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Question: yes do you get the full warranty in writting is it 3 or 5 yrs
Document: I dont need to weld cans together but on DC with 5 amps I could do razor blades just for braggin rights .
Mine was not tightened properly and slipped. It was easy to take apart and fix however.The people at the service centre were very helpful when I called to ask questions. I'm sure they get a lot of calls from novice welders so I'd like to thank them here for their patience.
5/32" rod produced a very good weld puddle and high quality weld.Check out the 200DX stick mode video i did on Youtube.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOGD1ffzFEkThis makes my 3rd Everlast machine all have performed great.
There are a couple of things specific to this machine that you will need to know. No manual comes with it, and the hose clamps they send with it for the gas line are also crappy. (it's 3/8 hose if you want to have them before yours comes).The AC balance is backwards from that of a Miller or Hobart. So if you set normally set it to 70 set it to 30 on this.
The gas hose seemed flimsy to me, but everything else is super heavy duty. After installing everything, I found the  gas hose was more than adequate to do the job. The torch comes prepared to accept 3/32 electrodes. Beware it does not come with electrodes.I read the included (quick start) guide and was welding within a few minutes.
Purchased 12/3 and delivered a couple of days later in great shape. Plugged it in and the high frequency would start but the air and arc would not. Called customer service, but no answer. After some research, It does seem that many of these arrive at the customer not working. If this is a gift you may want to reconsider. I'm disappointed and I may have to try another manufacturer.
I am however very pleased with my purchace of my Everlast 200 DX Tig , I have been welding for about 22 yrs and used many many machines . I am mostly a mig welder guy , but currently employed as an industrial mechanic in a food processing plant and I fequently tig weld stainless . But I bought the 200 DX for a home project for weldingup a extra hoop on my paramotor frame and cage .
He had doubts about the performance of a machine made in China, but was pleasantly surprised with the performance and could not believe the features for the price.One thing that is a bit of an annoyance relates to the included argon regulator. The regulator has a bit of a pressure burst upon initial flow (pressure rises a bit when the gas solenoid is off). That said, I typically double tap the arc start to get a good pre-flow purge anyway.
I will be getting the larger Tig torch sometime in the future. The only downside of what was included was the accessory kit. It only had 2 size 4 cups and just one Collet and Collet body for the 3/32 size tungsten. Note that Tungsten is NOT included in the package.In summary, given the price and performance I highly recommend the Everlast PowetTig 200DX. I will update this review if anything changes.
When you factor in the feature list and warranty, you're getting an awful lot for the money. An equivalent red or blue unit is 2-3x the price. Some of the accessories are of lesser quality, but the unit accepts aftermarket torches and pedals so this is not a major issue. Domestic tech support is another plus.
Answer: no