rather stiff. I have the same style hood as in the video along with a fibre metal hard hat so if anyone has some advice on the matter it would be greatly appreciated.
i got the floral hood from outlaw leather and i didn’t like that the leather on it is so soft and thin, i would have liked for it to be stiff so it wouldn’t be folding and getting misshaped so easily, as a result i gotta be real careful with it because it will get super ugly really fast if i’m not careful with it which we know that out in the field that hard to do. i feel i was let down with it. the design is cool, just expected better quality/thicker leather that would retain its shape.
These might be OK, but delivered today was a chopped top pipeliner i ordered. It isnt made from a pipeliner, the shield is flexible. No good. Its shite.
@@EdgarGonzalez-on1wj order arc one hd lens cost like $100 auto lens for TIG and stick ,,, Lincoln lens ain’t no good all hype , arc one auto lens hd clear white view , worth every penny you spend on it. Save receipt for the warranty
@@reys_live7243 I’m just debating if I should get this helmet or the yes welder helmet , the 180 view I just using for school ! And for home things . But I love the leather on these helmets I’m doing tig and stick
@@EdgarGonzalez-on1wj to be honest in welding school I used two helmets sometimes 3 all different lens I get tired of one helmet on my head all week, and a yes welder , for stick ?? No because the dam plastic lens cover only last Maybe one week get burned up fast , I would get two different style of helmets , and extra clear lens cover for each hood , I used a fiber metal pipeliner for TIG and big view auto lens drako welding hood for stick big view , I say the Lincoln 3350 auto lens with the side button is a good helmet if you can get for $100 and not pay $300 Or go to harbor freight and get there most expensive welding hood they have there for about $160 I think green and black big view welding hood , it should have a good clear. View quality view at a good price , spend good money to protect your eyes
@@checkmateChannel oooof must’ve been a pretty penny after checkout! I’m considering purchasing this thanks for your upload it’s an amazing looking hood 👌
Gotta ask,why would you buy a modified pipeliner when you can just get the Tiger Hood. You get none of the benefits of a pipe liner ,when you buy it this way. Super good looking hood though
The "outlaw" modified hoods are lighter than a sugar scoop, and the leather keeps sparks off of you when you are welding out the bottom half of the pipe. It is a pretty specialized tool When you are laying on a mud board welding under a pipe, and your pipeliner won't let you get in position for a clear line of sight, the flexibility of the leather comes into its own. The tiger hood has great coverage, but it is heavy and bulky. On the ROW I use my pancake most, followed by my outlaw, and lastly my sugar scoop. For welding off of the ROW, I use an ESAB Sentinel
@@jacktheaviator4938 I'm referring more to the added weight of putting g a flip lens on a pipeliner. It makes them front heavy and defeats the point of a light weight hood. The leather makes the hood just as heavy as the original hood. Just my opinion ,though.
@@jeffs.5882 the tiger hood is bulkier than a pipeliner. And I use a carbon fiber outlaw, they use a carbon sugar scoop to chop for the outlaw, so it is actually lighter than my old sugar scoop. And I've tried a flip up lense on a pipeliner, it isn't my cup of tea, because I forget to use it, but it honestly didn't effect the balance, but I guess that's just my opinion. You get used to a weight shift pretty fast, especially a 1.5 oz weight change
I might not have been a welder for more than 2-3 years but I feel like that looks pretty cheap besides the leather...looks rattly and kinda low quality, and the viewing window looks super tiny
@@xKitKatx- the "outlaw" style hoods are designed for a very specific purpose. When you are laying on mud boards welding the bottom of a 12" branch, the leather makes it much easier to get your head in a position to see what you are doing and offers more protection. A traditional hood that you can buy at you local welding supply for $120 won't do that. These hoods are becoming popular with iron workers and other trades because they look cool. But the reason I paid almost 400$ for an outlaw built on a carbon shell is because it makes my life easier every single day that I am on the ROW. I know it's hard to justify if you don't weld on the ROW, but for those that use them, it's a small expense. And a welding hood should be a legacy tool. I am the 2nd owner of my old sugar scoop. It was given to me in the 90s when I was a helper on my first pipeline job. If you want to really get a shock, look at the price that they are getting for pancake hoods, when they are even available. It is just 2 pieces of flat carbon fiber riveted together with a bit of balsa. Oilfield tools cost more. They are made by small shops for the few welders that actually work pipelines.
Finally somebody makes a video on how to put a auto darkening lens in one of these, I can’t stand the fixed lens but couldn’t figure out how I would fit an auto lens into it
Everyone wants to be a welder
@@justinwilson09 until it's time to do that cool welder shit neck deep in the mud for X-ray.
They make thinner auto darkening lenses. Been using them since the mid 90's when tradesmen was the only one.
Bad ass welding hoods.
What a wonderful welder
We need an updated video checkmate, how do you like it so far.
