Thanks for Watching! Check out this episode and watch me rip a demo with the Everlast 255 ext HERE🔥 th-cam.com/video/p4gV6uaiesY/w-d-xo.html 💎💎💎Take a FREE online Tig class on my website HERE👉 www.pacificarctigwelding.com/
BTW From learning on a simple machine, going to the Everlast 255 EXT was actually the best decision I could make. This machine took my welding from "hey, I joined metal together" to "hey, you reckon you could build me an intake for ***". Yes it's a Chinese machine, yes it is great, yes I have used it actively for around 3 years. No, it's not a Fronius, but it's taught me more in 3 years than the previous Jasic did in 7 years. FYI I really only use the water cooled torch for everything, so the machine is loud but hey, so are my neighbours! Thanks again!
hey if you find the time you should try doing an open root weld on a 2'' pipe in the 6G position. that's one of the requalification tests we do in Alberta to take a job tig welding pipe. Awesome channel, lots to learn. 6" pipe in the 5G position is the initial B pressure test, its an easier test.
I've had my PowerTIG 255EXT for 6 years now and have no complaints. I did upgrade the provided torches to a C-K Worldwide FlexLoc water-cooled torch with superflex hoses and I've never regretted it. FYI, you can change between the 2-series (#9, #20) and 3-series (#17, #18) torch heads on the same water-cooled FlexLoc handle in less than a minute. I use the smaller 2-series head most often but the big one comes in handy for those rare 250A jobs. I built my own torch cooler with a Procon carbonator pump and put an Arduino microcontroller on it so it shuts off the pump when I'm not welding and verifies cooling flow when I am. I also put a gas pressure interlock on the pedal's welding command to make sure I have argon. (Just don't ask why.) I wish the fans on the welder would shut off when not needed like my old Lincoln Wirematic 255. My only other gripe is the direction of cooling air flow. The exhaust blows out the front so I have to divert it with a towel or otherwise keep it away from my work area to prevent disturbing my shielding gas. Not so bad as gripes go, but I hope it never breaks. I suspect repairs are not easy or cheap. Weld mean, weld green...
@@danl.4743 - I like the way you give them credit for more forethought. On my 255EXT, the gas inlet is right in the center of the back, so I had to buy a special 90-deg fitting to keep it from hitting the Argon cylinder! Lots of people complained about this, but I don't know if they ever fixed it. I know that blowing air over heat sinks (instead of sucking) allows you to reduce internal ducting, but the front exhaust is still a pain to ME!
I bought the same one and had shipping damage, not Everlast fault. My gas line would leak due to a defect in the connector when I would turn off the gas you could watch the regulator PSI gauge drop instantly. Just went to my local welding shop and got a replacement. Other than that it has been grate. Enjoy all your lessons and have learned a lot thanks, I have a lot of acts of kindness to do. Keep up the great work.
I own a 255ext. I also run the Nova wireless pedal and upgraded the short leads to a CK FL230 witch is a 25' #20 flexlock water cooled torch. It's a amazing machine and it's still teaching me new stuff.
My only bitch about the 255 water cooled setup is the fan stays on 100% of the time. And I wish the machine went above 250hz. Everlast does have 400hz welders but I wasn't going to give up the highly sought after triangle wave to have the higher HZ in the other machine.
I got HTP invertig 400 and Miller Dynasty 280...also had the Everlast 210EXT AND the Primeweld 225. I will say, for the $ I spent, the Everlast definitely is the best in its price range. Which is a much more affordable price range than my HTP or Miller(over $5000 machines) but I got the Dynasty for under $3000 so, no regrets. I should pretty much be good for LIFE. At the end of the day, it becomes more about YOUR capabilities than the machine's. And the work that actually will come your way, not the work you HOPE will come your way. That's a big one. You got to hunt down the work you want.
