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Jody has posted a few more videos of the units on weldingtipsandtricks.com, of both the 250EX and the PowerPro 256. In one he is stick welding with the 256 and in the other he gives a more detailed look at practical use of manual pulse welding.
I hadn't gotten an update recently from his site. So I went to check it out and found these :http://www.youtube.com/user/weldingtipsandtricks
Enjoy!
It was his videos that convinced me to order a unit from you guys. I was looking for a used Miller before researching your units and a friend of mine was trying to get me to go with a different companies product but after watching Jody's video's and seeing the comparison between the Everlast and the Miller I decided to order a PowerPro 256. I think the video's are great from someone who is still learning welding.
Jody's videos are an excellent way to begin to understand most of the E'last welders advanced functions. Watching the whole series of "All those freakin knobs" vids helped put me miles further down the road rather than just experimenting alone...
Jodie's videos are the reason I bought the 256 [awaiting delivery]. He did some nice testing and took it through some paces. It's way more machine than I will ever need, but he sure sold it to me.
another one is out
http://youtu.be/RG4ZOwSw9CQ
Informative video. I understood the mechanics of this from what I've been reading but it just makes a whole lot more sense being able to see a weld taking shape under the various conditions. Nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
I'd like to know the physics behind the cleaning action. Anyone able to explain it or point me in the right direction?
I think he explains it quite well...The force of the arc in part "blows" the oxide layer up in EP.
It's an ionization issue. There's an interesting picture, I think I saw it in a welding text, that shows the transfer of electons and ions based on the polarity. S/F.....Ken M
Yeah that's more what I was looking for. Something a little more technical on the physics side.Quote:
Originally Posted by EchoSixMike
http://www.esabna.com/euweb/awtc/Lesson2_11.htm
ESAB covers some of it in the online lessons. S/F.....Ken M
Awesome, thanks. I will give it a look overQuote:
Originally Posted by EchoSixMike
part two is out
http://youtu.be/7YySwRTJ25Y
part one is out for PA160
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CblpZF54_uM&feature=em-uploademail
That guy makes some nice looking welds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
That TIG weld was nice enough to frame. Nice endorsement of the flexibility of such a nice and compact welding machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by zoama585
I wish I could tig weld that good! No doubt that's a nice welding package!
That video has made me seriously consider trying that TIG welder first before spending the money on a 200DX..
I'd still rather go straight for the 200DX since I know I'd never outgrow that
Regardless.. that is some pretty welding
one more .. more to come
http://youtu.be/gJW2SDSxL2M
The price is much better but no aluminum. The 160sth is a very nice unit for the money. I have both EX and 160sth. The 160sth is for portability. Like the IMIG-200 we use.Quote:
Originally Posted by ncsugrad2006
If you watch the video it is quite a machine for the size and price.
here is one more ..
http://youtu.be/RPlMCAibE8c
http://youtu.be/GTAMaKXdBvU
here is one more video using 210EXT and PA160STH
And another with the 160 sth ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkjthiUUKRc
ONE MORE ..
http://youtu.be/i3MMVzNKiDw