Making A Safety Ladder With NEW JASIC ARC 200 PFC

[@rihovaher]

Hello! I bought it new in Estonia 2 years ago. Jasic PFC 180 mma. I paid 218 euros for it with home delivery. I measured real welding amperes with ampere clamps. Very exactly as the scale showed, so did the ampere clamp reading. I did not believe that I could get such a good weld .Usually, Chinese welding devices do not give as many amperes in reality as written. Jasic is a really good company, it is worth buying!

[@horaciosalinas8145]

and here is the day i see you stick welding !!

[@TheDaffygluk]

like your work bro I'm been 30yrs + welding industry and I'm still learning new things

[@lovejcdc]

Great video mate and don't be so hard on yourself. You are doing a lot better than a lot of people with the same experience.

[@REVERSE_BIAS]

Two things I've noticed from watching your videos so far. Firstly, you seem a really down to Earth guy, and secondly you're a VERY fast learner! Both make it a pleasure to watch your videos. Top stuff mate. Keep em coming.

[@ARCONEWELDING]

Thanks bro ✊🏽

[@majidshafizadeh9316]

Your good in stick welding too

[@davidstainbrook8609]

What I find great about your videos is that you emphasis the use of Levels, Squares, and Tapes over and over. The point being is that to get a finished product that meets the customers needs and not require adjustments in the field you do what is needed up front constantly checking and rechecking, level and fit. Anyone can learn to do a fine weld, but if the parts do not aline and arrive where they are expected for final fitting in the field then all that welding was just wasted effort. This is what all new comers should take away from your videos, do the little things and check, check and check again and the end result is what the customer expects and what you are being compensated for. Keep up the fine work and will continue to sit down and watch and enjoy what you produce. Look forward to the next video.

[@Sassenhaim]

Familiar feeling, mig welder, have dabbled with TIG. Learned it though on stick. It takes alot of real practice to get up to mark.

[@rshep198]

For anyone wondering, these machines are sold under the ‘Uni-Mig’ banner in Australia.

[@andysullivan1864]

Looks like a good machine can you adjust the arc force control on it

[@paulcharman44]

I have a similar machine from Parweld and use it mostly on lift start TIG. It is remarkably good on a 16A 240V supply. the fan only runs when needed and the current control is digital and perfectly adequate down to 30A. Its better than me at stick welding!

[@scottjarvie3487]

Would be great if you could do a review of your Jasic 200A AC/DC Tig. There is almost nothing on KZbin about the Jasic AC/DC Tig’s so would be very interested to hear your thoughts on the machine. Great channel! Keep up the good work! 💪

[@maverick9769]

just came upon your channel man learning a lot already good stuff.

[@ARCONEWELDING]

Thank you my dude

[@Laura-wc5xt]

I have been missing your videos, hope Ireland is treating you well....best wishes from USA, Paul

[@Tuffjobs]

Some of those welds are beautiful 🤩

[@TheDaffygluk]

thats why like watching your stuff

[@justintasht1067]

Nice Monday evening surprise.is there nothing you can’t weld. love your welding and fabrication skills. Spot on video aswell👍👍

[@ARCONEWELDING]

thank you man, and i know it was a long wait but finally got it out

[@jimdopkus2139]

I am very impressed with your skills!!

[@casey3235]

have you tried the fronius transpocket 180 ? a brilliant machine it is

[@soulbrothers7789]

Just order this machine it will arrive in Wednesday !

[@Tuffjobs]

Stick welding isn’t pretty, but it produces strong welds. Nice job 👍

[@rbelang8331]

Nice work... Which rod where You using?

[@Laura-wc5xt]

I run an ESAB Rogue 180 here in the USA, be aware, if you have to connect to a source with a Ground Fault Interrupt [GFI] it may very likely trip the GFI. I have the same Issue with Miller inverters, seems the GFI is finicky. Not sure what you call them over there, but beware.....Cheers, Paul and watch out for others connecting to the same breaker as you on a job site.....these little machines are very handy...

