10 in 1 welder/cutter worth the hype? - Full review - SSimder SD 4050 Pro - MIG TIG MMA FCAW Plasma

That is a 15amp plug.

Ive been trying to discover what type of starting the TIG function is. Anyone have an answer? Thanks!

Wow, 10 plus years pft.

Thanks for the in-depth review. So much more informative than Simder’s instructions or online content. It’s incredible that online creators and professionals provide more info than the companies making the products.

Does the TIG have an HF start? An interesting machine.

Great review! I appreciate the detailed analysis of the welding machine. While the claim of a 10-to-1 ratio is intriguing, it seems that a closer examination reveals a more accurate six-to-one ratio, as pointed out. The fact that there are only six selections of different welding types further supports this observation. Overall, the machine looks promising and exciting, except for the limitation in plasma cutting, which might be a concern for those needing to cut thicker materials. Thanks for sharing your insights!"

Awesome video, thank you Josha

thanks much appreciated ! :)

Great presentations with good information,delivered professionally.
You 've got my vote !

We have split phase power in the us, so the plug that came on it has two 120v pins 180° out of phase and a ground/neutral. Power between the two 120v pins is 240v. The adapter simply cuts it in half. The welder sees what voltage is being supplied and limits the power it uses accordingly. Its not nearly as dangerous as you think as long as its used with this welder.

Why do a review and not use the provided tig torch?

Thanks for the great review of this machine.

I would like to know if the tig torch is a stretch one or if there is a button to start /hold/stop

It looks fantastic .....so I ordered one through the Indegogo ....back in April, received the welder late July and I'm still waiting for the accessories, helmet and wire. Be warned that Ssimder are very slow at delivering these!

Great video

I just watched this being used. Well the person running it put out sweet welds .
So for less then $ 700.00 usd your hard pressed for bunch for bucks .

😂 it’s 120 /220 voltage auto switching

Thank you for the knowledge and review. I just received mine

Great overview. Looks like a nice machine. I wonder if a better torch would help cutting? Also you didn't try aluminum tig. Did it come with a tirch and pedal? The mig aluminum was very impressive. Was there a guide for settings? I just looked in Amazon and they sell some simder products but not the 10/1 you have here. Maybe yours is a pre-release copy?

the blank gauge must be like mine.... tightened and 180'............lol would love to see the entire gas/air system you have. sounds like a brilliant idea.

In the USA my garage has 220 and 110. It allows us to use this equipment for light duty use. The machine senses input voltage and limits or sets the machine accordingly. OBTW great review.

Great video man, enjoying this content

Can this TIG weld aluminum?

Awesome review .... Thanks so much!... To be honest I haven't found a negative review on this unit yet other than a few minor quirks. How has this held up after 8 months? I would be interested to know that. Any suggested modifications such as consumables, etc?

Our fuses are in our electrical boxes on our homes

You have no idea what your saying you need to research American voltage and amps and plugs because everything you said was wrong

Enjoyed the test 👍

Just to play devils advocate: the machine is regularly about $700, tig, mig, pulse mig, stick, plasma. So if u bought those separately and paid on average $500 each (which is certainly not the top of the line machines) that = $2500, to address the issue of if the machine goes down all welding process is stopped, buy 2 = $1400 and save $1100 (or put that $1100 towards better accessories/torches) if ur 1st machine goes down u got another to instantly step in and 2 machines take up less space than 4

What's the minimum power outlet required to power this thing? I'm in an apartment in Canada so I can't really wire in anything special. The manufacturer is giving me some crazy numbers.

Awesome learnt a lot
Can't get them in Australia though

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I have Miller TIG, two Miller MIGs, one setup for aluminum and the other setup for mild steel and a Hobart stick welder. I bought the 4050pro to be a backup for all my other welders so I can use it in a pinch if one of them goes down. Otherwise, it sits configured with flux core wire for when I need to go mobile and weld outdoors. It's amazingly light compared to my blue machines, all of which are transformer machines so this is only my second inverter machine. We'll see how it holds up over time.

Wow. Nice comprehensive review. Just what I was looking for. Thx.

What is the duty cycle?

I wish it was made in the USA and not in China. A good tool, maybe, but not made in the USA.

I try to buy one and the price that sale them is higher when you do the checkout by 20%!! That really make me frustrated!!

What setting was he on for flux core

Only cool thing about this video is your accent. I wish i can talk like you man ..

Sorry to bother, but do you have any recommendations for upgrading the plasma cutter? Or can it even be done?

Your going in the wrong direction. The welder knows its getting plugged into 120 volt plug instead of 240. The danger is in the other way around....otherwise great review!🎉

Switching the bus bar changed the polarity…..then you switched the leads at the terminal and switched it right back

Those internals are UGLY, that coil just hanging, it looks like it has be slapped together by a half blind chinese guy saving up for new lenses.

US$ 1.000 carísima

I am an experienced welder and I can tell you that you are a pretty good one. Thank you for this remarkable review.

Demanding a fuse in a plug, and a breaker box, in a brick home, is crazy. You guys really love your government "protecting" you from yourself.

Ac/dc ????

With an all digital machine you would think manufacturers would build presets. You enter your material specs and the machine auto selects starter point settings.

This machine does seem good for the money.

The weld/ SPRAY PASS/ROOT PASS we did in class always left a fair bit of spatter and dirt from it so this is why I got the Spray feeling with that weld man..