For the price you can't complain. HTP have the same older style water cooler in red (check This Old Tony video) Which would have matched my welder, but I bought the same as this one, low profile EVERLAST water cooler to keep my welding cart final height low. This week I modified it, removing the fan and replacing it with an Orion fan 180x180x90mm 240V from Digikey. Half the noise and only runs on demand with a thermal switch. Opening the water cooler allowed me to also fix the flow alarm issue when using a 25' whip. Just need to pinch the small bypass hose with a tie-rap. Found a loose hose on the radiator... The hose wasn't pushed far enough over the copper tube. The clamp was crimped too far away. Glad I caught it, easy fix. And the screw holding the fan on the shaft could use a bit of Loctite if you us it as is.
I purchased an Everlast 350 EXT and water cooler almost 2 years ago now! I'm trying to (teach myself) T.I.G. !! I'm 30+ years stick certified welder in a steel mill.. I don't really understand all the functions.. I end up using this EXT 350 for stick welding after I get frustrated trying to tig with a lot of problems!! Haha I sure wish I could get you to my shop for a day showing me how to understand all these settings! But I definitely appreciate your videos! This one was great! And loved your helpers unboxing! PS I had the same issue with the clear Argon line, I lost a lot of Argon when I first started playing with it.. I thought I heard leaking.. but didn't realize the factory hose clamp slipped off!!! I ended up sticking regular hose clamps..
So awesome seeing the fam and having the personal touch! Reminds me of my fam and having their involvement. I've been watching for a while but recently sub'd, keep up the positivity and Thank You!
I bought my 255-EXT in 2014. Initially they sent me a refurbished unit and I only found that out by talking to tech support. It cost me $70 to return the welder and they gave me the current year model. This thing welds like a dream. There's not much that it can't do. But the lifting feature on my unit does not work. Neither did it work on the previous unit. But who gives a damn about lifting when you have features like advanced pulse. That feature will weld aluminum with this deep and penetration as a 400 amp welder. All in all, I can't say enough good things about my machine. But the foot pedal that came with sucked and it peed it out after about a year. I had to upgrade to that Nova TIG pedal and there is no other pedal like that on the market. Nova TIG is the most responsive pedal out there and you damn well know it as soon as you put your foot on it.
Great looking machine. I just got an Everlast lightning to replace my 251si. Next purchase will be a water color. What a great company so glad you get to work with them.
I've got 2 Everlast MTS welders and really like them. Get yourself a dual regulator so you can use 1/2 for welding and 1/2 for purging (if and when needed). Good video! One last thing, when installing the gas hose use 2 wrenches. In your video I could see the inner nut move when you tightened the hose and you don't need anything loose or cracked inside the machine. Keep up the great videos. Than you..
Dusty, I own the 325 EXT water-cooled and absolutely love it. I need to revisit the torches that came with the unit as I followed all the here-say and jumped to a CK torch. I totally agree that the folks at Everlast are absolutely great. I encountered a minor issue with my water cooler, they called me right back and we resolved it over the phone in minutes. I love watching what you do, and look forward to your future videos on setup with the Everlast! I am in no way, shape, or form as accomplished as you are, so watching what you do has been a huge help for me getting started in TIG. Thank you!
as a 210EXT owner I really appreciate this video as I was considering upgrading at one point. instead i bought the water cooler. i stand by the decision as I'm a noob and sometimes i float ... hot hot hot. i may still upgrade at some point but the 210EXT 2021 model has the newer features... regulator. etc. i also got the nova kit with the flex heads. only complaint on the pedal is it slides on a garage floor. the action and feel are great though. i just wish it had a rubber feet option. Everlast is great and if I do upgrade I'll def use the link. i wouldn't be where i am on aluminum without "fill and chill". seriously. thank you again!
Love your helpers! So cute! I do believe they’re more excited about the welder and cooler than Dad! I’ve got the same combo, EXT 255 and the water cooler. I’ve got the remote pedal on order…probably sitting on one of those container ships off Long Beach. It’s a swell setup…exudes quality.
I know it will probably never happen, but if you ever get your hands on a Primeweld 225X, I would love to see what all you can do with it. All the best, and enjoy that triangle wave form feature!
