Lincoln Electric POWER MIG 211 (Unboxing & Welding)

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Lincoln Electric recently released this new Power MIG 211, this is the competitor to the millmatic 211 (which i was supposed to buy from my last company before they closed down)
For the price point, this machine does everything that the miller 211 can do. It is a fully digital machine unlike the miller.. which maybe problematic in the future.
In this video, I Unbox, set up & weld with the machine. I’m very impressed with how it does out of the box. We will see how it lasts over the next few months.
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7 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 37

@SWC44 20 дней назад

DATS A LINCOLN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@scubacy 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for showing this Lincoln in action! Ordered mine last week to replace a Tweco 3in1

@TheDogHousetv 6 месяцев назад

Not a problem! Been a good machine so far for me

@ricardomontes373 7 месяцев назад

You got some nice welds.👍

@TheDogHousetv 7 месяцев назад

Thanks man.

@Ben-sv9op Месяц назад

What is it mean when a welder Could weld up to 3/8 That's penetration capabilities. Meaning to weld, two plates of half inch together it will not get the job done? Thank you, I apologize.I'm a super beginner

@TheDogHousetv 25 дней назад

@@Ben-sv9op it’s stating that when you have it on the setting for 3/8”, it can penetrate with one pass… but limits the duty cycle. Anything larger than 3/8” will require multiple passes to ensure good penetration of the weld. Preheating goes a long way with thicker material especially if you’re MIG welding it

@Ben-sv9op 25 дней назад

@@TheDogHousetv thank you

@andersonvillavicencio9735 Месяц назад

Millermatic 211 or Lincoln power mig 211i which one seems better to you?

@TheDogHousetv Месяц назад

I can’t lie, that’s a tough choice. I have really enjoyed my Lincoln… but i don’t have has many hours on it as i have put on a miller 211 (which was owned by my previous employer) We did all our production work with millers… they just kept going. Only had one board fail in 3 years

@michaelwilliams2151 8 месяцев назад

I have always owned and used Lincoln products. About 6 year ago I bought a new MIG ,( my old one was over 15 years old, still in use ) , I had nothing but problems with this machine, contacted welding supplier that I bought from, no assistance , even talked to Lincoln at SEMA, still no luck, finally after fighting with it for a year, I gave it away, Bought a Miller. Will not own another Lincoln welder.

@technicalitems731 8 месяцев назад

Lincoln used to be top tier!

@TheDogHousetv 7 месяцев назад

i really hate it hear that man, i have really been on the fence with both brands..miller or lincoln. Ive welded with both, i have both of their hoods, use both of their hobby machines. I have had issues with both. This welder has been an awesome unit so far in my shop, i have done serveral jobs with it & it hasnt skipped a beat. I guess we will see how it lasts over the next year.. I went out on a limp and bought this AlphaTig AHP unit... everyone had mixed opinions on it. I can say for a 200 amp ACDC tig machine its been worth the money. Its starting to look like Miller NOR Lincoln has a hold on the market anymore.

@flyingwasp1969 6 месяцев назад

what was the problem you were having, it has a 3 year warranty.Its hard to believe that a reputable lincoln retailer would not take care of the problem.

@nash6372 6 месяцев назад

Am a fun of miller and Lincoln but the challenge we have here in Zambia it's where to get the original product Zambian market as been spoiled by Chinese market and of quality

@michaelwilliams2151 6 месяцев назад

As I was told buy my dealer where I get my consumables , lincoln, miller, holbart are all made in China, ESAB is the only one made in the states, but they don't have what I want in a machine, so what do you do? @@nash6372

@jeffm2448 7 месяцев назад

I have this same welder. I don’t understand why on auto set the 1/8” setting wire speed is 285 and 19.5 volts and the thicker 10 gauge goes down to wire speed 280 and 19 volts.

@TheDogHousetv 7 месяцев назад

Lol i didn't even notice that. im going to check that out next time i weld with it.

@DennysCountryLife 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the review on this! I'm in the market for a different machine, and am having a really hard time making a decision. This certainly helped. Are you still happy with it, now that you have some time on it? Thanks -Chris

@TheDogHousetv 6 месяцев назад

Hey Chris, yes i am still loving the machine it has done serval jobs for me without any sort of issue! It certainly has paid itself off within these few weeks of purchasing it. I will be updating in a few months with more of an in-depth review after some usage. Thanks for watching!

@DennysCountryLife 6 месяцев назад

@@TheDogHousetv That's great to hear! Glad you're enjoying it. Looking forward to you're follow up video on it. Thanks for the reply!

@TheDogHousetv 6 месяцев назад

@@DennysCountryLife not a problem bud! Glad the video was helpful! I’ll keep you guys update in the next comings months for the newest update.

@Weld513arc 5 месяцев назад

I like comeaux caps there my favorite

@TylerHankss 2 месяца назад

Will it weld the flux core .035 in 1/4”?

@TheDogHousetv 2 месяца назад

Yes it can weld flux core .035 on 1/4” I’m not 100% sure of its duty cycle at that setting though.

@user-yy4xq5bv8x 7 месяцев назад

It’s almost the same my miller 211 auto set, multiple volts 2010

@TheDogHousetv 7 месяцев назад

I loved the Miller 211, but they would not work with me on the price tag. Its almost $2200 bucks and this lincoln was around 1400 or so with my small discount. But yes, it almost welds the same.. TO me IMO