🏆Lincoln 210MP vs Vulcan Omnipro220 vs Everlast 211si 🏆 Head to Head comparison

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Lincoln 210MP vs Vulcan Omnipro220 vs Everlast 211si Head to Head comparison

[@tonybaggett1984]

Extremely interested in this!! Would love to hear your thoughts on performance and especially the build quality between the machines.

[@sidewaysdanny]

Brilliant selection for a group test. Definitely do it!

[@loadpin]

Heck yes, let’s see the comparison of all 3. Comparing the larger units would be great also.

[@doorguner01]

loadpin hell yeah!

[@ZILAwelds]

Jan or feb .... that will be a 300 amp show down .... i am not ready for that yet ......

[@mds19238]

Definitely, looking forward to seeing the results.

[@ZILAwelds]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXXKq2utpcuqj6c This is the video that shows the entire test

[@Jeffhuebner]

Yes, try em out and make a video! Love your videos!

[@NB-ig4jd]

I'll be looking forward to hearing your thoughts on these machines

[@scottjanku8457]

This is one of my favorite videos that you made. It definitely has uses especially if you travel with a welder just to use it a little bit.

[@Brad1237202]

Yes, looking forward to a "head to head" comparison!!

[@ninja63639]

The comments are turned off on the full comparison video so I'll ask here. How are they all holding up after a couple years of use?

[@ZILAwelds]

miller still broken, Lincoln still working, harbor freight machine returned for full refund, everlast machine sold for $700 to the 3rd owner. (I never owned the arbor freight or the everlast machine that is the information my friends (whom I borrowed those machines from) gave me ....

[@ninja63639]

@@ZILAwelds Thanks for the response. It looks like I may be getting a lincoln then.

[@jff490ss2]

This will be a great comparison zila!

[@823Steve]

I need help picking the right machine. I've had some experience back in the '70s with an AC box. This will just be a hobby/repair machine. My choices have come down to: ESAB Rebel EMP215ic, Everlast PowerMTS 211si, and a Miller Multimatic 215. My current thoughts are towards the Everlast. I'm 'reviewed' out. Appreciate some help. Thanks

[@ZILAwelds]

Steve Osterday 1st of all out of your choice none of the machines is made here in the us anymore. The esab and the everlast are both made in china. Which that is not necessarily bad.... one thing you have to understand - you always buy the good with the bad ! There is no such thing as the perfect machine. Personally i have had problems with miller and esab machines right around the 3 year mark .... and twice i heard :” go get lost!” That aside i believe that it is a HUGE benefit if you can try a machine BEFORE you permanently own it. If you can test weld a machine before buying it or before you permanently own it - that is a BIG PLUS THAT WILL TELL YOU MORE THAN ANY REVIEW ONLINE! Now personally i have welded with all 3 machines that you mentioned for about 20-30 min i am NOT an expert on any of those machines by no means Here is my personal observation: The mig arc on the miller and esab is probably a little smoother - the stick arc on the esab and everlast is pretty good. The dc tig - everlast has high frequency start. Now i dont know how any of those will hold up in the long run. Also i never had an encounter with everlast customer service ever - not a good one not a bad one - just none at all. I know that they advertise some sort of money back guarantee - i dont know anything about it.... CHECK INTO THE DETAILS It comes fully equipped The price is really competitive for a multi process machine .... Like i said - the mig feature works ok - nothing that i personally was super impressed with BUT also for sure not garbage either ..... “Arc quality” and “arc dynamic” YOU have to experience ! No spec sheet in the world will tell you that .... YOU may like or love the way it welds ... Try before you buy! Good luck !

[@823Steve]

@@ZILAwelds thank you very much for taking the time to respond to my query.

[@jimlbeam]

Yes you should make a video or a series of four . A video for each in use , then the fourth a overview of them and tell us your pick for a started welder for a small shop

[@zrt500]

Would like to see the comparison of the three welders. I like your KZbin channel. Keep up the great work.

[@semidemiurge]

DEFINITELY interested!

[@hannahmich7342]

Yes I would love to see a shoot off between these machines.

[@tompdowning]

I would love to see a comparison!