🪙The Everlast looks great Bro. I got to use a water cooled torch at a new friend's place yesterday. What a difference. Now I'm going to have to look into a water cooled upgrade for my welder. I know it's not absolutely necessary but dang is it nice.
There should be a machine that allows for high frequency start on stick welding so that the arc is initiated before the stick electrode touches the workpiece. I built circuitry for my cheap IGBT machine that does this. Let me tell you; it is soooo impressive to "strike" a perfect arc each time, and never sticking the electrode.
Thanks for the video Dusty! Just ordered mine via your affiliate link and I'll give you a shoutout in my next video. Got the 375 cooler and Nova pedal/torch package as well. Looking forward to laying down some beads with this thing!
Hi Dusty!! Congratulations to your new machine!!! If. You want a nice and light water cooled tig torch CK20 is super light and super flexible! Perfect for detailed welding art😎🤘 Kind regards Robert
Excellent content! Thank you for your videos! The water cooled setup does seem like a very nice addition for those day-long marathon welds! I’m currently on a cheap-o stock torch that came with my machine, it’s a 26 with a huge handle thing on it which is not removable and has the thumb switch and it’s all really awkward to hold, but I’m just starting out and learning right now. Looking forward to upgrading for sure, but I’ve set myself a goal to get the basics down before I go upgrading. With a slightly masochistic approach I’m also forbidding myself the use of gas lenses, because they can hide some mistakes which would be more obvious with a plain cup. Thank you again for the great content and the inspirational videos! Best of luck to you and yours! Cheers from (not yet) frozen wasteland of Moscow suburbs!
Great water cooled machine model. Numeric screen impossible to see in sunlight. Using a 2" pvc pipe painted flat black inside to use as a shade cup to read the screen. Unfortunately the Mfg was no help. It earns it's keep.
So right now I run a thermal arc 250 ac/dc and I run it off my generator. For field work. In your opinion would that 255 hold up as a mobile welding rig? I take very good care of my equipment. Just wondering how it would work running off a generator setup as mine is still the old transformer welder…. Thanks for the video man! You rock!
I just bought the everlasting 255 ext been a welder a long time I'm retired I seen the new clear cup and tried them they didn't fit what I had and returned them I have a large assortment of ceramic cups the torch 17 26 what would you recommend
friend said an issue with everlast is accessories,, the suppliers like Riverweld in china are way cheaper on stuff. having the hose outlet in the center isnt the best, thats were the center of your tank is so the hose has to bend tight to get up to the regulator. for the pedal Put a set of plastic furniture pads from the dollar stores inder it so you can push i around and not scrape the bottom
You know if you guys want a super duper unbelievable chiller to cool your torches look in the biotech listings of eBay. I come from that sector the robotics industry we used Grant chillers they cost thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars but you can get them used on eBay sometimes or some other second hand places on the internet that I can't remember off the top of my head now for dirt cheap. I got a brand new one simply because nobody claimed it it was sitting on our dock for like a month and nobody knew where it went so the production boss said if someone doesn't get this out of here I'm throwing it out so I threw in the back of my truck LOL now I'm a organic chemist so I use it for chemistry but if I ever get a TIG set up that requires cooling it is unlimited to how cool you can bring those torches down. You have to put propylene glycol in the system so it doesn't freeze let's put it that way
Hey Dusty, whats the difference between that 255 ext and the one I have! Or is it just cosmetics? Did they run into problems with the last model and should I be worried 😟?
What's the difference between one or two outlets?? You just connect wires from the first one to a second one on the wall. You can even connect wires to a third one. lol
I live in England. We have 240v as our standard supply. Then we have 3phase 415v for industry. Weird how different country’s chose different standards all around the same time.
Congrats on the new machine. My BIG BIG beef with Everlast (I've owned 2) is that they are loud as hell and NO 'fan on demand' control. The Everlast people (forum) were actually hostile to me when I asked about 'fan on demand' as an option. They lost me as a customer!
Hi JohnnyG, I totally agree with you on the noise issue. For a 140$ Can. I did a fairly simple modification (heavy duty) on that water cooler. Half the noise and only when needed.
