Aferiy P280 BEAST against a mig welder

In this video, I fix a stool using my Clarke 100EN MIG Welder. I recently ventured into DIY plug-in solar power and immediately came up against a problem: my workshop garage tools far outpowered the 800W solar input into my house from my one EcoFlow Series X power unit. So, what I decided to do, instead of using my mains grid power which I would have to pay for, was to take my Aferiy P280 battery generator into the garage and test a bunch of tools to see if it would stand up to the high power test. The results were eye-opening and truly amazing when you can run everything from this small but powerful battery unit. There were some issues where the welder felt like there wasn't enough voltage to burn the wire, thus causing popping and a spatter weld, but it did do the job, all but not very pretty. It could have also been oxidized wire where the welder had been sitting and not used for years, or the tip, but I'm sure that wasn't the problem. Like I say, I'm not a welder, so these tools are rarely used, leading to issues. Anyway, watch the video and see what you think. If you like the video, give a thumbs up, share with friends, and subscribe to get my latest videos. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video! Links to my other related plug-in solar power and battery solar below :- Ecoflow stream plug-in solar setup    • EcoFlow Stream Ultra X DIY plug-in solar p...   Aferiy P280 washing machine test    • Can the Aferiy P280 power a 9kg washing ma...   Aferiy P280 confusing settings    • Aferiy P280 plug-in solar first time using...   Solar sensor lights    • Amazing solar powered outdoor sensor light...   New to plugin solar    • This DIY plug-in solar power from EcoFlow ...   Keeping the power units cool    • Keep your EcoFlow Stream and Aferiy P280 c...   https://uk.ecoflow.com/products/strea... https://uk.aferiy.com/products/aferiy... #diysolar #solarpower​ #pluginsolar