Prity nice hood id hate to know what is caust like the auto dark on old flip style
Can’t wait for mines in the mail
great hood and very light but as a ironworker the sun finds its way in and gives a lot of blind spots
Oh too bad :/
Try pancake hood
@@justinfreeman3908 cant use that we gotta have our hard hats on at all times
Yeah man the sun will still find it’s ways only one for the job is pancake but you can’t have one on the job site
Hello the adapter for hard hats is it fits to a honeywell hard hats?
I was about to file it down but wasn't sure if I was missing something... so that helped. The standard head gear was a little messed up for me. No matter what notch I used the hood flipped down way to far. Moved it to where it felt good and glued it in place. Now it won't over rotate. I like the hood I got but I did have to tweak it to be happy with it.
I was a bit taken aback at first and couldn't read about it, nor was there a video. so i just gave it a try and figured maybe it could help others. glad you are happy with it now. some problems you have to fix yourself
same how do i fix how far it drops. drops wayyyy too far
like where did you glue it at
@@baggy31 there should be a tab inside with 4 holes to adjust the canter. But they may have chopped it out.
Looks like a whole lot more than a hood.
It weighs the same as a regular tiger hood there’s no difference but I will say it does look good dou the designs
Wow its much heavier than I expected
Pretty much the flip front
Can you send a link to the variable lens?
where can i buy the adapter for the helmet?
I had that lense it's trash batteries go out every other month and was welding on cast iron pipe had to pre heat to 250 before you could weld on it the lense got to hot and blacked out
Does the hard hat bind up against the leather? Or does it need to be broken in or does the leather need to be shaved down?
I've got the same question. I tried putting mine with that adapter but the side clips over stretch and the hood doesn't like flipping that far due to the top piece of leather. I've also noticed that the spring in the back doesn't like to stretch and is rather stiff.
I have the same style hood as in the video along with a fibre metal hard hat so if anyone has some advice on the matter it would be greatly appreciated.
With the hard hat I bought it fit very well. the leather is then a little stretched but no changes were necessary.
Looking for a hood thats good for welding in tight spaces is this a good hood. I need somthing with a bit more mobility
Pancake hood
Maybe you could use their pocket mask.
Evermatic base flip front - you will be surprised! Work's with fiber-metal speedy loop for hard hat like no other shield.
Маска сварщика, каска для сварщика, все супер, и маски фильтр хамелеон ,и простой ,класс, всё просто 🔥
Will The Lincoln 4c Lens fit in there after filing ?
I don't know. You should send them a Mail for more information.
How to buy this welding hood i want like this
Would you recommend a pancake or one like this I weld on shop and overhead lighting is a bitch so I was curious on your thoughts
Pancake, it has like goggles u can say so no backlighting gets in
@@previz7338 thank you sir but ik that I was just more curious about what he used for each
donde puedo comprar una de esos en linea
i got the floral hood from outlaw leather and i didn’t like that the leather on it is so soft and thin, i would have liked for it to be stiff so it wouldn’t be folding and getting misshaped so easily, as a result i gotta be real careful with it because it will get super ugly really fast if i’m not careful with it which we know that out in the field that hard to do.
i feel i was let down with it.
the design is cool, just expected better quality/thicker leather that would retain its shape.
If you send it into them they will treat your leather and make it look brand new
If the leather is too thick it’ll be too stiff and defeat the purpose
How do you feel about the hood now? I got to be honest the head gear looks a little cheap to me....
I also don't think that the Ferrari of head gears was installed here, but so far it's doing its job. I am satisfied with the hood. no problems so far
Were t0 0rder??
Hey bro that’s a bad ass welding hood how can I get one of those please let me know Thank you.
You can get it on outlawleatherusa.com 😊
The only thing I don’t like is how stiff looking that leather bottom looks, I want something more flexible. Like suede or something
They break in I was worried about that too before I got mine but the more work you do it will break in
m8 they’ll get like that in time, some shitty suede wont last
Damn, you have to put the lens together too!?
Yes, but it took 5 minutes
Where u get the head gear for the safety hat to buy ?
I bought it on their website :)
Sou brasileiro, como faço para comprar essa máscara?
What’s the side of your hard hat ?
These might be OK, but delivered today was a chopped top pipeliner i ordered. It isnt made from a pipeliner, the shield is flexible. No good. Its shite.
Dónde puedo comprar una en México
Nice hood
Does that auto lens work good for TIG welding ??
No problems so far 👍
So if I buy this Helmet it better if I order other lense ?
@@EdgarGonzalez-on1wj order arc one hd lens cost like $100 auto lens for TIG and stick ,,, Lincoln lens ain’t no good all hype , arc one auto lens hd clear white view , worth every penny you spend on it. Save receipt for the warranty
@@reys_live7243 I’m just debating if I should get this helmet or the yes welder helmet , the 180 view I just using for school ! And for home things . But I love the leather on these helmets I’m doing tig and stick
@@EdgarGonzalez-on1wj to be honest in welding school I used two helmets sometimes 3 all different lens I get tired of one helmet on my head all week, and a yes welder , for stick ?? No because the dam plastic lens cover only last Maybe one week get burned up fast ,
I would get two different style of helmets , and extra clear lens cover for each hood , I used a fiber metal pipeliner for TIG and big view auto lens drako welding hood for stick big view , I say the Lincoln 3350 auto lens with the side button is a good helmet if you can get for $100 and not pay $300
Or go to harbor freight and get there most expensive welding hood they have there for about $160 I think green and black big view welding hood , it should have a good clear. View quality view at a good price , spend good money to protect your eyes
Did you have to buy the filter lenses separately ?
