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Good review! I'm just getting started into MIG welding and I wanted this table badly. I waited for months for HF to have it available, but it never showed up within 100 miles. Then they poured salt into the wound by sending me a $20 off coupon for it. I gave up and bought the Klutch one at NT. It has the same clamps which I thought would be fine for occasional hobby type welding, but they drove me crazy. Every time I needed to move a clamp over an inch, I had to reach under the table and try not to drop the silly nut. I ended up just grabbing a couple bar clamps from the woodshop and welding an inch of 16mm SS rod from eBay on the end of it as seen on lots of YT videos. Works great!

I bought this welder and watched this video. Applying to marine welding firms tomorrow.

this is awesome 👏

Yeah brother good video for sure. We need all tutorials to be modeled after this video.

Fucking thank you man, nobody online knows TDC for these damn things

Stick weld it and no problemo, Big gauge electrodes can match it with any wire feeder process , no hassles!

I just got this welder for father's day. Never welded before. Tried it today. Welds look pretty decent for first time. However I have a ton of spatter. What's causing that, or what can I do different to lessen it?

Home depot does sorta have a GBB system, Ryobi Rigid Milwaukee are all TTI owned and sold in the same place. But you are right, its not obvious like how HF does it

Super simple, clear video! I know nothing about welding but I am a gearhead and this comes in handy!

alot of DIYs use or could use a grinder for metal,tile,concrete, and surprisingly they make wood wheels . i have watched most of ur easyflux125 vids and i picked one up today (first welder btw) i was gonna buy the Chicago electric but u changed my mind immediately thanks for the tips i will continue to watch ur videos .

Just picked up the hercules drill and impact kit for my work truck! They are great!

Good stuff, I work on the principle that I buy the cheapest reasonable tool first and if I kill it quick I buy a better one. If you still have the cheap tool 4 years later you definitely didn't need the fancy one.

A good set of screwdrivers is a must-have.

Multi tool...I have a first gen corded Fein that has served me well...I'll go battery if it ever fails. Quality blades are also a must

Good vid for a nOOb like me :)

What tools are on your list?

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Nice simple instructions. All I want to do to start with is weld up some shaped rebar into an arch for my garden, then maybe move onto some more decorative stuff..

Hey. Once this is done, and you move the throttle, I get that it moves that arm but how come it doesn't rev the engine or make it go?

love the video! as a note on the paint guns, that one is not great for automotive but I have seen some AMAZING paint jobs come from that purple black widow gun

Watched several of your videos before buying my Titanium Flux 125. Should've watched this too. I didn't realize the welder didn't have any wire. Smh. I was ready to weld something.

Did anyone elses not come with the roll of wire?

I wish they still sold those Chicago Electric 4" angle grinders, I've had mine for about 18 years, it still works great. I have the Earthquake 1200ftlb impact, works great, plenty of torque for many DIY projects. Those organizer boxes are great, I wish they would lock to each other though to make moving them around easier. I do the same thing with my angle grinders. I keep different cutting/grinding wheels on them so I'm not swapping wheels all the time. I have a few Bauer and Hercules tools, both seem to be just fine for my needs for DIY projects and homeowner stuff. The framing nailer I got has the adjustable magazine so you can adjust for different nail angles....not sure why there are so many different nail angles for nail guns, but there are like 4 or 5 I think. I also have the coil roofing nailer, pin nailer, wide crown and narrow crown staplers, brad nailer, and finish nailer. They all work great, and my brad nailer has got to be around 20 years old, it was the first tool I bought from Harbor Freight. It still works great. The Central Pneumatic Gravity Feed HVLP spray gun works great, and many people have videos painting their cars with them, with great success. I painted my garden trailer with one a few weeks ago and it turned out great. The biggest issue is people don't take the time to do all the prep work before painting stuff, they automatically blame the paint application device, rather than their lack of time spent prepping the area to be painted, and not properly setting up the paint gun is another common problem. I haven't picked up one of those portable bandsaws, or the mount they have yet, but its on my list. I have the Hercules 12" dual bevel sliding compound miter saw and the Hercules 12-1/2" thickness planer. Both work extremely well. The miter saw didn't require any adjustments out of the box, and the thickness planer uses 3 knives rather than 2 like many other more common name models. I have a Bauer 6 gallon wet/dry vac, and it works just as well as my Shop Vacs have....and you can get bags for the Bauer vacuums as well as replacement filters.

Cooking spray works great as a anti spatter spray it’s a lot cheaper and you can buy it in bulk at grocery stores

Could I weld a fence with this machine?

Is there away to fill screw holes in vinyl?

it works but there are welders for the same price that can do flux only like a Yeswelder or ones that have mig tig and stick for 50 bucks more or less on Amazon with better wirespeed, current and voltage control. but harbor freight warranties are painless.

Great video! Thank you!

iam an hobbyist who has an inverter welder , still havent perfected my stick welding, really suck while welding sqaure tubes, can i use the electrodes from stick welding as a filler , that way i wont have to buy gas or filler.

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Great demo, Im a beginner, cant wait to start.

Where can I find a go kart like this

Why isn't it feeding? No matter how iadjust it.

I wonder how much would be cost of if I hire somebody 😅

How about amperage draw. Can i just directly plug it on my household outlet without tripping my circuit breaker? Thanks

Great video! I've improved a lot recently.... now that I've left stick and moved to flux core... But checking this video, nicely confirmed for me... how and why I have improved recently! Thank you for the confirmation!

Porosity. Must love to grind

I'm just a hobbyist. I bought a 220 back in like 2018 and used it to mig a couple times, then I didn't use until this year. I ran about four feet of bead in six inch intervals and then last night I ran a bead of about a foot. When I went to run another bead, nothing happened when I pressed the trigger. No gas, no wire feed, no sound. The cold wire feed still works. I've searched YT and I found a video about a similar issue, but on a Miller (Lincoln?) welder. So I guess I'm going to disassemble the gun and see if I can find anything. If that doesn't fix it, I guess I'll try to finish with stick. Anybody got any ideas?

I plan on working on relatively thin metal (16-14 Guage) do you think a flux core machine handles this type of thing better?

Bad @$$ video thank you I just got my S1 40w and your video inspired me to do this kinds of jobs, with you vast experience what works better Engrave or marking (not sure if that’s the correct name) the acrylic? Thanks and keep up the good work

0:10 "Ok. Here's your stuff... Buh bye, now."

I live in Georgia(not US state, it is small country), and sometimes I desperately wish to have something like Harbor Freight in my small country, why you will ask me? Because shops that we have here are expensive as hell and sell low quality stuff in some of them, like if those impacts in video costs like 100 buck, here in my country it will cost like 150-200, so it is really pain in our ass.

Which hold is the ground supposed to go to the ( - ) or the ( + ) hold? I'm trying to weld aluminum pieces but it is not welding and the stick 3/32.

Why did you remove the door trim?

What's a good Paint for hiding dents? I am making a table I am tired of trying to get it perfect

i like the company BECAUSE their products are great for many of us on a budget and still giving a pretty decent quality

Drill bits show up…… oh no not for metal! Oh he mentions that. Ok

It's currently 99 for the 5AH quick charger starter kit w free tool. I just bought the 1/4 and 1/2 impacts

Is there a website or which of the big box stores has the best priced steel I unfortunately live in the middle of nowhere western NC and there are no steel suppliers around

Fixed lenz are more reliable for out welding like pipeline or structure welding. Actually you can change fixed lenz with auto darkening too.