swp redline mig 210

oilcooled :) · Nov 18, 2011

came today heres the pics, said on ebay 30% duty on max, was seriously peeved off to see 15% duty when it came :/ what ye think, 45A-210 build quality seems decent no gas no welds yet sorry

i will link this other forum with the welding from the same machine to it, hope this helps some one

http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=25799

cumbriasteve · Nov 18, 2011

It will be interesting to see the results on some car panel thickness, if thats what you have bought it for...45 amps min is a bit higher than most people like to run at.

oilcooled :) · Nov 18, 2011

i bought it for tractor cabs, digger cabs, and 50 mm tubing for gates, it should do car work with a good skilled hand ? :whistle:

Simon- · Nov 18, 2011

Looks nice

Who are you looking to getting gas off? Boc?

scarecrow · Nov 18, 2011

it should be find for what your using it for with .8mm wire and a good technique you should be able to get 1mm without too much trouble. 1mm wire would probably be better for gates as it fills any gaps with ease.
looking forward to see how you get on with it

oilcooled :) · Nov 19, 2011

get gas off air prouducts id say, myt be 3 weeks before i get it gas cause paid insurance yesterday and im potless

cumbriasteve · Nov 19, 2011

As you mention..should be fine for the tasks you have in mind, there seems to be a few 'newbies' considering the Redline so a review would be good for them...including the go on thinner stuff, will help others decide if it's suitable for their purpose.

I would check local calor gas suppliers, a lot of them now stock welding gases, I got mine from a local spot and was loads cheaper than air products/boc etc

oilcooled :) · Nov 19, 2011

ill weld with it next weeknd when i get gas and see how thin i can go, we will work the gas

it came with a 1kg roll of .6 sealey wire haha

oilcooled :) · Nov 25, 2011

i got gas, and it came with .6 mm wire, had no steel sheet at all nutn, got two hacksaw blades butted them up together, power setting 1, wire speed 4ish click click click click easy, think a hacksaw blade is 0.6 mm, i was well pleased with it, my cameras rubbish

scarecrow · Nov 26, 2011

well done you will love it when you get the hang of it you will have to speed up your travel speed quite a bit . they are fast and clean to weld with
I had the weld a broken bansaw blade today .5mm click click very quickly and it held chopped up about 10' of 3'' channel into 3 in. pieces

oilcooled :) · Nov 27, 2011

scarecrow said:
well done you will love it when you get the hang of it you will have to speed up your travel speed quite a bit . they are fast and clean to weld with
I had the weld a broken bansaw blade today .5mm click click very quickly and it held chopped up about 10' of 3'' channel into 3 in. pieces

did you ever exceed the duty on your mig ?

scarecrow · Nov 27, 2011

no you will never exceed the duty cycle welding gates. I was making cattle barriers last winter tacking it all together first then completely welding one side flipping it over and welding the other without stopping and they take a lot more weld than gates. long heavy runs is probably the only place you will run into trouble and you have good backup for that

most important thing is to have the steel clean.it took me a while to get into the habit of giving it a rub with the grinder

oilcooled :) · Nov 27, 2011

nice one buddy, roughly how long does the cylinder last you, i went for the half full size bottle,

Lawnmowerboy · Jun 11, 2012

Sorry to drag this thread from the deep but I'm looking for a bigger mig and was wondering what this is like. could you do a more detailed review with some pics if atall possible =)

will

Joe45 · Dec 17, 2017

Hi I know this is an old post but I'm thinking of buying the swp 210 mig welder. I'm just wondering how your one went cheers

mark o connor · Jul 5, 2018

Will the redline 210 turbo run ok with 1m wire thanks in advance

Richard. · Jul 6, 2018

mark o connor said:
Will the redline 210 turbo run ok with 1m wire thanks in advance

It will but it will spray a 0.8 much easier. I would use 0.8 on a machine like that because your not or shouldn’t be buying a 200 amp machine to spend its life at 200 amps. If you are you want a 250 or 300 amp machine in which case 1mm wire would be perfect.

White-shepherd86 · Jul 10, 2018

We have one of these in work, quite good when run from a 32A socket, we use it for welding new patches onto diffs on buses, quite heavy metal and it does just fine. Quite a lot of splatter of it though.
It has been used on finer stuff, namely a atc 70 petrol tank and didn’t blow it in holes. Contemplating buying one myself for home

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