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Just got the Awithz spot welder on amazon for 290, will see if it’s any good
ОтветитьI was one of the first guy to buy it a little over a year ago. 811H 42kw is highly recommended. I generally use 0.2 copper and 0.15 nickel coated steel. Works great.
ОтветитьGreat review im going to order this now than the glitter 801a where do you get your cells from trying to find a decent site for cells
ОтветитьVery interesting. I can amateur weld but not this kind of spot welding batteries. I can’t wait to see the next video.
ОтветитьVery nice, I got the exact same 811 for 400€. Only one thing about copper, it oxydises so corrosion needs to be avoided. Perfect insulation is key. Conformal coating helps
Ответитьlooks like the Rolls Royce of welder, wow 👍
ОтветитьMy whole Kweld setup was around $500, so I wouldn't consider that too crazy expensive.
ОтветитьMany thanks for the video. I have been wanting to purchase a decent spot welder but the only vids I have seen were either by glitter or others who were selling the product.
Really great to see an in depth review from someone who actually paid their own money for it!
Thanks Richard (AKA Bottlefed)....from my nitrous race car days ;-)
Nice ebike guy good job working with some real power now thats whats up love the videos too am a need a 72v 40a battery for my bike soon before they run me off the road lol
ОтветитьI was going to get into building my own batteries to save money. Then I saw how much it costs to properly build your own batteries 😅
ОтветитьWow. This is very cool indeed. Is this capacitor based? Congrats on the purchase. Hope you recoup the loss with new battery builds. All the best.
ОтветитьTime to make some sandwiches with that .
ОтветитьYou just bough a really nice welder. I have the Glitter 811H and also the Glitter 801H and they both are excellent welders. in my opinion much better than the kWeld and more convenience. Just a recommendation. Stick with the copper/nickel sandwich because will create a stronger bond to the cells.
ОтветитьHey @E-bikeguy i am inspired by you and i am planning on building an ebike similar to yours
i was to use the QS 205 but by bike's dropouts are 190mm is there anything i can do to make it fit? or do i have to forget about the QS205 and use a weaker motor with 190mm dropout?
thanks in advance for your response
Congratulations on your new welder your good to go now that's so awesome so happy for you buddy.
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