Yes. It came with a passive lens so I had to buy the auto-darkening lens separately :)
@@checkmateChannel oooof must’ve been a pretty penny after checkout! I’m considering purchasing this thanks for your upload it’s an amazing looking hood 👌
@@JACKxRATTLEHEADx yeah, the whole order was 340$ + shipping to Germany but as you said these hoods are amazing. 👍
Como faço pra comprar ?
How long did you have to wait for that welding 🛡?🤔😱
I waited for 4 weeks because it was no ready-to-ship hood. The shipping went very fast, it took only 5 days to Germany.
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I'm actually gonna be scared to file mine because it's gone be brand new
That's what I thought at first too, but you can order the flip up attachment separately if anything goes wrong
@@checkmateChannel ok
Can I buy this product
Yes, on Outlaw Leather Website.
Gotta ask,why would you buy a modified pipeliner when you can just get the Tiger Hood. You get none of the benefits of a pipe liner ,when you buy it this way. Super good looking hood though
The "outlaw" modified hoods are lighter than a sugar scoop, and the leather keeps sparks off of you when you are welding out the bottom half of the pipe. It is a pretty specialized tool
When you are laying on a mud board welding under a pipe, and your pipeliner won't let you get in position for a clear line of sight, the flexibility of the leather comes into its own. The tiger hood has great coverage, but it is heavy and bulky.
On the ROW I use my pancake most, followed by my outlaw, and lastly my sugar scoop. For welding off of the ROW, I use an ESAB Sentinel
@@jacktheaviator4938 I'm referring more to the added weight of putting g a flip lens on a pipeliner. It makes them front heavy and defeats the point of a light weight hood. The leather makes the hood just as heavy as the original hood. Just my opinion ,though.
@@jeffs.5882 the tiger hood is bulkier than a pipeliner. And I use a carbon fiber outlaw, they use a carbon sugar scoop to chop for the outlaw, so it is actually lighter than my old sugar scoop. And I've tried a flip up lense on a pipeliner, it isn't my cup of tea, because I forget to use it, but it honestly didn't effect the balance, but I guess that's just my opinion. You get used to a weight shift pretty fast, especially a 1.5 oz weight change
@@jacktheaviator4938 doesn't carbon fibre conduct electricity?
@@jeffs.5882 yeah, but so does a damp welding shirt, if you are gonna get shocked, it's probably gonna be your hands, not your head.
I might not have been a welder for more than 2-3 years but I feel like that looks pretty cheap besides the leather...looks rattly and kinda low quality, and the viewing window looks super tiny
You could've bought a hard hat from amazon, for $7-15.00!🤣😅😂
Of course 👍
Not the swivel ratchet roughneck no.
ill never buy another outlaw leather hood... wayyyyyy overpriced for shit quality
I can‘t complain about the quality so far
I had one. Really good quality. Nice leather. Yes, a guy can make one cheaper but you're paying g for the art work on the leather.
You probably could've made it your damn self, for that price! 🤣🤦🏾
I tried to and better not show the result 🙈
Lmao u payed $200 just for the leather 😂😂. The hood they use cost $45, they just chop it and add the leather.
It's 150$ for the Leather then but I get your point. Quality counts and good craftsmanship has its price. I couldn't find anything comparable
@@checkmateChannel bruh. Your local welding supply carries quality hoods. U can get everything for $120 lens,hood,and hard hat adapter.
@@xKitKatx- But not in Germany
@@checkmateChannel u got robbed brotha. Js.
@@xKitKatx- the "outlaw" style hoods are designed for a very specific purpose. When you are laying on mud boards welding the bottom of a 12" branch, the leather makes it much easier to get your head in a position to see what you are doing and offers more protection. A traditional hood that you can buy at you local welding supply for $120 won't do that.
These hoods are becoming popular with iron workers and other trades because they look cool. But the reason I paid almost 400$ for an outlaw built on a carbon shell is because it makes my life easier every single day that I am on the ROW.
I know it's hard to justify if you don't weld on the ROW, but for those that use them, it's a small expense. And a welding hood should be a legacy tool. I am the 2nd owner of my old sugar scoop. It was given to me in the 90s when I was a helper on my first pipeline job.
If you want to really get a shock, look at the price that they are getting for pancake hoods, when they are even available. It is just 2 pieces of flat carbon fiber riveted together with a bit of balsa. Oilfield tools cost more. They are made by small shops for the few welders that actually work pipelines.
where can i buy it?
Amazon?