[@bryanfeste6782]

Watched the hour long vide. Good stuff. I'm in the market to do my exhaust pipe and weld nuts into broken head studs. Thoughts on a welder (possible mig)? Looking at the Lincoln handy mig after your content. Thanks for your time

[@ZILAwelds]

the Lincoln handy mig to my knowledge is made for the "big box stores" its not really "real" Lincoln electric commercial grade .... I dont know nothing about it ... so I am not sure I can give you some real advice .... ??? Let me tell you my brothers favorite thing, he says: "the one who buys cheap is the guy who buys twice" ... also you heard : "you get what you paid for" ..... not scything that these statements are always 100% true .... but there is a true core to it .... I understand limited use, or financial constraints and and and .... PERSONALLY me, myself, I use the HTP Pro Pulse 220 MTS multiple times per week for a variety of different jobs ... and I LOVE it ... it s Premium machine that really mades me and others "Weld like a pro" and it is a joy to use it ! you wont be fighting the machine when you are doing what you are doing ....

[@joell439]

I am very interested to see/hear what a dedicated professional I respect has to say about them. I’m appreciate all you do to share your passion with us. Joel

[@pnkflyd61]

Please do a video comparing the Lincoln to the Omnipro.

[@mrmidnight32]

How are they all holding up after 2 years? Wondering if the Vulcan can be a 10+ year welder

[@ZILAwelds]

there miller is still broken, the Lincoln still works (those are the machines I personally own) the harbor freight machine my friend returned after 11 month and got a 100% refund. the Everlast machine my other friend sold to some guy of craigslist for $800 ... so that machine is on its 3rd owner now ..... ()by buddy bought it used as well) and now my buddy bought a pulse mig to also be able to do mig aluminum. but last I hear when he sold the machine 3 or 4 moth ago int was working

[@mrmidnight32]

ZILA jesus so many buy and sells haha Which would you prefer your self? And what was the issue with the Vulcan?

[@carpetcleaningprofessor]

Yes I want to see it!!!!

[@gernysandar6505]

Hi Zila. I want to buy me a mig welder or multi process any advice you can give me please. which one pick.

[@ZILAwelds]

if you want great arc dynamic get an HTP pp220MTS ... that machine was not available when I made this video.

[@gernysandar6505]

@@ZILAwelds thank you so much sir.

[@Yellow.Dog.]

Go for it Pete!!

[@pidgeiam4979]

Would like to see this comparison myself. 👍🏻

[@donalddenney2954]

Please do test the three welders. There are a lot of us that are looking for good welders at a reasonable cost.

[@cosprint]

as a beginner who does not make a living (yet) welding. Yes I am interested in seeing the video of comparison.

[@yaseenkhader3758]

Hell yeah and let’s see them all run dual shield

[@jusrobington]

Yeah man go for it head to head between the Lincoln ,harbor freight and Everlast. I'm down to see that. I have the Everlast Tig 210EXT myself so far no complaints

[@chrismiller8421]

Lets see the comparison, im interested

[@robertjauregui253]

Yes I’ll like you to test them.

[@roqwire]

Are spool guns interchangeable? Duty cycle.... Each one before it fails... Lincoln whip same as Vulcan whip?

[@ZILAwelds]

ROQ WELDER i dont believe spool guns are interchangeable As far as the lincoln and harbor freight mig gun goes - they are different. One is much smaller and has binzel style consumables on it the other one has tweco style consumables . As far as the machine end - i have not looked that closely yet.

[@roqwire]

I seen the reviews, I was thinking if the Vulcan for home projects.. unfortunately most my project and probably more than the usual home shop weld projects...... Ill check out esab 215ic..... Niether of these impressed me. For your board, check out York electronics, they repair motherboard s

[@Jurnymn]

Didn't consider a Miller 215 ?

[@SoccerPhoto]

I'd love to see a full up comparison that you have on the table - and add the Miller 215MP; what you get out of the box & what you need to be welding (ie, is the cost of the regulator or other acc'y included or not); spare tips, tungsten, collets, etc. On a separate review, I'd love to see a side-by-side on the Lincoln Squarewave 200 vs Miller Diversion 180 vs Vulcan Tig 200 vs Other comparable Everlast, ESAB, etc.

