I love my iMig 200!

[Yofish]

Pictures of some little remote jobs that the iMig 200 is perfect for. Modify some hatches with hinges and trim tabs on an old skiff. With a 40 cuft argon tank and a 30' #10 extension cord it is a one man mobe with the Ar tank being the heaviest component. I just love this little thing! It is just about everything I hoped for when I mated it to a Miller 30A gun.

[Agape Guy]

Nice! I got mine last week.

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[IRQVET]

As a new welder, the face plate of the Everest machines seem complicated and intimidate me as home/hobby buyer.

Are those made here or in China?

[Yofish]

As a new welder, the face plate of the Everest machines seem complicated and intimidate me as home/hobby buyer.

Are those made here or in China?

IRQ, are you talking about this particular machine or in general? The Imig 200 couldn't be simpler to understand. It's DUMB proof.

[Agape Guy]

As a new welder, the face plate of the Everest machines seem complicated and intimidate me as home/hobby buyer.

Are those made here or in China?

If I were a new welder, the faceplate would probably intimidate me too. As a suggestion, just download and read the instructions (which are not a lot of pages) and you'll get a good sense of the purpose of each display & control. Watching demos of the Everlast Power I-MIG200 welder on YouTube will help too, because some of them actually include an explanation of the display & controls with the demos.

[zoama]

As a new welder, the face plate of the Everest machines seem complicated and intimidate me as home/hobby buyer.

Are those made here or in China?

Every brand is made in China and a few other countries, they really are.
Mig is very easy to understand and set up.

[CEP]

read the instructions

WHAT? I’ve always been told, real men don’t read instructions, or ask for directions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!