How to Set Up the Millermatic 350P Aluminum MIG Welder
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- In this video, we will take an in-depth look at the settings and capabilities of the Millermatic 350P Aluminum from Miller Electric Mfg. Co., a new all-in-one MIG welding system designed specifically for welding aluminum.
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I use this machine every single day , and believe me, it sucks for light aluminum so i switch to my old lincoln , but for 1/4" and so forth, its a beast.
How does it suck for light aluminum?
@@andolinithedon makes a pretty weld on one side as it blows holes in the back of the metal
we have 4 of these at my work-and they're great at running 4043 in push-pull. they suck at anything else.I brought in my personal Lincoln 350mp,now the Millers sit in the corner with 2 Lincoln 360mp's and 2 260's doing the work
i use this everyday. as a matter of fact, this video is how i learned to set mine at work.
Have you ever had a problem melting tips real bad we just had the liner fixed and the push pull gun but it still is doin it ever 3 to 5 welds
@@nickparks7474 I've never had that experience, but it could be a tension problem on the wheels or possibly a bad spool of wire. Or voltage issues
@@andolinithedon yea we put a brand new one on allredy and everytime the tec guy comes it welds fine then he leaves and it starts hissing and burning tips
i had a miller, sold it and bought a LINCOLN ELECTRIC! best decision i ever made!!
love my 300MP!!!! smokes that miller i had!!!!
bro....Go ahead and give that negative teminal another turn (5:06) hahahah
My work is replacing these with newer millers and otc daihen welders. I asked if I could get one of them that they were getting rid of and they said sure. Haven't been able to use it yet, but I've used them at work countless hours. very nice welders, but they have probably the worst menu of any welder with this many options. lol They give us 100 options that we have to sift through on an alarm clock from the 80s.
lol there are way to many options to go through. I wish they’d show more of what would work best for this or that situation
I've tried this mig and pro spots sp5 mig... I work in a body shop and the sp5 replaced our old millers... We gave them a shot with this thing but it sucked... Pro spots is a single knob control for heat/metal thickness... I'm doing steel, bronze,and aluminum at a press of a button
Thanks for this video. My old welder in not working properly so my company give me this same model and told me figure it out this helps.
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hey Dagoberto since you've been using this machine , do you know if it ll work on carbon steel iron with different accessories of course such as rolls an gun ?
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Oh thanks comrade
Can it also use on 7075 ? Thank you 😊😊
Common miller, why does everything got to be hidden in 15 different menus. Just have it all out there easy to see. I know then it looks cluttered for the newbie welder but there are not many newbie welders that are going to buy this unit. I know what all the settings are and what they do I weld aluminum boats as a job but why do I have to open a hidden menu scroll through it only to find out the setting I want to change is in the other hidden menu scroll through it to finally change the setting. Have it all showing kinda like the dynasty dx models although they still have a hidden menu in thought as well with the wave form and that stuff, it is just a huge pain.
exactly. I know this post is ancient, but even the new millers are only slightly better. Still too much sifting through menus. At my work we have these, some newer millers and otc daihen welders. the OTC welders look intimidating at first because there are so many buttons and such, but after you get used to it, it is waaaaay less of a pain to adjust the setting you want, because there is no menu. They have even more options and I can see every setting from across the room. No menus or screens with buried options. My work just gave me an old 350p, but haven't used it yet. They are great welders, but terrible menu design.
Does it makes any difference if I use AL 6xxx wire. And set the machine to AL 5x ??? , or I really have to use either 4xxx or 5xxx Alloy wire only?.
Thank you for reaching out, Edwin. We would recommend giving our service line a call to talk this through question with a tech. The number is 920-734-9821. If there’s anything else we can help with, just let us know.
Do you have a review of the regular 350p?
Thanks for reaching out. You can find resources and videos for the Millermatic® 350P here: www.millerwelds.com/equipment/welders/mig-gmaw/millermatic-350p-mig-welder-m00151
Can I use a 350p aluminum to weld other metals besides aluminum or is it better to use a 350p.
Amethyst SLV The MM350P Aluminum only has pulse programs for Aluminum. If you would like to pulse steel, stainless steel or metal core wire, the MM350P is the best option. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Miller Welders I just bought the 350 p for welding aluminum can i use the pulse on the 350 p welding aluminum with the push pull gun
what about if i want to weld 6082 t6 with this machine? there is only 4k and 5k series option ?? plz reply asap.
+Dj Devil Thanks for your question! It can only be run in the standard MIG mode. The Millermatic 350P does not have a pulse program for 6000 series wire. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you.
Dj Devil if you're welding 6082 use a 5356 wire and set the machine manually. i dont have a miller, i have to set manually
for welding alum wire 1/16 dia. what type of gas should i use? please advise
Joseph Nandino 100% Argon is the most popular shielding gas. However, if your weld seems cold - switch to a 75% Argon and 25% Helium mix. Let us know if you have any further questions.