[@ZILAwelds]

SoccerVideos i can and will add a miller multimatic 200 .... I own one of those

[@ZILAwelds]

SoccerVideos sorry - not going to buy anything for this video that cost more than a few $$$

[@SoccerPhoto]

ZILA Awesome. Thanks. I've enjoyed watching you both on your channel and as a guest elsewhere. Tremendous educational resource for this nube. And I understand about not buying anything. The effort to put together a video is enough work and time.

[@goathearder7031]

Esab rebel 215c would be a good one to compare as I've just bought one here in UK, here we use 240v and 3 phase machines, no 120v over here!

[@billmcyrus]

I'm very, very interested to see how the Vulcan will do, particularly in the Tig and stick modes.

[@ZILAwelds]

yeah - forget about the stick mode ... even "easy to weld" 7018 ... i can not keep lit for the life of me .... sorry - to say it - but i would save that 800 bucks and spend it on something else

[@MrEd-fu3dq]

Go for it - the head to head comparison. My first thoughts are to forget about the Vulcan OmniPro line just because it may be just another piece of HF Chinese-crap that is based upon low price over long term value, but ChuckE2009 just did a review of it (as a part of his Patreon supporters tool giveaway feature) and he rated it as "it works and is adequate" overall. He felt the auto programming sucked and the MIG handle was deficient as far as life expectancy but it did work quite well. A machine to machine to machine comparison would be nice to see for those us us who comparison shop for price & needs vs price. Whoops, forgot to mention that ChuckE tested the OmniPro on 220V, didn't do anything with the 110v part of it - and that is what your specific need for it was.

[@ZILAwelds]

don't worry - I tested on 110 volt ... with a meter .... and it is MINDBLOWING. I am editing the video right now .... give me a few more hours and than I have to upload it still ... that will take for ever ... but I can tell you I ran it on 110 (all of them) and I checked output on the welding gun and input amp draw .... and I can tell you arc quality ... and settings ... and the results are different than what I expected .... especially after seeing chuck's video this morning where he really had the "nerve" to say that the Vulcan can be a good welder ... only good if you want to burn your money .... can use those hundred dollar bills in the wood stove for kindling I guess ...LOL

[@MrEd-fu3dq]

LOL, as you know, you gotta take ChuckE with a grain of salt. Kinda hyper at times and very much a "showman" on KZbin (which works for him); he's very passionate about welding and the tools that he uses. The thing that really bugs me at times is him not RTFM. Product "manuals" are used as kindling to get his wood burning stove going. He is too cheap (that's good) to use dollar bills, much less 100's as kindling. And I love the way he recycles metal from job sites where whatever he picks up is looked on a 'garbage' and having no value. Some of the best stuff that I have built or fixed over the years has come from metal recycle guys guys who your the various neighborhoods the day and night before trash pickup. Years ago I had couple guys who knew what I wanted and would place that stuff so that it was accessible on their truck when they swung by my auto repair shop (sold it like 20 years ago as part of an early retirement / change of career for less stress). Usable pieces of scrap metal and stuff like industrial carts that might need to be straighten or patched up , or maybe a new set of wheels (make a usable one from two or three damaged ones); steel shelving that had some life left that needed a few repairs (mix and match the good parts, along with a little paint); window fan that was missing the grills and needed a new switch - little bit of wire screening and a toggle switch (and new, longer cord and plug) and I had a good fan for air flow thru the condenser & radiator when doing automotive A/C work (no point in beating up a new one that would have plastic screens and get broken too easily in a shop - still it using after 40 years, now using it in my 1 1/2 car home garage workshop for air circulation up in the rafters in the cold weather to keep my lower body warmer) . Most of the time my mechanics thought I was wasting my time ("a new one would be only so much"), but I reminded them that I paid the bills and with what I saved by "recycling junk" I was able to pay them more with what I saved after not buying new stuff all the time. Geez, my business was fixing broken or neglected stuff. Plus it helped me build my skill set of fabrication and welding. You seem to be a lot more laid back. BTW, liked seeing you on Jimbo's Garage when Jim was "touring" the midwest area around Chicago. I live like 4 blocks from the city limits, so we're like neigbors.