@@PelicanIslandLabs Their products are pretty good and for the price it's not crazy to tweak it a little. Depends what other machine you compare it to. The mod was... removing the fan and replacing it with an Orion fan OA180AP-22-1TB 180x180x90mm 240V from Digikey. Half the noise and only runs on demand with a thermal switch. I could have bothered myself with turning the existing motor-pump sideways to make room to fit the new fan inside. But it was so easy to put outside and it makes it look like a jet engine... Wish I could post a picture in the reply lol. - Opening the water cooler allowed me to also fix the flow alarm issue when using a 25' whip. Just need to pinch the small bypass hose with a tie-rap. - Found a loose hose on the radiator... The hose wasn't pushed far enough over the copper tube. The clamp was crimped too far away. Glad I caught it, easy fix. - And the screw holding the fan on the shaft could use a bit of Loctite if you us it as is.
@@PelicanIslandLabsI put the switch on the copper tube going in the radiator from the torch. Not sure if I chose the best temperature for the switch . I might need to replace it with a lower range. I used 120F - 86F thinking that if it's too close to room temp. it's going to run all the time. I didn't get the chance to use it enough to see. It takes a long time to kick in. All the antifreeze needs to heat up to 120F.
Here we go again another review for Everlast with a professional film crew present how many weld machines they give you to make this video what happened to the real welders?
did you buy this or was it gifted ,,, you sort of dont actually say at the start , just hint at its gifted. nothing wrong with that , but just say so in the open right from the start.
Buyer beware... I am a life time welder... recently bought an Everlast TIG welder for the home hobby shop and while the welder may be good (remains to be seen) the accessories are not. In short order the Argon hose blew out and the regulator leaks at the gage fitting. Basic China quality.
Thanks for Watching! Check out this episode and watch me rip a demo with the Everlast 255 ext HERE🔥 th-cam.com/video/p4gV6uaiesY/w-d-xo.html
💎💎💎Take a FREE online Tig class on my website HERE👉 www.pacificarctigwelding.com/
BTW From learning on a simple machine, going to the Everlast 255 EXT was actually the best decision I could make. This machine took my welding from "hey, I joined metal together" to "hey, you reckon you could build me an intake for ***". Yes it's a Chinese machine, yes it is great, yes I have used it actively for around 3 years. No, it's not a Fronius, but it's taught me more in 3 years than the previous Jasic did in 7 years.
FYI I really only use the water cooled torch for everything, so the machine is loud but hey, so are my neighbours!
Thanks again!
hey if you find the time you should try doing an open root weld on a 2'' pipe in the 6G position. that's one of the requalification tests we do in Alberta to take a job tig welding pipe. Awesome channel, lots to learn. 6" pipe in the 5G position is the initial B pressure test, its an easier test.
The little helper using the plug as a phone is my favorite part. You got some awesome helpers man. Thank you for the video.
I've had my PowerTIG 255EXT for 6 years now and have no complaints. I did upgrade the provided torches to a C-K Worldwide FlexLoc water-cooled torch with superflex hoses and I've never regretted it. FYI, you can change between the 2-series (#9, #20) and 3-series (#17, #18) torch heads on the same water-cooled FlexLoc handle in less than a minute. I use the smaller 2-series head most often but the big one comes in handy for those rare 250A jobs. I built my own torch cooler with a Procon carbonator pump and put an Arduino microcontroller on it so it shuts off the pump when I'm not welding and verifies cooling flow when I am. I also put a gas pressure interlock on the pedal's welding command to make sure I have argon. (Just don't ask why.) I wish the fans on the welder would shut off when not needed like my old Lincoln Wirematic 255. My only other gripe is the direction of cooling air flow. The exhaust blows out the front so I have to divert it with a towel or otherwise keep it away from my work area to prevent disturbing my shielding gas. Not so bad as gripes go, but I hope it never breaks. I suspect repairs are not easy or cheap. Weld mean, weld green...
