Multimatic 220 AC/DC Welding Review
Multimatic 220 AC/DC Welding Review
Baker’s Gas puts the new Multimatic 220 AC/DC multiprocess welder to the test. Miller says It can handle any job and any process — AC/DC TIG, MIG, flux cored and Stick. Even AC TIG weld aluminum! In this video Andrew welds each process and let you know what he thinks of the machine. He is welding with it for the first time!
Demonstration of TIG, then MIG then Stick with Auto-Set and how you can manually make adjustments.
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Links to all the products mentioned below:
Multimatic 220 AC/DC:
Miller Multimatic 220 AC/DC Multiprocess Welder – 907757
Multimatic 220 Cover:
Miller Multimatic 220 Protective Cover – 301524
Dual Cylinder Cart:
Miller Dual Cylinder Rack Cart – 951770
TIG Consumable Kit:
https://www.bakersgas.com/NAS366-AK-1…
Wireless Foot Control:
Miller Wireless Foot Control and 14-Pin Receiver – 300429
Finger Tip Control:
Miller Rcc-14 Remote Contactor & Current Cntrl (14-Pin Plug) – 151086
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does it run 6010
I want to get one
I like the Digital interface, and the size of the Machine. And also the Smart functions of how it knows if ur ground is connected and which Lead is connected. That’s cool I can dig it…
My cardinal rule when welding aluminum is Us a respirator… It doesn’t take much Aluminum vapor to settle in to the brain and start the Alzheimer’s disease.. even if it doesn’t kick in for many years. F u have aluminum vapor and u breathe it. It ends up settling in the brain. And there’s a high likelihood of Alzheimer’s…
I wanna see a comparison between Everlast Miller Lincoln and esab ac/dc machines wanna know which one is best
Such a nice machine. I need to update my miller 165 to this if it was a little less money.
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Its noisy!
Pushing the welding parameters of the amperage. Can the
millermatic 220 weld larger than ¼ in stainless to 3/8? This miller is rated at 210 amps ?
Is it a significant factor that these machines don’t have Induction settings/knobs?
Want to see a comparison with both the "Everlast" all in one AC/DC and the "ESAB" all in one AC/DC units… Which one is the dollar for dollar best value, With quality, dependability, and price… And list the best points for each and drawbacks for each…
Welds 1/4 Tig stainless . Will it also do 3/8 stainless wire for Mig?
thanks for the video, great information here, will be waiting for other videos
How thick of material can you weld with it?
Brother let me ask you a question…
Since you have tested both, tell me if you had only one choice between the one you test in this video and the TransSteel 2200C, which you should buy…
the only thing it needs now is a plasma cutting ability
compare the mig side to the rebel 285
Does it do well with titanium
can you swith out the tig torch for a gas knob one?
you answered my 215 Question…. <Get the 220> Thx……
HEY Andrew could you compare the miller 220 ac/dc to the miller Syncrowave 210 TIG MIG Spoolmate 150 Package?
Why didn’t you do a plate cupon instead of running flat beads?
Hey, what happened to the Millermatic 255 video??
That’s a nice piece of gear! I wonder if Miller copied the Harbor Freight Vulcan OmniPro 220, because it looks exactly like it except for blue paint.What type of high frequency arc start does it have, a capacitor dump, or true spark gap generator?Very nice. Go Miller
This product shipped in India sir
do you have to worry about any electronic gear nearby frying if you use the high frequency settings?
Will a miller bobcat 250 run this machine?
This all in 1 machines are taking the fun out of learning, I’m glad I taught myself to weld because of the sense of accomplishment you get,this feels like cheating your way to learn
Will it fit a full size spool of wire?
Compare it to the new esab rebel
Ac/dc
you need a smoke eater!
Hola, entre la Rebel 205 ac/dc y está Miller cual recomiendas?
I bought one of these from you. UPS destroyed it and you guys were basically zero help getting that resolved and now that it’s been resolved with UPS, I can’t get it shipped back. A little service after the sale guys. It’s not all youtube videos to push your sales.
It’s awesome yet way overpriced, adding $2,000 to the cost of DC machine just to add an ac tig feature..think about that.
$3,000 is the cheapest price for a 220 AC/DC, you could have 2 dedicated machines (one ac, one dc) for far less. A Miller 211MVP can be had for $1,000 shipped all day (yet no tig), however a 211 can do aluminum (spool gun).
If the 220 AC/DC was $2,200 or less maybe…and to think…by provided this machine you get less metal, motors, screens, knobs, case(s), bolts, circuit boards….and still that much more, and get less (opposed to 2 dedicated machines). Kinda funny, you get less….yet pay even more…compounded.
what about post flow?
Is the AC feature worth it? Is the Whole machine worth the 3k? Thanks for this video!
whats the largest wire spool i can fit in it for the mig? can it fit the 30lb’ers?
nice!! 💪 👷🏻
I’d like to see this up against the Everlast 252 sti. I walked by this at sema and I regret not looking at it closer.
Any flex head torches compatible with the 220?
I have to say you really have made my day. I have been waiting for this machine that come out since last summer. I’ve been waiting to give it a little time to be out before being one of the first people to buy one. Been there done that I’m not fun. From what you demonstrated this is even better than the Miller representative I had told us at a seminar. Now I can strictly own just Miller. My Lincoln TIG is now retired to the race trailer as soon as I order this. I’m glad to see you tried the 6010 I don’t use that much it’s good to know if needed I don’t have to switch to my other machine.
It would be great to compare this to the Multimatic 215. I know this is a stronger machine and can handle AC TIG.. would still be a cool video though, thanks!