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Yeswelder Firstess MP200 Part 2: Stick, Dual Shield and Lies

This is part two of my in-depth look at the Yeswelder Firstess MP200. I test dual shield flux core wire and stick welding. I also find that despite the claims to be fixing issues and the vast marketing campaigns attempting to paint Yeswelder as a major player in the welding industry and a massive Kickstarter campaign that raised millions of dollars, they are still releasing the same, falsely advertised products they always did. Get better, Yeswelder! I'm fresh out of "benefit of the doubt." Accurate specs, accurate advertising and accurate data tags don't cost any more and should be the bare minimum expectation. We wouldn't accept this from any other industry. If we found that Canon cameras all had 25% less resolution than claimed and the included batteries were half the capacity and voltage shown on the label, it would be a major scandal full of angry customers. If it was discovered that cans of Pepsi were only 10 oz. and had twice as much sugar and twice the calories as what the nutrition label claimed, it would be a major scandal. If it was discovered that Ford's latest V8 engine had two fake cylinders on the end and was actually a V6, there would be major backlash. What if a company takes in millions of dollars for a Kickstarter campaign and delivers a product that can't do what is says? What if that product's specs and claimed capabilities are inaccurate? Should we care? What if this company has an entire product line littered with products that can't meet the rated specs? Should we care? Or should we just accept it because "it's cheap?" As requested by several viewers, I have set up a Patreon account. Any support is appreciated, but absolutely not required.   / bigtb1717