Big thanks to primeweld weld for providing affordable machines. Leave a comment and let me know your thoughts on this machine 😎

I'll have to keep this machine in mind. So far I've built a tablesaw fab table and an electromagnetic grinding station. I enjoy the videos and the awesome ideas.

Nice! Your mig 285 video helped me pick up the settings quick.

thanks for the honest review! I’m sold on it!

I just bought one with a cooler and I like it great machine. Thanks for the honest review.

I just bought one of these. Excited to try it out

That's a lot of amps! I like the on demand fans and front mounted power switch.

This was an excellent review and you went above and beyond the average review. Well done man

Thank you for the information really enjoyed the presentation Own a 225 but you have me toying with purchase of a 325.

Probably one of the best 325 reviews. My 325 also has the dial lag but not a biggie. I love the machine. I have welded 1/2" aluminum with 200 amps using your instructions. Keep the videos coming for this hobbyist.

Thank u very much this machine looks like a winner💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

dammm, I was all set to buy the 225, now I have to have this one. The on-demand fan and lower amp settings are favorites already.

Looks Awesome!!!😁Great review still have my Tig 225 in the box 😂 got to get it set up but life is holding things up. Thanks for the video😁👍🚜💨☀

Very thorough!

This has some really nice upgrades from the 225. I'm torn just for diy/farm (tiny, tiny farm) use.

I think I want this one!

This seems like an incredible machine for the price. 100% duty cycle amps of 250 is the same as the Dynasty 400... which is like a $16,000 machine, lmao. I'm in my second semester of learning TIG at a community college. Thinking of building myself a welding cart with a DIY water cooler built into the bottom rack as a class project, then using this machine with it on a CK20 torch.

The thing you say about the knobs not immediately registering for me it's a feature! How many times you by accident go to close to the welder and slightly touch it and bum, your settings are gone! So lack of sensitivity for me is room for these situations!

Of course the leads are better--they have to carry 100 more amps. I'm glad I hadn't already purchased the 225. This is the one for me.

Not to sound like a stickler but I’d rather hear my fans running all the time than off and on simply because I know they are working and I don’t have to worry about overheating. I work in a fab shop and it’s loud as hell so to me this is actually not bad with my 225 lol.

If the specs are accurate, the TIG 325X can start and weld in DC TIG mode down to 5 amps. The TIG 225X only goes down to 10 amps start.

A welder with the switch in a functional spot.... If these were in Australia I would buy one of these.

Water cooler function is independent of the Tig function! The Tig on demand fans can cut-off during welding, when elec components are below thermal danger & kick-on as needed! Torch water circulation is constant& necessary! Want a quieter cooler, on demand fans would have to become the norm! For 40 years, with Miller blue transformer tig machines, it was usual procedure to let them run 20-30 minutes after the weld job was over. $1 of electricity is cheap insurance trying to prolong the life cycle of a $150-$350 tig torch!

I really wish they would have added lift arc, this machine would have been awesome for pipe. Glad they added 6010 though.

Love primeweld is still raising the bar. But honestly almost none of us need anything over 200amps. I’ve been building roll cages, brackets for cars and pre runner trucks and used 200 amps twice in my shop. 325 amps is if you’re welding CAT excavators or industrial tractors 😂

brother 325 x can weld aluminum stick welding rod

Quick question for you on the the Primeweld. Does it generate much RF noise when AC welding with it? I have been using a Syncrowave 200 since about 2010 and it generates a terrible amount of RF noise when welding AC with it. I weld in our attached garage usually so the noise is a pain as it causes interference with electronics etc in the house. I wasn't sure if the inverter based machines have this same issue or not.

Does anyone know how much the wooden box of the 325x machine weighs? thank you

Great video. I know it states "6010" capable on the site, but how does it really handle 6010? Some machines state 6010 capable but only short arc dragging or something, not long arc or open root.

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What’s the deal with the function only available with 4t?

please make vedio aluminium stick welding

Have you tried the Everlast or the Eastwood machines?

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Do you happen to know if the pedals interchange between the 225?

Can you max this out on a 30 amp 240v breaker? Or do you need a 50 amp circuit to get all 325 amps?

I have the 225x. The only regret I have is not waiting to buy this machine 😟.

I'm running E71T-GS flux core self shielding wire, and a buddy told me to add an argon mix along with it. He said it makes a much better weld with less spatter. Have you tried this? Or will you try this and tag me in the video? Thanks in advance.

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This machine with a cooler, paired with the 285 MIG would be amazing for a shop setup

so what's the highest AMP on 110V is it 147 similar to 225X machine?or it's higher since it's 325?

How many AMPS input, 120\240 volts website does not say.... nice review!

Hi, can you Tig 3/8" aluminum and 3/8" stainless with that machine? 325

I wonder when they will sell on Amazon?

When did they cone out with this one

your machine has red knobs and mine has yellow. any difference ?

Bro I would put that bottle up close to table like that. You could accidentally arc out on bottle.😮

brother

I am so pissed PrimeWeld is 3 weeks out from even being able to ship out my welder. I am about to request a refund and go buy an Everlast.

LEADS NEEEEEEEAD 2 BE 25 FEET MIN...

Sorry I gotta go with YesWelder

Rubbish. Shame he does'nt understand the welding environment. Lets look at the stinger, How does an un-necessariyBig, dam awkward to use, plastic shroud make it more suitable for high current? I have the smaller stinger with minimal bakerlite shroud that was supplied with my SIP 140 welder purchased over 56 years ago. After a few months, my constant welding down to the last mm of the rod, unsurprisingly caused the bakerlite to burn and crumble off the electrode teeth on both sides. GREAT. The stinger became smaller, lighter, easier to hold, easier to load with rods, easier to adjust rod angle, able to use full rod length in tight positions & no problems as I am not stupid enough to clip the stinger to the earth clamp when its switched on! Over more than half a century I have bought (due to peer pressure & not due to any welding need) 2 new big (professional) stingers & I have given these 2 big expensive stingers to friends that laugh at my small old overworked trusted stinger. Now explain how an earth clamp with long fingers carries more current? Rubbish comment. Try thinking. The manufacturers of this welder have provided a higher curremt capable machine to weld Bigger size project materials. So it makes perfect sense that they supply an earth clamp that has fingers long enough to open & reach around & over larger chassis / workpiece members. Its the spring tension & surface area of contact to the workpiece & cable termination quality that is important not visual yuppyness factor.

I'm guessing the knobs use a potentiometer, and to avoid knocking it off your current setting, you have to move the knob with enough force for it to pick up that you've made an adjustment Just a guess, idk 🤷‍♂️

225 vs 325 opinion 🤔