| Manufacturer | Everlast Power Equipment |
|---|---|
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Voltage | 220 Volts |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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So far a great mig welder
I’ve been hearing a lot of hype about Everlast and when I was looking into buying a welder for personal use I decided to try this new dual voltage mig . I chose the dual voltage because I might need to use the welder remotely and 110v is more common on generators.first Impressions ? Welder looks awesome (love the green) , the screen is bright and easy to read. Controls knobs work as you would expect them too, no weird glitching . The settings are fairly accurate . The presets like most welders are on the hot side but it gives you a small range to work within the factory setting for certain thickness metals . Overall very pleased.Now why the 4 star? Like anything it could use some improvements , my first issue setting it up is the gas hose comes out the back basically in the middle . So if you’re like me and run a 125 cu ft bottle it hits the gas line when you run a , what I consider normal welding cart for this size welder . My solution is hang the welder off the front a little and push the bottle into the corner as far as it can go so it doesn’t pinch the hose. A 90 out of the welder or moving the fitting over a few inches would be great. The other issue and why I knocked off a star is the welding gun feels very cheap and it needs a little more angle . Every other “name brand” mig gun I’ve welded with has more angle to the gun. I might be able to bend it a little with a tube bender to solve this though.Other than that , it’s a winner , hard to beat in the price range . Big name brand welders have sky rocketed in price and just aren’t worth it unless it makes you money everyday.I wouldn’t hesitate to give this welder or any Everlast a go! I will be trying out their tig welder next !
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I’ve been hearing a lot of hype about Everlast and when I was looking into buying a welder for personal use I decided to try this new dual voltage mig . I chose the dual voltage because I might need to use the welder remotely and 110v is more common on generators.first Impressions ? Welder looks awesome (love the green) , the screen is bright and easy to read. Controls knobs work as you would expect them too, no weird glitching . The settings are fairly accurate . The presets like most welders are on the hot side but it gives you a small range to work within the factory setting for certain thickness metals . Overall very pleased.
Now why the 4 star? Like anything it could use some improvements , my first issue setting it up is the gas hose comes out the back basically in the middle . So if you’re like me and run a 125 cu ft bottle it hits the gas line when you run a , what I consider normal welding cart for this size welder . My solution is hang the welder off the front a little and push the bottle into the corner as far as it can go so it doesn’t pinch the hose. A 90 out of the welder or moving the fitting over a few inches would be great. The other issue and why I knocked off a star is the welding gun feels very cheap and it needs a little more angle . Every other “name brand” mig gun I’ve welded with has more angle to the gun. I might be able to bend it a little with a tube bender to solve this though.
Other than that , it’s a winner , hard to beat in the price range . Big name brand welders have sky rocketed in price and just aren’t worth it unless it makes you money everyday.
I wouldn’t hesitate to give this welder or any Everlast a go! I will be trying out their tig welder next !
Now why the 4 star? Like anything it could use some improvements , my first issue setting it up is the gas hose comes out the back basically in the middle . So if you’re like me and run a 125 cu ft bottle it hits the gas line when you run a , what I consider normal welding cart for this size welder . My solution is hang the welder off the front a little and push the bottle into the corner as far as it can go so it doesn’t pinch the hose. A 90 out of the welder or moving the fitting over a few inches would be great. The other issue and why I knocked off a star is the welding gun feels very cheap and it needs a little more angle . Every other “name brand” mig gun I’ve welded with has more angle to the gun. I might be able to bend it a little with a tube bender to solve this though.
Other than that , it’s a winner , hard to beat in the price range . Big name brand welders have sky rocketed in price and just aren’t worth it unless it makes you money everyday.
I wouldn’t hesitate to give this welder or any Everlast a go! I will be trying out their tig welder next !
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