Blowing the hot air to the front sounds like a dumb design idea. Maybe they were afraid that people will put the machine tight against the back wall.
@@danl.4743 - I like the way you give them credit for more forethought. On my 255EXT, the gas inlet is right in the center of the back, so I had to buy a special 90-deg fitting to keep it from hitting the Argon cylinder! Lots of people complained about this, but I don't know if they ever fixed it. I know that blowing air over heat sinks (instead of sucking) allows you to reduce internal ducting, but the front exhaust is still a pain to ME!
Can you please send a link to the ck torch you have with the interchangeable head? Thanks
Nothing wrong with Everlast and the people are awesome to deal with. love mine but being deaf helps.
I absolutely never pick my peddle up by the cord or pull my welder cart closer by the torch whip 😝
Sticky note covering the Canaweld logo.. nice . I wouldn’t have sold out to a Chinese company but each their own I guess.
I bought the same one and had shipping damage, not Everlast fault. My gas line would leak due to a defect in the connector when I would turn off the gas you could watch the regulator PSI gauge drop instantly. Just went to my local welding shop and got a replacement. Other than that it has been grate. Enjoy all your lessons and have learned a lot thanks, I have a lot of acts of kindness to do. Keep up the great work.
I own a 255ext. I also run the Nova wireless pedal and upgraded the short leads to a CK FL230 witch is a 25' #20 flexlock water cooled torch. It's a amazing machine and it's still teaching me new stuff.
My only bitch about the 255 water cooled setup is the fan stays on 100% of the time. And I wish the machine went above 250hz. Everlast does have 400hz welders but I wasn't going to give up the highly sought after triangle wave to have the higher HZ in the other machine.
The kids segment was great, reminded me of mine when they were younger. Both in collage now.
Everlast seems like a decent machine for the $$$. My Dad just bought one. Not as nice as my HTP but again, for the $$$ Everlast makes a good machine
I got HTP invertig 400 and Miller Dynasty 280...also had the Everlast 210EXT AND the Primeweld 225. I will say, for the $ I spent, the Everlast definitely is the best in its price range. Which is a much more affordable price range than my HTP or Miller(over $5000 machines) but I got the Dynasty for under $3000 so, no regrets. I should pretty much be good for LIFE. At the end of the day, it becomes more about YOUR capabilities than the machine's. And the work that actually will come your way, not the work you HOPE will come your way. That's a big one. You got to hunt down the work you want.
@@DCweldingAndArt All these machines just for you??? It's like women with their collections of shoes. lol
Love the unboxing proves you don’t have to take everything so seriously and family fun never hurts, cheers mate
Just picked up a 210ext, and the hose is the newer style black one. All the plastics are the updated version too.
For the price you can't complain. HTP have the same older style water cooler in red (check This Old Tony video) Which would have matched my welder, but I bought the same as this one, low profile EVERLAST water cooler to keep my welding cart final height low. This week I modified it, removing the fan and replacing it with an Orion fan 180x180x90mm 240V from Digikey. Half the noise and only runs on demand with a thermal switch.
Opening the water cooler allowed me to also fix the flow alarm issue when using a 25' whip. Just need to pinch the small bypass hose with a tie-rap.
Found a loose hose on the radiator... The hose wasn't pushed far enough over the copper tube. The clamp was crimped too far away. Glad I caught it, easy fix.
And the screw holding the fan on the shaft could use a bit of Loctite if you us it as is.
I purchased an Everlast 350 EXT and water cooler almost 2 years ago now! I'm trying to (teach myself) T.I.G. !! I'm 30+ years stick certified welder in a steel mill.. I don't really understand all the functions.. I end up using this EXT 350 for stick welding after I get frustrated trying to tig with a lot of problems!! Haha I sure wish I could get you to my shop for a day showing me how to understand all these settings! But I definitely appreciate your videos! This one was great! And loved your helpers unboxing! PS I had the same issue with the clear Argon line, I lost a lot of Argon when I first started playing with it.. I thought I heard leaking.. but didn't realize the factory hose clamp slipped off!!! I ended up sticking regular hose clamps..