[@dorsetengineering]

Wait, they ship the Vulcan 220 with an mb15 torch?

[@ZILAwelds]

absolutely ! they have not read the ratings on the MB15 torch ... and typically the binzel clone guns have even a lower rating .... and the rating on 75/25 gas is less than on straight co2 anyways ... so if the dusty cycle sort of holds up - than the gun will fry sooner or later ... LOL and than its not even an euro back end - so it will be pretty difficult to get a more heavy duty replacement ,,,,,

[@boricuaarecibo9259]

I'm very interested in the hobbie welder comparisons

[@michaeldjoven7869]

Yes please do! Mike.

[@mertonsilliker4858]

I would very much like to see side. by side of good home, tig machine. Would like single process machine as compared to multiple process since the multiple machine goes down you are done. What are your thoughts. Looking htp machine. Thanks

[@ZILAwelds]

Merton Silliker lincoln 210 mp vs htp pro pulse 200 is coming soon.... with mig and tig. Steel and aluminum - stay tuned - thanks

[@billsmith5166]

Absolutely!

[@roqwire]

Ok, thanks... I had wondered because somewhere on one of their ads it said consumables we're interchangeable.... Their spool gun looks alot like the ones from eBay..... Thanks

[@ZILAwelds]

maybe (but maybe - like I said I have not had time to check it) maybe the entire gun exchanges .... but the front end FOR SURE is DIFFERENT .... HF has binzel 15 series front end consumables , tips, nozzles etc ..... the Lincoln 210mp has a tweco torch ... the threads on the tips don't match - nothing matches .... as far as the spool gun - I don't know - I don't have a spool gun for either one of them .....

[@doorguner01]

I would like a head to head

[@paulhatch7759]

yes i would like to see direct no nonsense comparison.

[@ZILAwelds]

you got it !!! with arc shot and electrical meter ... some cold and facts !!! no unboxing - and this has a nice $10 ground clamp and this has a nice $15 ground clamp .... LOL the only downside is - the video is about an hour long !

[@basshead9793]

let’s see the comparison of all 3.

[@jackhembree2503]

Pete, no welding, sparks or smoke? I was disappointed! Sure we want a comparison, I just bought a 250 amp multi purpose machine, wow I was surprised it came with a 110 set-up also, not in factory literature, bonus I guess. Like your videos, found you because of chucke2009. 🤓J

[@ZILAwelds]

watch the newest video ... sparks, electrical meters arc shot ... the whole 9 yards - over an hour of it .... thanks for watching

[@bobfuller9759]

Yes Do it Like your videos

[@chrisjones6165]

I'm interested in available accessories.. 15ft mig gun and 20ft spool gun capability. I know the miller multimatic 215 has both but idk if another similar machine does

[@ZILAwelds]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXXKq2utpcuqj6c stick - hell no ... mig - not really - it get somewhat close after you dial it in long enough ... but the arc quality is just not there ... does it work? does it make sparks? yes .... is it any good .... ???? i personally would not want to own one ....

[@davidlenz4552]

Yes, I would very much like to see this comparison. I’m currently looking at these three units, along with the Millermatic 211, and would love to see which one offers the greatest value.

[@ZILAwelds]

multimatic 200 I can do .... no 211 sorry

[@ghilreese3413]

Sounds interesting.

[@NeoWolfsOutdoorAdventures]

Do it. There are lotsa people that look for entry level machines.

[@jewsjw50]

I have a miller circle and a lincoln ranger I have sticked for years but never migs much I am retired (disabled VET) so my money aint that great how long in your opinion possibly-- last just around the House Not burning every day

