Half a tukey down, better believe it was wild. Toledo metre ruler and side cutters. Metabo grinder. Flat head metabo grinder and orange rubber stanley hammer.

Every single one of those tools i have and recommend, even the casio calculator

what is the part number or link for this kit Thank you

Mate, could you show how to connect gas, and the setting for 25/75, some of us are MIG first timers! Your vids are great!

Good info cheers!

For how long can you weld in the 6mm setting? Also, are you able the put your preferred settings without putting the thickness of the material? Thanks.

I like your style. Subscribed. Good luck with the channel!

Looks like a great little unit.

I find the settings a bit painful. All this synergic is good, but manual seems non existant for stick. What ever happened to a machine where you could just dial up 90 amps or 120 amps. It only displays voltage. When you are welding, and cant see the display, i think it shows the amps drawn

Hope you have a good lunch brother haha. Great video too

Thanks mate i was on the fence but you've sealed the deal for me getting a set 👍

Good idea

Was this done with or without gas mate?

Brasil assistindo!!!

You asked what do I use? Well mostly I use a job lot of swearing. Cool tool mate.

OXROCKS!!!!!!

Use a welding helmet to film the welding section will save you phone camera, i did film a few time of Tig welding, the phone camera gone very bad in colour.

Like it probably will get one. Tape and a low profile boxed end if enough room. Cheap but doesn't work everywhere.

Where did you purchase these in Australia?

Great clear video, thank you 🙏🏻

Need to blow the dirt out with compressed air or you won't be able to push the release in to disconnect

Pretty sure he said the brand name “Toledo”. I have some tools of this brand and very happy.

What’s the name of them? Good video

You might be able to make a pair out of something cheaper, like a pair of needle nose pliers.

45 bucks. Mate. I paid 90+ USD for hose clamp crimper from Thermoking. And that was year 2018.

add a link or let us know where to get the tools please.

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What is this unit like to weld Aluminium with ?

What’s the power supply mate? 10 or 15amp?

As a former worker for one of the world's largest conveyor manufacturer, we all used tongue and groove pliers.

Instead of using the futhest pin. Use the pin closest to the radius/closed end of the link. Much easier, and no where near as finnicky. I do it all the time when adjusting my bike chain. Hope this helps for the future!

I use a small knipex cobra, the 125mm ones

There is something nice about having the specialized tool. I have the OEM spark plug socket for my Honda Shadow 750, a regular one will work fine but the OEM one has a relief cut where it's needed. I cry when I buy them but then when I use specialty tools I thank my self after! Plus if your time is $ its a no brainer, thankfully no one pays me 😂

I can't express how much I loved your video! Your passion for the subject is infectious, and it's evident that you genuinely care about your audience. I found myself nodding along throughout the video, as your insights resonated deeply with me. Your ability to articulate complex ideas so clearly is a talent in itself. I'll be revisiting this video whenever I need a dose of inspiration. Thank you for creating content that leaves a lasting impact!

I find the long, flat needle end of the pliers handy for holding tight to the wire if you need to pull all the wire from the gun. Traditional pliers dont seem to be able to get as much surface area contact and tend to slip. Good little video man!

Why the fuck do i want to work with you so bad, youtube just fed me your video but everything you said was just perfectly put together, you seem like a top bloke who knows his shit. Top guy

I'd only say that twisting your contact tip on with the pliers is often unnecessary. No need to wrench down on it and bugger up the threads in the diffuser. Finger tight is good enough. Other than that, they're super handy. Cheers.

Hey mate. Just found your channel and enjoying your reviews. I’m a farmer from WA so I like the idea of tools and skills used on the farm machines. Just discovered recently a tool called a pliers wrench and another called a cobra both made by Knipex. Check them out. You might throw away your adjustable crescents like I’m going to😁 Cheers mate.

Silly location for the gas inlet being right in the middle and where the bottle usually stands.

They are nice but I think if they were 6 point they would be great

You can't beat a strong hand for a good finish