Over the years I have been impressed with the options for welders. I have always used Miller's in the shops I have worked for. I will be honest I had to save for a awhile but I chose the Miller 220. I have had it for 2.5 years now and it has done every task I have needed it for. I enjoyed the video.
Thank you! That’s good to know about the 220, miller makes great welders! Eventually I’ll get a miller but for now I’m gonna see what the everlast can do!
I was taught how to weld on a dynasty 350 Tig welder it was easy 600lb and needs a forklift to move. Me today I have a primeweld Tig 225x with the maxcool watercooler and CK worldwide flex-loc torch all for under 2k AC/DC tig machine with 60% duty cycle never hit it. I have my Chinese MiG welder I got for 275 from Amazon and it's now 4yrs old never had a issue with it.
Nice! After I posted this video I sarted looking into the primeweld welder and they seem really solid! It’s crazy the amount of welder we can get now for cheap prices!
Times have changed, if it was my bread and butter i could justify the cost, for me i have Eastwood welders it works great warranty. Had a torch go bad they send me one . I just purchased another Eastwood welder mig 90 will have by Tuesday, wanted something small to do patch panel on my car harbor freight 90 day warranty is terrible northern tools have some klutch welder that have 3 year minimum 1
@@OlsonsGarage ok, obrigado pela atenção. Eu gostaria muito de ter uma everlast 275. Mas não sei falar inglês, e não sei como comprar com eles. Se você sabe como fazer, e puder me ajudar, te agradeço. Mas se não der para me ajudar, está tudo bem, obrigado.
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Over the years I have been impressed with the options for welders. I have always used Miller's in the shops I have worked for. I will be honest I had to save for a awhile but I chose the Miller 220. I have had it for 2.5 years now and it has done every task I have needed it for. I enjoyed the video.
Thank you! That’s good to know about the 220, miller makes great welders! Eventually I’ll get a miller but for now I’m gonna see what the everlast can do!
@@OlsonsGarage I really want to see how the Everlast does. Times are changing and I want to see how these other welders from real users hold up.
I’ll be sure to keep up on the performance and reliability on the everlast!
I was taught how to weld on a dynasty 350 Tig welder it was easy 600lb and needs a forklift to move. Me today I have a primeweld Tig 225x with the maxcool watercooler and CK worldwide flex-loc torch all for under 2k AC/DC tig machine with 60% duty cycle never hit it. I have my Chinese MiG welder I got for 275 from Amazon and it's now 4yrs old never had a issue with it.
Nice! After I posted this video I sarted looking into the primeweld welder and they seem really solid! It’s crazy the amount of welder we can get now for cheap prices!
Very good and thorough review!
Thank you!! I did a lot of research before I made the purchase and thought I would share it with y’all! Thanks for watching!
Times have changed, if it was my bread and butter i could justify the cost, for me i have Eastwood welders it works great warranty. Had a torch go bad they send me one . I just purchased another Eastwood welder mig 90 will have by Tuesday, wanted something small to do patch panel on my car harbor freight 90 day warranty is terrible northern tools have some klutch welder that have 3 year minimum 1
Cool! Let me know how that Eastwood welders dose! Good to know about the klutch welders too!
Eu gostaria muito de ter a everlast 275. Eles vendem para o Brasil?
I’ll be honest, I don’t really know if they do or not.
@@OlsonsGarage ok, obrigado pela atenção. Eu gostaria muito de ter uma everlast 275. Mas não sei falar inglês, e não sei como comprar com eles. Se você sabe como fazer, e puder me ajudar, te agradeço. Mas se não der para me ajudar, está tudo bem, obrigado.
If you need autoset you have no business welding
It’s a nice reference