[@ZILAwelds]

james west thank you for your service ! My concern with the harbor freight machine is not as much how long it is going to last - but more performance. And i dont mean the guy who buys horsepower ( amps and duty cycle) bur more so arc quality and arc dynamic, things that no spec sheet records or documents. The mig arc on this machine is not awful ( the stick arc is awful) but it is a long way away from being good no matter what adjustments you make wire speed, voltage, induction ... Its just not running right. If you want EXCELLENT arc dynamic and a wide range of arc voltage that allows you to run spray arc and cored wires .... look at spending an additional $200 (1099 instead of 899) and buy this machine www.usaweld.com/HTP-MIG-200i-p/60200i.htm Made in italy, lacquer coated boards, IP23 ( if you want to work outdoors with the machine) and the arc dynamic and build quality absolutely superior !!!!! And if you find a Lincoln 210mp somewhere for 1249 .... i think that is worth the extra money also over the harbor freight trying to copy the Lincoln .... the are on the lincoln is good or great in mig and stick .... the levels of power it draws out of the wall are a lot less than the harbor freight machine is. Go look at my channel - i made the comparison video 1 hour long, measuring amp draws etc ..... I mean if you want to buy one - you dont need my blessings. A lot of people have those, some like those machines ... if you ever welded with a really good mig machine it is sooo hard to go back to something like this .... Personally the $200 more for the htp is a small price for getting a lot better machine. That may be just me - but you asked me so i tell you.

[@trentarbeau8753]

ZILA , Most definitely do a comparison with all three of them

[@MAYDAYDEEJAY]

Guts comparison for me would be amazing :) By the internals I can tell You what is it worth...

[@ZILAwelds]

we might be able to arrange for that. also the way the inverter is made and the power draw and pic ... thais all interesting stuff ... they all are supposed to run on 110 and 220 - but how much do they really draw ? how well do they really work ? also all of those are IP21 machines ... outdoor use ?? questionable .... rain - hell no ...

[@DavidWithers]

Compare as if your a beginner since they are entry level or hobbyist machines

[@ZILAwelds]

sorry - cant do it - i dd a full blown review with electrical meter and everything - like if even a hobbyist REALLY gets into it and uses it .... and than get "rewarded" or "disappointed" .... i was even hooking it up to 110 .... just like the beginner (who does not have 220 in his garage)

[@niccomaker]

Let's see all three

[@reedsfab3828]

Be nice to see the Miller Multimatic 215 in there too.

[@ZILAwelds]

there is multimatic 200 in it ... i don't have a 215 or have access to one ... sorry - i am not buying one

[@reedsfab3828]

ZILA I would think the Multimatic 200 would be superior to any of the other machines.Be interesting to see.

[@FreeRV]

Hi 🙋‍♂️ Piter! Great 👍 comparison! Lincoln made in Mexico 🇲🇽 ? We should’ve copyrighted presidents last name!

[@ext700]

Yes Peter test 'em

[@445supermag]

I'm more interested in the 210MP vs. the Miller 215 vs. HTP 200 pp. I've always used Miller in the shop, but like you said some people like the 210mp. And the HTP is a little more but gives you pulse and aluminum without a spoolgun.

[@ZILAwelds]

I have a miller multimatic 200 .... I can do that - I can not do the 215 - don't have one - cant borrow one - won't buy one ... sorry .... the http pp200 will come later on - its a whole different class in my opinion ... with the pulse ..... the price of the htp is also closer to the multimatic 200 than any of the other 3 in this video ..... so I see you point - give it a few weeks you will get something similar than what you are asking for

[@PianoMan5000]

Yes let's see It.i used to work at harbor freight and I would always see ridiculous comparisons.

[@jerryvelasco1474]

Should of put price. Specs. And overall performance in various categories in welds.

[@ZILAwelds]

yes - go to my channel - there is a video i made a week later and it is an hour long with specs and a volta and amp meter all verified ... the whole thing !

[@perksweldingrepair4636]

Id like to see a head to head for sure. Maybe some bend rest or somthing...im not buying a vulcan...ill by a everlast defiantly lincoln

[@hanssolo4ever]

The Vulcan omni 220 is the one I am thinking of buying since I can get it with 3 years no question asked exchange or return I think.

[@ZILAwelds]

Hans Etter and i think you are misinformed .... that is one year not 3 You can purchase an optional 3 year warranty but that is just to fix the machine - not to bring it back for a refund.

[@ZILAwelds]

warranty is great and all - but watch this before you buy kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXXKq2utpcuqj6c

[@jonathanb6911]

ZILA I have yet to watch the rest of the review, but HF will swap it out, no questions, even for a newer model, if you have the warranty.

