I isntalled the timney trigger into my psa dagger compact and im having the same reset “binary fire” issue with both springs. Has anyone else has this issue? Im not sure how to fix this? Should I get a factory glock trigger bar?

With the size of the area. You can still put a regular size rim & tire

Just now finding out that KZbin doesn't allow showing the disassembly of a firearm. We need a new platform to compete with KZbin.

Thanks for the tips bro!! I had to come find a video after failing to get those dang pins out

People need to stop showing on video them checking their firearm point blank do it before you don't need a waste time showing it. If people don't understand that this should be done before the video in the camera is on or why messing with the firearm and taking it apart they don't need to have a gun they don't need to own a gun It's common sense. I think the stupidest thing I see on videos is people showing on video of them clearing their firearm and then you watch another video where people don't show that on video and you get stupid idiots commenting saying why didn't you clear your firearm You don't know what you're doing. No you do not need to put it on video and if someone accidentally shoots themselves taking apart their gun they don't need to have a firearm this is not okay it's not for safety You're actually causing an issue because if those people are that stupid they do not need a firearm it's just that simple but I love your videos stop showing yourself clearing the firearm It doesn't make sense

Nice and clear.

Saved me a lot of dough! Thanks so much. I love KZbin and all the helpful life hackers like yourself.

all these kind of videos are ford trucks. hmm.

Thank you for the content! Helpful!

Is the YesWelder 160 still working a year later? Do you use it?

Was there a welding video for the 160?

The loss must be through the roof.

Looks small on you and your a small guy

The Bottom of the Jack where you tighten and raises and release and it goes down. Reales it and all the way out and the fluid can come out there and get all the fluid out.

Question for a friend. Have you heard of this trigger making a dagger fully auto if so do you know a fix for it. I think its doing a forced reset or something

Can you direct me to the pin and wiring schematic for the switch and connector what # is positive and what # is negative

why nobody measures the output current on 110 and 220 to see if customers are getting what they ay for.too bad yes welders don't have spot weld feature.

thank you brother

Thanks so much for the tip about the specific epoxy. I've struggled with the same problem on my 2014 subaru wrx -- JB Weld just won't stick.

Thanks dude

Well Nathan I would like to say thanks! I was going crazy with the prices down here! I appreciate it

How about trying our welding machine as well? We believe our machine will give you another fresh experience!

Thanks Nate. Just took the tire down for the first time on my 2013 F150. I've had it for 3 years and I managed to get the seized plug out ok. The spare only has 30 psi so good thing I checked. The instructions for tire change missing from the felt pouch and I'm wondering about jack points. Do you know?

Am i the only one who had the problem where once i put the rear pin all the way back in, the trigger wouldn’t function? I damn near cut the pin. Worked fine. I switched the pins to the plastic glock ones instead of the metal one that come in the dagger

120A on stick is for 1/8" ROD, not material. Looks like you're using 1/16", maybe 3/32 rod. 1/16 rod should be in the 20-45A range and 3/32 should be 40-90A. And also... you going WAY, waaay too fast. Go slower than you think you need to go and do slow 1/8" circles as you move along .... slowly (or side to side, but slow circles are easier for new stick welders). Keep a tight arc length. If you get undercut, you're going too fast or not pausing long enough on the toes. Pause on the toe, move through the middle, pause on the other toe (when moving side to side).

Small sends need glue

Thanks. Just bought an old truck and the tools weren't there. Didn't know exactly what was up. Got er done

Hi Nate. First time welder here and I have some stupid questions. I just bought the YWM-160 and planning to do flux core welding on 1/8" steel bar. First, I should plug the cable already attached to the machine to the NEGATIVE terminal and plug the ground clamp to the positive terminal, right? Second, when using "smart" mode, how do we set the wire feed speed? The chart says we should set it to 450 but the maximum I can see on the screen is 120? I am thinking that I should use 220V in order to have higher setting, am I wrong? Thank you very much in advance!

"Best welding helmet you've never head off" says from a guy who never tried the best from optrel, 3m, esab, and miller

Hi Nate, first time welder here. What do you think the best setting for 1/8" steel? Thank you!

broke my 2004 key fob eyelet twice. first time went the 32.95 route, this time went the $6.95 route. Didn't need programming just another plastic case!

i’m watching this bcs i can’t put it back into the car.

I just bought one. I can't believe how good it is. I can't rationalize a welder I paid $156 for being this good. I had a Hobart 140. I like this better.

How do you deal with large body panels that are too big to submerge?

Bought mine when it first came out back in like 2019. Used it for exhaust, body panels, tractor repair, firearm builds, custom engine mounts, you name it. Pretty much pays for itself in the first job. It's been rained on too and still keeps trucking. Tensioner and wire feed is kinda meh so you have to make sure your spool gun cable is kept relatively straight to make sure your wire feed is consistent. I must have gotten a decent one that had good QC. They are on sale for 100$ today so I might grab another.

I did an unboxing on this same machine and worked great on my 220v test. I was looking if there was a button to select material thickness or if the manual was referring to the wire thickness. I bought the Rode Wireless Me mics and crackle alot, is there a fix for them.

Thanks for the review. I'm about to order one of these.

Good video, but my Granddaughter was bored!! 😆

Another solid video, sir. Just straight to the point with everything! We're the pro auto lighting company for nearly 10 years and we're looking forward to do a sponsorship with you! Can we invite you to do a review?

Is your polarity reversed for flux? Looks like it’s not

I open my packages with angle grinders with diamond cutting wheels.

What is it with you? You know, it's literally every nickel and dime KZbinr You included, who open boxes with power tools. I know you have an image of yourself in your mind's eye, Believe me that's not how you come across to everyone else. and so unoriginal. You look really awkward and shaky handling your own equipment. I will not finish the rest of this garbage video because I have no respect for you. Next time, just leave the opening boxes out of the video. This type of humor is not for you.

Just got mine the other day and can't wait to use it

Thank you for this review! I've been in Welding School for almost 3 months now (in a 7 month program) and I've been thinking about getting a machine for myself to get more practice outside the school. Good to know that an affordable machine also gets the job done!

Good vid, little too long, should put a disclaimer at the very beginning about the silver spring over the red spring. Step by step clear direction, easy to understand you compare to the Timmy manual. Once again thank you for your Time doing this

Awesome thanks used your link

thank you!

Thanks!!

Looks easy!

Yeah yo bad you never showed welds so to me that means it welds like crap or you weld like crap or your embarrassed to show well I’m not about not sub’ing The rest of your review was very well done not sure about the rambling of the gun portability though