Different Types of Welding - Explained with Demos! MIG - TIG - ARC

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Learn the differences in MIG, TIG and Stick / Arc welding and find out which welder is best for your needs. Matt is using the Eastwood mp200i which is a multi process welder that can do all 3 processes in a single machine.

This is a true “one machine does it all” welder! MIG, Stick or TIG weld all from a single compact, space-saving unit.

One machine does it all! No need to buy and store separate MIG, TIG or Stick welders
Weld everything from thin body panels to frames, tubing and heavy plate steel up to: MIG = 3/8”, TIG = ¼” and Stick/ARC = ¼”
Weld aluminum up to ¼” with the optional Eastwood #20518 Spool Gun Kit
Inverter Technology provides high power in a light, compact unit. Weighs less than 30 lbs. (13kg.). Power it with a generator and weld anywhere
30-220 Amp output, 220 volt, 36 Amp input, 50/60 Hz
Dual Digital output displays
MIG / Flux Function, the peak amperage is 200 amps with a duty cycle of 20% at the full 200 amps
TIG / Stick Function, the peak amperage is 175 amps with a duty cycle of 30% at 160 amps
Backed by Eastwood's no-hassle 3-year warranty
The Inverter Technology efficiently allows welding all types of steel from thin gauge to heavier pieces with equal ability. Add an optional Eastwood 20518 Spool Gun and weld aluminum too.

Eastwood has everything you need to do the job right when you're restoring a car, truck or motorcycle - from welders to paint and everything in between.

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00:17 Thought the devil was communicating with me.

earlyexit

Im attending an automotive collision repair and painting program and your explanation was a lot less complicated, more complete and satisfying than my teacher's. That's why I like America, it's totally the oposite of some parts of europe. Here people are narcissistic even when they're speaking. They use language not as an objective tool, but for some kind of "art" and over complicate things!

One question though. how does this multi-process welding machine cost? Do you ship to Europe? Thank you.

ferdinandvs.benedictvs

This video helped me a lot. Buying a welder tomorrow for my ranch. Thx!

TXHAWGKILLA

Thanks I have a project that I am starting with my son, and this video just cleared my mind on what equipment to use and brand

poconoexoticars

00:17

Robotic voice says F off Scott?

robbiefromcali

Gonna be going to college for welding in August

national-ninja

now i know its an arc welding the one most used here in the Philippines..quite convenient that using the other types of welding but cant do anything about like sink, thin metal sheets and etc except by using acetelyn gas with industrial O2 and a metal wire...this machine using gas is better in my opinion..thanks for these vid..👍

CrzzAlpha

Thanks for this your enlightenment. I have been so interested in doing my household welding myself, but always afraid of the hazard associated with it. But now, i know with the help of Mig welding i can do it. I am checking on the lincorn electric 215, but i don't know what thickness of metal it can handle and the max current it can supply? Also what specific gas can i use alone with it

elvisbest

Good work I learned a lot.
and its without a doubt the TIG I often feel I could use' to finer stuff and just average metal-repairs or builds' but those gas-canisters.. does TIG come in a gas-free variant with metal-feed-wire that handle that lacking aspect.?

JAKOB

i know nothing about welding and have no projects. i would just like to know how to do it. i understand the "stick" welding but would like to know what the "gas" bottles are for and what they do when mig/tig welding. also, for someone just wanting to learn how to mig or tig weld (just playing around welding metal pieces together) what should be a good first welder to purchase? i realize you are in the business of selling Eastwood products but i keep seeing several types of welders for sale at Harbor Freight for less than $100. i dont mind spending $100-200 for an inexpensive welder for learning purposes and then once learned, step up to some quality equipment. thanks

tylerwarren