When it comes to GTAW I'm the master of the "tip dip". Not too bad at blow through either.... 🤣🤣🤣 Just about to get back into it after a long health layoff. Cheers ol' pal, thanks for posting. 👏👏👏 👋👋👋
Thanks mate great video, thought it was time to upgrade from the old Unimig 210 pro craft. Tig wasn't even around when I was in trade school. Looks similar to fusion welding with an oxy. Unimig really have some great machines , thinking of the 230 razor multi. I'm shocked at what these machines can do.
Great vids, I have the unitig razor 200, I see videos where they are doing single pulse zaps for thin metals, can you do a vid doing this with sample settings
Hi Steve, thank you for your feedback. We are looking at expanding our video content on the differences in metals amongst other things. Be sure to subscribe to our channel so you won't miss when we have that video done.
So does the knob on the foot pedal set full-pedal to be x% of the machine SETTING or does it make the machine setting irrelevant and the k sets fuul-pedal as x% of maximum machine amps? Eg if machine can do 200amps but is set to 90 amps does "full" on the knob mean that 100% on the pedal gives you 90 or 200 amps? I don't see this info anywhere
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