Everlast Power arc 210 STL tig Review

[@daveprototype6079]

This machine does not weld aluminum, But here is one that can Everlast PowerARC 160STH High Frequency Start TIG/Stick Welder 110/220-volt

[@daveprototype6079]

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[@johnranalletta9249]

Where did you get the torch with gas quick connect? Thanks.

[@stantherealtor5452]

Can this machine weld aluminum?

[@daveprototype6079]

No but they make one that can for more $$$$

[@oscarordonez4477]

Lift / scratching arc is for walking the cup, if you learn how to walk the cup with the continued current (no pulse), it will turn out way more consistent and overall a better looking weld

[@daveprototype6079]

walking the cup is a good technique

[@jovannygaray4313]

The lift arc is harsh man! Having to change to tungsten out after the weld is done with, still runs great though 👍🏽

[@daveprototype6079]

scratch start is a little easier on the tungsten; but high frequency starts are the best

[@maryphoenix3661]

Is this better than miller welding machine

[@daveprototype6079]

I do prefer miller myself

[@615welder]

For the price yes been welding pipe for 15 years

[@thebluecollarwelder]

I will say this I bought this little welder a week ago and there is something about the Arc and bead appearance on stick that I have never seen on Machines costing 10 times more. Haven't tig with it yet so no comment on that yet