Thxs for your reply
can a 350P be upgraded with a 350P aluminum board to offer the synergic mig mode and other features yet still be able to run the steel setups the 350P has
Hi, Paul. No, it is not possible to update the Millermatic 350P to a Millermatic 350P Aluminum.
Oh, forgot to add, changing out rollers???? Just how many times is this done on a machine that is set up for Aluminum only? I have been welding for many years and have NEVER just swapped wire sizes for the fun of it. In fact I can't ever think of any time that I have set up a machine and then changed. I set mine up for 035 and there is has never been any feed issue at all with the wire to the liner. Rule #1 of Aluminum MIG welding is to set the drive roll tension light as to not do this. But you would have to know about aluminum welding first.
scottgilly1 i have a question for you.
i get so much smut and have tried everything to reduce it. how can i reduce the smut?
Are you pushing or pulling the weld? The weld for aluminum should be pushed or you will get the black soot. Also 5356 wire will give more soot than 4043 wire. When all is set right and your travel speed is correct with 4043, there will almost no soot, if any at all. Clean weld.
scottgilly1 always pushing, never pull. i need to run 5356 as i do mostly marine stuff.
scottgilly1 also as soon as the wire hits to start the arc there is smut.
I do marine as well on 5086 material and 5052 material. I know that 5356 is the recommended filler, but I have never seen an issue with the 4043. I would check your argon flow and play with that, but there is no way to get the smut completely out with 5356 wire. What machine are you running and what material are you welding?
One major design flaw I see id the LOOONG distance from the drive rollers to the liner feed tip. I can very much assure you there will be some cussing with a wadded up wire there. ESPECIALLY when trying to install 035 alum wire. There needs to be a nylon insert cut to a V pushed right up between the rollers. Next I cant believe that it takes tools to change out the rollers. I have a 15year old welder with a twist lock system that takes seconds to change with no tools. Not exactly a new idea.
Kenneth Watson any good welder (or boss) should know how to set up this welder or a welder for that matter before they begin. after that, adjustments can be made depending on thickness of metal. the wire should only bunch up at the wheels, no matter the distance, if you have a bad spool, liners, wheels, triggers, or tips (after longated use, of course). maybe the reason your welders may or may not be adjusting the machine is because of the dollar amount your paying and/or lack of skill
Push pull gun gets it done.
What a needlessly complicated way to setup a machine.
it is my understanding that this a machine does nit run 2mm or 1/16
do you know of anyone who will ship to Australia
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Next is push pad selectors for set up rather than a two way toggle switch is very very aggravating. When you are setting up and u want to back up and make a change. YOU CANT. You have to toggle ALL THE WAY AROUND THE PROGRAM AGAIN to get back. I am paying a man 15-20$ a hour I don't want him playing with the welder settings all day. I need him welding
If you would have hired a retired welder rather than 3 freekin 20 year old yeepies with 2 degrees a piece to help you build a good welder you wouldn't have any of these problems. Or at least have a welder look over and use it before releasing it. You do know this machine want always be brand new;in a controlled setting; with a miller trained tek guy using it. Design it for the real world weld shop.
Podrían hacer un video en español
Alguien que hable español y me pueda ayudar a regular la millermatic 35p. Para soldar metal, no aluminio
Hola Joseph, muchas gracias por llegar Recomendamos contactar a nuestra línea de servicio para hablar de esto con un técnico. El número es 920-734-9821.
Changing the rollers is a bit of a burden.
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Who wrote this script. You are treating your viewer as if they don't have any welding experience, and they are brand new at welding. Which would be ok if you were promoting a bottom end weekend warrior machine, but your not. You're advertising a very expensive machine that beginners just will never, never buy. Only experienced welders will buy that machine. We don't need you to tell us how to set a regulator, change wheels, tips etc. So while your pretending we are not smart enough to set up a machine, it's you whose not smart enough to know the audience you're preaching to. Typical corporate America.
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Wish i had an extra set of hands to give this machine 4 thumbs down 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼. Went back to miller 250 spool gun. Way better
Wire feed speed rises higher the longer you hold the trigger causing blowouts when laying a bead. I think its defective
The comments here are funny. If you are wadding up $100 rolls of wire, you have an idiot welding. Turn the machine off and go hand out buggies at Wal Mart. Second is the set up? What is comes down to is another idiot. Can work and iPhone, but can't operate a 3 button machine? Come on. You select the gun, wire, size of wire, mode and any timers that you may want. Really not that hard. Productivity? Greatly increased over a spool gun. Weld quality? Can't compare to straight MIG. Cost savings for me? Ha, easy one. 3 ea 13 lb spools of 5356 .035 wire, not a single wadded up roll and not a single contact tip. Oh, I don't spend all day dicking with the settings. I spend my day welding.
scottgilly1 when you weld vertical with aluminum, what amperage and voltage would you suggest? I usually never have trouble with vertical on any type of welding but aluminum mig but I never practice but I need an idea to get started
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