So awesome seeing the fam and having the personal touch! Reminds me of my fam and having their involvement. I've been watching for a while but recently sub'd, keep up the positivity and Thank You!
I bought my 255-EXT in 2014. Initially they sent me a refurbished unit and I only found that out by talking to tech support. It cost me $70 to return the welder and they gave me the current year model.
This thing welds like a dream. There's not much that it can't do. But the lifting feature on my unit does not work. Neither did it work on the previous unit. But who gives a damn about lifting when you have features like advanced pulse. That feature will weld aluminum with this deep and penetration as a 400 amp welder.
All in all, I can't say enough good things about my machine. But the foot pedal that came with sucked and it peed it out after about a year. I had to upgrade to that Nova TIG pedal and there is no other pedal like that on the market. Nova TIG is the most responsive pedal out there and you damn well know it as soon as you put your foot on it.
Great looking machine. I just got an Everlast lightning to replace my 251si. Next purchase will be a water color. What a great company so glad you get to work with them.
I've got 2 Everlast MTS welders and really like them. Get yourself a dual regulator so you can use 1/2 for welding and 1/2 for purging (if and when needed). Good video! One last thing, when installing the gas hose use 2 wrenches. In your video I could see the inner nut move when you tightened the hose and you don't need anything loose or cracked inside the machine. Keep up the great videos. Than you..
Which MTS welders do you have looking at getting one myself
I bet you’re wife was as happy as I am that your kids take after her!
Love the review, love that foot pedal. Your kids are hilarious.
Ohhhh first comment opportunity! Thanks for your vids man love your work all the way from Sydney Oz!
Love my everlast mts lightening 225 !! Does it all and well!!! So sweet!!!!
Dusty, I own the 325 EXT water-cooled and absolutely love it. I need to revisit the torches that came with the unit as I followed all the here-say and jumped to a CK torch. I totally agree that the folks at Everlast are absolutely great. I encountered a minor issue with my water cooler, they called me right back and we resolved it over the phone in minutes. I love watching what you do, and look forward to your future videos on setup with the Everlast! I am in no way, shape, or form as accomplished as you are, so watching what you do has been a huge help for me getting started in TIG. Thank you!
as a 210EXT owner I really appreciate this video as I was considering upgrading at one point.
instead i bought the water cooler. i stand by the decision as I'm a noob and sometimes i float ... hot hot hot.
i may still upgrade at some point but the 210EXT 2021 model has the newer features... regulator. etc. i also got the nova kit with the flex heads.
only complaint on the pedal is it slides on a garage floor. the action and feel are great though.
i just wish it had a rubber feet option.
Everlast is great and if I do upgrade I'll def use the link. i wouldn't be where i am on aluminum without "fill and chill". seriously.
thank you again!
Love your helpers! So cute! I do believe they’re more excited about the welder and cooler than Dad!
I’ve got the same combo, EXT 255 and the water cooler. I’ve got the remote pedal on order…probably sitting on one of those container ships off Long Beach. It’s a swell setup…exudes quality.
Yea, that was adorable lol great job D-man. 👏 great review! Be blessed!
I think if I get one I will be almost as excited as that little guy opening it up.
Just be careful with putting the plastic bag over your head. Make sure you have a second person in the room with you.
Great video Dusty. I’ve personally been an Everlast fan for a few years myself 👌🏼
I know it will probably never happen, but if you ever get your hands on a Primeweld 225X, I would love to see what all you can do with it. All the best, and enjoy that triangle wave form feature!
🪙The Everlast looks great Bro. I got to use a water cooled torch at a new friend's place yesterday. What a difference. Now I'm going to have to look into a water cooled upgrade for my welder. I know it's not absolutely necessary but dang is it nice.
Thank you for your informative comment.
Love it my dude. Gave you a micro shout out in my latest upload! Mentioned you’re my favourite tig channel!
