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mtt.tr
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This is by no means my best welding this was 30mins to setup cut a coupon find filler have a go found some 2mm offcuts
But I'm really pleased with the Sherman nice arc.
Frustratingly in my dank workshop all my filler is oxidised as well as my Ali.
But I'm really pleased with the Sherman nice arc.
Frustratingly in my dank workshop all my filler is oxidised as well as my Ali.
mtt.tr
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No I can weld I just didn't have time to do anything decent.
The excitement was too great.
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Yeah bought it from Robbie.
I just plugged it in guessed at the amps and pressed the splat button whilst resting on about 200m2 of clear space ( preparing to have a serious shift around tomorrow)
Nice one. I like mine. The interface is a bit small for my liking but otherwise all good.
Yeah, you need a bit of elbow room to weld or doing anything nicely. I bought some shelf racking recently and tidied the garage properly. Its so much nicer a place to work in. I've spent a lot more time in there since. I don't get tired stepping over and round junk on the floor any more.
Yeah, you need a bit of elbow room to weld or doing anything nicely. I bought some shelf racking recently and tidied the garage properly. Its so much nicer a place to work in. I've spent a lot more time in there since. I don't get tired stepping over and round junk on the floor any more.
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I would suggest mountin* that lot on a trollet to stop the connections getting damaged, moving it around.Picked up a bottle of argon today and at last we are in buisness
It's on the agenda for sure, so far managed to blow some 1/2" holes in some sheet metal, baby steps.
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The 5 pin connectors are back on amazon, this time on prime instead of from china.
If I got one of these can I use any foot pedal with my Sherman?
Or would I be better just getting the Sherman pedal from weldes for 60 euros?
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The pedals are very simple inside. I cant allow myself to buy one at that price. My round tuit list has one like this to be made..
I bought a £4 amazon foot switch as the base but havent yet got it opened up to see if suitable.
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Hello all, this is a great thread. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading every page. I have a YesWelder 250 AC/DC Tig and am curious what the circled electronic part is. The machine was sent to me for performance testing and I am not impressed with its AC function, which I believe is a software issue because Yeswelder manipulates the stated amperage output. The machine has capability of 200 amps. I wish I knew more about electronics and programming, because I would enjoy doing a software reset so it puts out the actual true amperage.
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Thanks, Hood. I believe you are correct.
Tillerdemon
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Hello all - Anybody happen to have instructions on how to enter into the hidden menu, and also the complete list of features available?
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Seems the Yeswelder Tig 250 is another clone. However, Yeswelder has programmed the display to show 250 amps, when the actual output is 200 amps. I was hoping that via the hidden menu - P-14 - factory reset would erase the override. Unfortunately that was not the case. Anyone here have any suggestions on resetting the display?