[@2118henry]

Please can you tell me were did you get that backpack harness

[@mandylad]

will it weld 6010 rods?

[@gonzosweldinginc2922]

Welds look f$&king great mate! 🤘🏽

[@ARCONEWELDING]

oh thanks mate i was just a little unsure of myself sometime

[@peterwong1778]

10:53 too much welding😂

[@aarondaly2846]

Is there a quite fan on it

[@marcjulian6647]

I used to work with that fella at the end of your video 😂

[@marcovinicolo3728]

Where can I buy adflo belts like the ones you have?

[@koistinen9368]

Nice job👍🏻

[@ARCONEWELDING]

: thanks

[@Laura-wc5xt]

Does the machine have a Hot Start feature which boots amps at start and after a few seconds goes back to your set amps? do not know if you used if you have, but it is handy for starting arc.....looks like 7018 you are using, but maybe 7014....helps with those rods....cheers, Paul

[@rihovaher]

Hello! I bought it new in Estonia 2 years ago. Jasic PFC 180 mma. I paid 218 euros for it with home delivery. I measured real welding amperes with ampere clamps. Very exactly as the scale showed, so did the ampere clamp reading. I did not believe that I could get such a good weld .Usually, Chinese welding devices do not give as many amperes in reality as written. Jasic is a really good company, it is worth buying! There is a hot start and it welds well with all electrodes 6013...7018 and stainless.

[@theessexhunter1305]

What happened to the original electrode holder as you swapped it out for the red one ?

[@ARCONEWELDING]

its still there I prefer the other one it allows you to adjust the electrode easier and it doesn't slip out once its in

[@theessexhunter1305]

i know i used them for 30 years. the red is 250 amp the yellow 400!!

[@tomthompson7400]

Its getting hard to go past Jasic these days , value wise they look great , and a 5 year warranty thats actually worth the paper its written on.

[@WilkinsonStarLtd]

🙏

[@DFRDRIFTPIG]

Try smaller rods next time. Sometimes these little stick welders don’t have enough power for the big rods

[@hardcoreplayafromthehimala4888]

No, 230 volts and you can run 3mm rod all day..

[@kifayatchauhan7251]

Jasic konsa model he

[@MarioMoreno82]

hey man when are u sending more videos? wish u the best...

[@juanvelasquez9114]

Great video!

[@kf8575]

Everyone's got to start somewhere bud! Getting there though, just a matter of time👍had some nice peeling going on👍 One thing that wil make life easier for you especially with welding the rungs into ladders, or anything else that is round and welded as a fillet, is adjusting the angle your rod comes out of the tongs. It you hold the tongs like you'd hold a pint glas (lol) with the rod pointing away from you, pull the rod and bend it as it comes out of the tongs so its pointing down towards the floor. That way as you come round the bar, youll only have to alter the angle of your wrist rather than moving your whole arm and shoulder to get a decent angle on the rod. Will be able to relax your shoulders and not get stiff back and neck by the end of the day too. Hope that makes sense🙄 If you get what i mean, give it a go tomorrow and see how you get on👍👍

[@ARCONEWELDING]

Thank you buddy i can kinda visualise what you mean but wont be stick welding again for a few months 😅

[@christiansala7157]

I am new subcriber!!! HOPE SOMEDAY IM ABLE TO WORK LIKE THAT AND GO TO OTHER COUNTRY PHILIPPINES LOW CURRENCY OF PAID MONEY LIKE THAT WORK.

[@welderleekoreanwelder4273]

How about using a welding machine?

[@Migman2020]

Why didnt you use the Fronius to do the job? Just not portable enough for that particular job?