There should be a machine that allows for high frequency start on stick welding so that the arc is initiated before the stick electrode touches the workpiece. I built circuitry for my cheap IGBT machine that does this. Let me tell you; it is soooo impressive to "strike" a perfect arc each time, and never sticking the electrode.
Thanks for the video Dusty! Just ordered mine via your affiliate link and I'll give you a shoutout in my next video. Got the 375 cooler and Nova pedal/torch package as well. Looking forward to laying down some beads with this thing!
At 2:20 "you don't want to play with the stinger? What is the stinger? Must be a TIG kid." LOL LOL LOL LOL!!!😁😛😁😜
Hi Dusty!! Congratulations to your new machine!!! If. You want a nice and light water cooled tig torch CK20 is super light and super flexible! Perfect for detailed welding art😎🤘
Kind regards Robert
I have a 255EXT as well! my first machine and runs great, need to get a water cooler for it soon though
I love my 210ext
Good morning brother's and sister's in the welding world.
Definitely a badass machine!!
Solid review, thanks for sharing.
Excellent content! Thank you for your videos! The water cooled setup does seem like a very nice addition for those day-long marathon welds! I’m currently on a cheap-o stock torch that came with my machine, it’s a 26 with a huge handle thing on it which is not removable and has the thumb switch and it’s all really awkward to hold, but I’m just starting out and learning right now. Looking forward to upgrading for sure, but I’ve set myself a goal to get the basics down before I go upgrading. With a slightly masochistic approach I’m also forbidding myself the use of gas lenses, because they can hide some mistakes which would be more obvious with a plain cup.
Thank you again for the great content and the inspirational videos!
Best of luck to you and yours!
Cheers from (not yet) frozen wasteland of Moscow suburbs!
Awesome Channel
Nice jobe idol. We support your channel sir. Keep up a good work. Watching from Philippines.
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Great water cooled machine model. Numeric screen impossible to see in sunlight. Using a 2" pvc pipe painted flat black inside to use as a shade cup to read the screen. Unfortunately the Mfg was no help. It earns it's keep.
Looking for a new machine that is cheaper than the miller dynasty. Is this the machine?
So right now I run a thermal arc 250 ac/dc and I run it off my generator. For field work. In your opinion would that 255 hold up as a mobile welding rig? I take very good care of my equipment. Just wondering how it would work running off a generator setup as mine is still the old transformer welder…. Thanks for the video man! You rock!
I just bought the everlasting 255 ext been a welder a long time I'm retired I seen the new clear cup and tried them they didn't fit what I had and returned them I have a large assortment of ceramic cups the torch 17 26 what would you recommend
Love your channel bro
friend said an issue with everlast is accessories,, the suppliers like Riverweld in china are way cheaper on stuff. having the hose outlet in the center isnt the best, thats were the center of your tank is so the hose has to bend tight to get up to the regulator. for the pedal Put a set of plastic furniture pads from the dollar stores inder it so you can push i around and not scrape the bottom
what kind of coolant is that where do I get them
You know if you guys want a super duper unbelievable chiller to cool your torches look in the biotech listings of eBay. I come from that sector the robotics industry we used Grant chillers they cost thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars but you can get them used on eBay sometimes or some other second hand places on the internet that I can't remember off the top of my head now for dirt cheap. I got a brand new one simply because nobody claimed it it was sitting on our dock for like a month and nobody knew where it went so the production boss said if someone doesn't get this out of here I'm throwing it out so I threw in the back of my truck LOL now I'm a organic chemist so I use it for chemistry but if I ever get a TIG set up that requires cooling it is unlimited to how cool you can bring those torches down. You have to put propylene glycol in the system so it doesn't freeze let's put it that way
which water cooler is used for this setup?
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Why do i get a light shock when welding with new everlast...like a 9v battery shock. Welding aluminum on bed of truck...auto setting 70 amps
Hi,Dusty am in Uganda am in love with tic,mig,flax core etc…i need mp less then $500 having all 4 in one.
