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Everlast PowerMaster 205 stick welding
Everlast PowerMaster 205 stick welding
233 views - 3 months ago
Everlast PowerMaster 205 plasma cutting
Everlast PowerMaster 205 plasma cutting
232 views - 3 months ago
learning to stick weld aluminum
learning to stick weld aluminum
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hildstromolo uploaded a new video (3 months ago)
Everlast PowerMaster 205 150A stick weld on 3/8" disc brake
 
 
hildstromolo uploaded a new video (3 months ago)
Everlast PowerMaster 205 50A plasma cut through 3/8" disc brake
 
 
hildstromolo uploaded a new video (5 months ago)
Here I am just learning to run beads with aluminum welding electrodes. T...   more
 
 
hildstromolo uploaded a new video (9 months ago)
Everlast Super250P AC TIG welding aluminum at 100A with 25% cleaning. Pu...   more
 
 
hildstromolo uploaded a new video (9 months ago)
Everlast Super250P DC stick welding at 100A with auto welding lens for t...   more
 
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welderman27 (2 months ago)
I'd really like to see some close ups on the stick welding aluminum I have heard it welds like shit but would like to see up close still
hildstromolo (8 months ago)
It's still going strong. Here is my Everlast Super250P review page.
http://geocities.com/hildstrom/projects/super250p/index.html

I have tested everything, cut a bunch of scrap metal, cut and welded a propane tank to make a small aluminum foundry, and right now I am working on a 1-into-2 aluminum air intake manifold for my 82 Yamaha Vision. The original carbs were crap, so I'm hooking up a single Mikuni VM38 to feed both cylinders.
mujgy (8 months ago)
How is your Everlast unit holding up? I like the idea of a multipurpose unit like this not to mention pretty inexpensive. What kind of projects have you done with this.