[@nicholaslewis9037]

I have ran the Vulcan 220 and it’s not a bad welder

[@chris18228]

I heard the orange Welder is made in the US because the US has the on switch on the front and Foreign countries have the on switch in the back

[@joshdennis469]

Yes these three machines look awesome. Would really like to see the mig and tig functions of all three.

[@alisarraj6662]

هل يمكن ان احصل جهازلحيم فولكان

[@ZILAwelds]

Sorry, i borrowed that vulcan machine for the video only

[@tinkermouse-scottrussell3738]

Please do.

[@veracarswell2553]

Do a rebel 215 too

[@ZILAwelds]

sorry - don't have one - cant get one for "free" (borrowed from anyone i know) or cheap ... i am not about to go spend solid 4 digits to find out if i like it or not ..... when esab bought out the victor group (and thermal arc welders) i had a fabricator 252i and it had 1 month of the 36 month warranty left and they fucked me hard !!!!! i still owe them a video on that !!!!! and its coming ! and i am not about to give them ANY of my hard earned money ... if they want me to review one of their welder - they are welcome to send me one - but they better don't expect any "preferential" treatment

[@troykidd3232]

I would like to see a professional welder use them to get there true opinion on if a 800.00 machine can hang with the 1400.00 Lincoln

[@12345NoNamesLeft]

You misspelled the green one in the title. Also - no head to head comparison content

[@ZILAwelds]

thanks - dam auto correct ... just fixed it

[@VideosByAl]

👍

[@michaelpankratz8629]

I believe the Everlast will surprise. Easily out performs the other 2 hands down. Better package value, better warranty, and best performance! Prove me correct Zila or better yet try to prove wrong.

[@mochadrinka8419]

My money is on the everlast. I've got two of their welders and they continue to impress.

[@ZILAwelds]

see the results in the latest video - the ever last did surprise me (positive) in power draw from the wall ... it was lower than anticipated ... arc quality was good - i am not sure that it was better than the lincoln ... the stick arc maybe - the mig arc was good - but in my opinion the lincoln was better mig welding ... so over all not a bad machine - so MUCH better than the HF piece ..... ! but than again the ever last and lincoln are about the same money too ... take it for what it is .... from my point of view - they are "comparable machines" in a " hobbyist" market segment ... between the green and the red - none of them "really sticks out" .... the reason why i chose lincoln over the everlast lincoln had a better mig arc, less power draw on 110 volt (the better inverter with pfc ) and is smaller and lighter and made in mexico instead of chine ... but i admit - there is NOT a world of difference between them .... hey - its my video - so in get to pick who in my mind is better ... you make a video - you can pick a different machine ... LOL

[@epefabrication6708]

Just missing the miller mulitmatic 200 and the food chain would've been complete.

[@ZILAwelds]

funny - i did add that and than made a one hr video a couple weks later - look on my channel you'll fin it ... thanks for watching

[@asherdie]

Pro pulse 200????

[@ZILAwelds]

grumpybill that is a different class of machine - that will be another video - but it is coming .....

[@asherdie]

ZILA 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@leonardshannon9999]

let's see it Peat.

[@repentfulsinner]

It really sucks that you did your comparison video without comments enabled. 94.3% of info comes from them. Please turn them on or repost your video.

[@ZILAwelds]

I Am i wont turn them on / they would all be there if i’d turn them on ..... that video in particular brings all the haters out of the woods and everyone who didn’t watch more than 3 or 4 minutes feels like they can crap all over the video ....! No thanks - i am good .... i had too much “clean up” to do on that video ..,, Normally i would agree that there is often more to learn from the comments than from the video itself ..... in THIS case - it is different ..,, For all guys that want to learn something - i have comments turned on on 99.9% of my videos .... But i really dont need some people coming over here and just piss all over my hard work .... You might or might not agree with that or like this answer .... but oh well - my time is valuable and i dont want to clean up a bunch of bull shit comments ....

[@asherdie]

A 25 pound hammer is not always the solution. Let's see some video on these.