[@ARCONEWELDING]

yeah it would have been a challenge getting it up there and I also wanted to practice my stick skills

[@tebercan1806]

Yo brother , I'm living in Belgium and have the same welder machine ,Jasic 200 pfc😎

[@ARCONEWELDING]

Its a sweet little bit of kit

[@Tuffjobs]

Is that a jet pack on your back? 🚀

[@ARCONEWELDING]

Its a filter pack suppling air to my mask

[@McCann22]

Hey can you give me some tips trying to secure an apprenticeship am 31 live in Glasgow Scotland i know my age will go against me but ive passed my NVQ and been asked to do my NC next year ive been ringing 20 plus companies a day and sending my cv in .. thanks

[@akiraali8005]

Bonne qualité

[@TulanePass]

Love the video.

[@danielroe845]

Does the fan run constantly? I've got the older model and it's just permanently on. It's not a criticism of it because it's paid for itself hundreds of times over and has been brilliant value for money, just odd considering every other little inverter I've ran cuts in and out, as and when. Anyway, beautiful job as always sir.

[@Zak6959]

Nice video, you’re honest about your review about the machine and yourself. Just curious I’m wondering if your extension cord was too long for the machine. Growing up when I was younger, somebody had a 40 foot extension cord with a circular saw and it pretty much wood jam in the 2 x 4. Maybe that has something to do with the high amps tripping the breaker. Just saying. PS I’m more of a stick welder, since I am a heavy duty mechanic. None of that fancy mig or tig for me.YET🇨🇦

[@ARCONEWELDING]

From what i know at full power the welder draws more then 13a and the small plug is connected to a 13amp breaker switch so after a few seconds over 13a it trips out so why i swapped it over to the 32a plug and breaker switch

[@MachineInput]

suprised you didnt go with rebar instead of bar stock, makes the treads much more grippy - that's what we made our ladders like in the shop

[@ARCONEWELDING]

Yeahh I could have, i just used the materials for the job

[@HboskO1982]

@10:07 ...my stupid brain never tought to bend a weld wire... it vas better to be in weird positions and feel muscle pain for days... i feel ultra stupid after seenig this :| i am just a hobby stick welder.

[@MrPatrik246]

Can you try lift tig with this machine in next video?

[@Migman2020]

how many r tech bum boys tried to convince you to buy a r tech welder before you went with the jasic?

[@ARCONEWELDING]

they are usually all over Facebook 😂 and would never catch me with a r tech

[@Migman2020]

@@ARCONEWELDING Yeah i get that as well. I use a r tech plasma cutter my self which is "acceptable" But i wouldn't touch their welders with a barge pole tbh. Facebook is fun though.. one r tech user tried to tell me his 250a r tech short circuits just as well as my transsteel 3500 lol

[@ARCONEWELDING]

No welder has any dirt on a fronius 😅😅😅

[@kf8575]

@@ARCONEWELDING not wrong there!! Best set i ever used was a transpulse synergic 500 (i think it was called) with w/c 501series torch. Would just run and run all day long, welding heavy steelwork as smooth as silk. The tig and stick functions on it were lovely and stable too. The Mig didnt have any of the CMT programs though, was either dip, spray or pulse.

[@kf8575]

@@Migman2020 i had one of them on facebook last year trying to tell me that an Rtech would be just as reliable as the Miller pipe pro 400 machines that my employer has not long ago bought. Was a bit of a waste though, as the procedure they were hoping to get passed (pulsed spray 20mm fillets on 316) for a real heavy plate job, were knocked back and the client wants it full tig. But even the tig and stick functions have got a 100% duty cycle up to around 375amps lol. Try that with an Rtech and it would probably melt lol

[@ТагирТагиров-г2г]

👍💪

[@pajapajic8809]

Sve je pogresno, Jasic nije profesionalni aparat, kamen na brusilici je okrenut kontra, na merdevinama nagazne povrsine ne smeju biti okrugle

[@aceprecision1681]

Ahhhhh, Jasic welders ...... from the same people that bought us Covid-19 ! Yeah ...... Nah

[@ARCONEWELDING]

😅 for the price u cant go wrong