This Cheap Little WELDER Does it All !!

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[richardbilton]

I used to weld for a living that machine is impressive

[ronniedoyle]

I am a retired pipe welder, this machine is a budget powerhouse, I have a separate machine for each welding process, the machine would be the best thing for beginners and the weekend DIYers like me, I am glad you showcased it on your channel.

[ssimderwelders]

Thanks for test our SSimder SD-4050 Pro welder&cutter. This video is great.😁

[JustinWoodTV]

As a first time welder, I just ordered a 4 in 1 welder from amazon. Literally my first day welding was Sunday Sept 17 2023. I think this little machine will help me learn to weld.

[askmeo]

The screen change when you adjusted your voltage is actually adjusting your arc length. A larger or higher number on the screen equates to more voltage from the tip of the wire the contact area of the arc on your base material. Typically fine tuning is required to find the highest amperage of the wire feed you deem necessary to fill up or make a weld size you need. Matching the amperage with the old "One amp on your machine per thousandth thickness of your base material" is a good place to start. Forgive my lengthy explanation but 4 years of professional welding and my inner teacher's eye started twitching to share knowledge. Hope it helped and love your videos! PPS: if you were to make more welding content videos i wouldnt complain.

[kevinkelly]

Pulsed mig is typically used in production welding over mig for the fact that you can tune it to get a cleaner weld with less splatter. Years ago I used to know the technical terms but I haven't used pulse for years.

[leesmith]

I've been a specialty welder for over 60 years this is one awesome machine

[donniedickerson]

Well that's Purty Dang Gone awesome right there y'all

[MrGeeMoney]

The Sling Blade That movies is so under rated!

[thomasmckelvey]

There are a few points that should be mentioned to the average DIY's, #1 he's using 220 Volts, most garage guys will be using 120V, #2 He's using Tri-Gas which is Argon, Helium, & Nitrogen with a solid wire (GMAW). The gas primarily used for welding Stainless Steel, and it's cost is 3-4 X as much (because of the Helium) as 75% Argon & 25% CO2. #3 Most guys today I believe are using Innershield, Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW), which is by far the most convenient method in use today, All Position, no wind concerns, and is code compliant when the proper procedures are adhered to. In combination with a shielding gas of 75% Argon & 25% CO2, it is called Dual Shield Welding. Produces a very clean appearance, it's a very fluid puddle, hotter, not recommended for out of position welding- it will drop out. Best used flat on large/thick weldments w/a fast deposit.

[stout]

Pulse mig works like pulse tig. It basically fluctuates the current. You will set your current you want, then a backing current. It will bounce back and forth between the heats. Works great for filling gaps

[brandonreynolds]

I bought a simder mig tig and stick, it has 240 volts if needed for less than 200 bucks and it did a good job making my mowing trailer. You have to buy the tig cord separately but for the money it's hard to beat. I used it on 120 and 1/4 inch steel welded easy.

[km-gilw]

That's a winner, Pulse and the gutsy Plasma are my favourites on that demo the spray arc with pulse may give the duty cycle a shake yet it is stunning in appearance. Co2 is an active gas improves or gives a deeper penetration profile and runs hot, it's used in heavy production welding with flux-cored wire which comes out super smooth as a result of the CO2 Shield. Thanks for that demo on my 3rd hour searching for small cheap welders and this popped up, well done very realistic .

[rfranciskane]

Thanks for demonstrating this welder. Due to financial difficulties, I had to sell my Miller MiG and TIG/Stick welders. This welder looks like what I need, especially on a budget. BK

[brianlykins]

Great deal there Keith. You done good son, gettin that one to try out.
For average guy workin in the shop / garage, this would do just about anything that they get into. If someone is gonna do a big job or a bunch of thick steel, they might want a bigger machine but this one should do a bunch of what you want. And a plasma cutter to boot.
Appreciate everything you do buddy to bring us these videos.
God bless ya'll and stay safe on your running around out there.

[mchanist]

Ha! you got me with that chipping hammer brush, never watched your channel before, thought WTF! this guy can't be serious! then in the bin it went. Well played.

[NickatLateNite]

Learned how weld (all kinds) almost 50 years ago, in an industrial lab, never welded ever since... If they had this welder back then, I would have been a professional welder!

[joebuck]

Impressive. Not much more you can say except for AWESOME. Great video Keith.

[Tygor]

Man I like that thing better than the Miller I use at work every day!!!!

[raydiaz]

I trust Dave. Love you guys. Thanks for the tests. And the savings