[@ZILAwelds]

grumpybill 25lbs ..... i am not that strong .... if i swing a 10lbs hammer for a few really heavy hits - that is about all i can/want to do .... But depends on how the testing turns out .... that hammer might be s good solution

[@asherdie]

ZILA LMAO you're not wrong!

[@danielg1004]

Give the Lincoln more credit than what you did lol I have this machine along with various millers and I love my Lincoln!!! Damn good weld on 110 and awesome on 220 .... now depending on who’s running them and if they can weld may vary on opinion but the cheap harbor freight Vulcan wouldn’t win my bet at all.

[@fgialcgorge7392]

They're all essentially Chinese manufactured. Some just have finish assembly in another country.

[@ZILAwelds]

I don't know for sure - you might be right. I know that most fonius and all HTP machines are made in europe .... the boards are actually made there, soldered there, lacquer coated there ... IP23 is all i have to say (vs IP21 on the machines in this test) i mean look it up ! dont take my word for it .... IT IS SAD THAT IS IT SOOO HARD TO BUY QUALITY STUFF HERE IN THE USA .... !

[@Tantrum791]

Yes compare

[@ZILAwelds]

Tan Trom i did, look at my channel - its a hour long

[@gunchief0811]

The Vulcan beats the Lincoln hands down...

[@ZILAwelds]

Bryan Calhoun absolutely ! In 2 things: initial purchase price and satisfaction money back guarantee ...

[@anthonyla3104]

The MP 210 won't run 6010 and you won't find it in the manual

[@ZILAwelds]

half bridge inverters very rarely run 6010 at least not well... you really need arc dynamic for 6010's ... that you typically need a full bridge inverter for ..... I don't care what a manufacture writes in his manual .... I have tried numerous times to weld 6010's with half bridge inverters - they typically just don't do it ... you have to hold a super tight arc - you don't have enough arc dynamic to really run them, - will they somewhat burn a rod - SURE ... would I want to weld with that? something critical ? hell no - it is not really comfortable or confidence assuring either .....

[@anthonyla3104]

ZILA was disappointed when I got mine looking for a machine that Will run off 110 volt and weld 6010 I,ve herd Miller makes one .

[@ZILAwelds]

which one ? the multimatic 200 or the master 200 or 210 (now)?

[@ZILAwelds]

its not the multimatic 200 ..... although that is almost 2000 bucks without accessories (big torch, foot pedal and spool gun not included at that price ) it still can't so 6010 ..... mow the maxstar 161s claims to be able to weld 6010 sticks - BUT I have not welded with it myself - I cant tell you if it works good or not - neither did I get a chance to look at one closely and see if it has a full or half bridge inverter in it.... not the maxstar 200 and now the new 210 both of those I believe are full bridge inverters and at 2000 bucks (or more) for a stick welder they better be able to run 6010 ..... now hands down - personally I prefer the Lincoln vantage 400 for that (problem is it was 15000 when they were still selling it in the USA ....) or some old Lincoln sa200 those are a little bit of a pain to dial in because you dial in voltage and amperage independent of each other .... but that arc quality is pretty good too (its a pure dc generator) .... so as far as inverters go the vantage 400 or the Stel Max dp201C. or the HTP Inverarc 200 TLP ..... those 2 are identical and they are sooooooo close to the vantage 400 - it is unbelievable how good they are !!!!!! the 6010 arc quality is really convincing ..... if you do a lot of 6010 - try one out - if you happen to be in the Chicago are the next 4 days - try one out at Fabtech !!! http has a booth there and they have the stick welder there too !

[@chrisjones6165]

AnthonyLA 310 esab miniarc 161 lts does what your asking. Had mine about a year and love it

[@ManjulaManjula-iu5yg]

this not from india i am sure

[@ZILAwelds]

Manjula Manjula thanks

[@johnversluis3084]

wow really burn some Metal and a see what is a best !!

[@ZILAwelds]

John Versluis the video is up!

[@jagboy69]

I wouldn't waste my money on any of them.

[@charlie7hernandez903]

worldtraveler why?

[@viperfukgoogplus386]

Why make a video about whether or not to make a video. Absolutely fucking asinine if you ask me. Just make the video or don't.