2019 Everlast SuperUltra 206si 200a Tig Stick 50a Plasma Cutter Multi Process Welder Dual Voltage 110/220v

So far only running on 110v 15a circuit. Plasma works well. Took some advice and plumbed in another air/water separator from air tank resevoir and set psi to 75. Only ran a few rods of 3/32 7018 - set at 75a - it ran ok, almost felt like it was jumping between 70a and 85a. I am sure that is because of the 110v power and the inverter technology trying to compensate for the low power. But it was definitely worth it. The TiG (GTAW) is great in my opinion. Nothing like a BLUE liquid cooled machine, but the HF start is GREAT! It starts an arc like right now. The torch is kinda cheap, and not molded very well. Collet and collet/ gas body isn't lined up with the molding and needed to be tweaked. Thread part screed up one of the collets when I was putting a new tungsten. Post adjustment for argon has a nice adjustment. I can't get that pretty finished stainless TiG beads yet. Acts like not enough filler and/ or too hot. Only had about 5 hours on the machine. Argon leaks in the system somewhere. Thinking cheap tygon tubing clamp on machine end. All in all, worth the money until a good True BLUE machine can be justified to purchase. And 6010 rod is really funny. I know it should really only run 6013 or 6011, but I only had 6010. It ran it, but something to be desired. You cannot whip it back on itself.

Junk don’t buy or expect any tech support. All you get is the run around.

More than what I expected! Stick, tig, and plasma work great. The plasma cutter is my favorite option on the machine. This is a great add for someone’s home garage/shop. I had the machine a few months running it on 120 volts and it worked great , but one day I was using the plasma cutter on a peace of 1/8” steel and the breaker tripped. I turned everything off and unplugged the unit and turned the breaker back on and everything seemed fine. A minute later it tripped again. This time the unit had a buzzing noise. Without getting into all of it, I called everlasting and explained what happened. The tech told me after a short inquiry that it was a warranty issue and they’d take care of it. I paid shipping to and from their facility. They had told me it was a minimum 30 day turnaround but I received it back in two weeks repackaged and prettier than when I shipped it. As far as customer service goes they were very good at their job. The unit works great and no problems since. I did run a 240 volt outlet for it in my shop. I suggest only that voltage although 120 volts does work fine, you will get the most out of the machine with the higher voltage. In short I’m really happy with the purchase.

The only reason I'm not giving this product 5 stars is because the first time I used the plasma cutter the air hose popped off internally (cheap hose clamp) so I just ran down to the closest auto parts store and got a better hose clamp, problem solved. Other than that I am very happy with this machine, it's amazing having all three functions in such a compact unit. Works great!!

Straight up it's not a miller or a hypertherm. BUT well worth the price. I have used the plasma on steel from 18 gauge to 1/2 in. Cuts very well! Stick welding is great also. Just learning to tig weld so I can't comment there. With a 5 year warranty you can't go wrong. I run a small fabrication business on the side and it does everything I ask of it. This is a brand I have never heard of so I did some research on it and decided to take the chance and it paid off.

Outstanding combo unit for the price! I have used the TIG from 30 to 130 amps and the plasma cutter on 1/4 inch so far all works great! Wired it for 220v.

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Received my unit about a month ago, and extremely pleased with its performance on 240v in all processes! Customer Support was also awesome when I had a moment of stupidity with the torch! Highly recommend, will keep buying from this manufacturer (this is my second unit from them).