Have any reviews of harbor freights protig205?
you should see what kind of torch they come with in Europe ...yours very good ;)
do they make a wireless foot control, I have one for my Miller 200 and love it, really dont want to go back to the cord
Good video,thanks🤗😎🤗😎
Hey Dusty, whats the difference between that 255 ext and the one I have! Or is it just cosmetics? Did they run into problems with the last model and should I be worried 😟?
You have TWO 240v outlets in the garage?? EPIC
What's the difference between one or two outlets?? You just connect wires from the first one to a second one on the wall. You can even connect wires to a third one. lol
I live in England. We have 240v as our standard supply. Then we have 3phase 415v for industry. Weird how different country’s chose different standards all around the same time.
@@mopedmarathon the great thing about standards is there are so many of them!
Germany hast 220V standart and since 1980s almost every Household has 3 Phase 400V for Powerequipment like Pressurewashers and woodshredders.
Yeah I know right!!!
my son has the exact same banana shirt
Congrats on the new machine. My BIG BIG beef with Everlast (I've owned 2) is that they are loud as hell and NO 'fan on demand' control. The Everlast people (forum) were actually hostile to me when I asked about 'fan on demand' as an option. They lost me as a customer!
Hi JohnnyG, I totally agree with you on the noise issue. For a 140$ Can. I did a fairly simple modification (heavy duty) on that water cooler. Half the noise and only when needed.
@@repairtech9320 What was the mod?
I'm sort of sorry for posting my negative-nabob comment about Everlast. I wish good things to all.
@@PelicanIslandLabs Their products are pretty good and for the price it's not crazy to tweak it a little. Depends what other machine you compare it to. The mod was... removing the fan and replacing it with an Orion fan OA180AP-22-1TB
180x180x90mm 240V from Digikey. Half the noise and only runs on demand with a thermal switch. I could have bothered myself with turning the existing motor-pump sideways to make room to fit the new fan inside. But it was so easy to put outside and it makes it look like a jet engine... Wish I could post a picture in the reply lol.
- Opening the water cooler allowed me to also fix the flow alarm issue when using a 25' whip. Just need to pinch the small bypass hose with a tie-rap.
- Found a loose hose on the radiator... The hose wasn't pushed far enough over the copper tube. The clamp was crimped too far away. Glad I caught it, easy fix.
- And the screw holding the fan on the shaft could use a bit of Loctite if you us it as is.
@@repairtech9320 Thanks for that info.
Where did you mount the thermal switch?
@@PelicanIslandLabsI put the switch on the copper tube going in the radiator from the torch. Not sure if I chose the best temperature for the switch . I might need to replace it with a lower range. I used 120F - 86F thinking that if it's too close to room temp. it's going to run all the time. I didn't get the chance to use it enough to see. It takes a long time to kick in. All the antifreeze needs to heat up to 120F.
Man your kids are adorable
May have to sell my syncrowave 250 .and upgrade damn it .
hi sir, why is your machine made in china? i thought the machine is made in USA or Japan or Canada
When it comes to pure entertainment, your kids blow you out of the water!
Hey, my name is joe i make an amperage controller for the everlast 255 tig welder i will send you one if you give me your honest opinion about it.
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Here we go again another review for Everlast with a professional film crew present how many weld machines they give you to make this video what happened to the real welders?
did you buy this or was it gifted ,,, you sort of dont actually say at the start , just hint at its gifted.
nothing wrong with that , but just say so in the open right from the start.
Appreciate the info thanks LARRYMOORE
Bro you have Gucci slides?
Buyer beware... I am a life time welder... recently bought an Everlast TIG welder for the home hobby shop and while the welder may be good (remains to be seen) the accessories are not. In short order the Argon hose blew out and the regulator leaks at the gage fitting. Basic China quality.
Tig kid T-shirt.
What's the duty cycle of the welder
60% @250amps.
Why the hate for the trigger?
Leftist.
Dusty , did you pay out of pocket for this New machine?
I think they gave it to him
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Man, use your language and then use google translate, copy, and paste. Easy. :)
you sound like you did not pay for the machine, Please mention full disclosure or I will unsubscribe.
Sell me your 210