What pulse duration are people using typically for the Flipsky welder? Def getting sparking every time now and it’s just putting holes through my nickel and didn’t use to before.
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the charge level on the battery effects that, with a fresh 3S battery at full charge i do about 13ms on .2 and move it up to 17 as it discharges although i dont like it getting too low.
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yeah im slightly higher but using rubbish tips
i tend to start at 17 or so and finish at 22
Ok so I tried to contact the Flipsky customer support chat and stated I need to purchase new tips/probes for the welder. After bugging them a couple days in a row and not hearing back finally my third night of bugging them, I get the response which all they said was, “oh, sorry we have not this one”
Meaning I spent $240 on a welder and yet they can’t even sell me any sort of replacement tips/probes in order to keep using it hopefully to fix my welds which have gone to shit and I am hoping it’s just a probe issue… But they can’t sell me Replacement probes… Anyone have any suggestions/alternatives/links? Much appreciated
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replace it with Kweld probes?
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Yeah, this.
Or, for much cheaper product and shipping,
I have also found that the Malectrics probes do not heat up as badly vs the kweld probes.
Either way, order a set of ProbeGripz for the best spot welding experience with these probes 
#shillshillshill
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or for the pen go to sequere who sell the welder in the first place and they sell
flipsky are just a reseller
If you search around on the internet for 3mm probes/pins/electrodes they can be found. I’ve ordered some to see if they’re any good.
Something like this.
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nice get back to me on them whether they are good or not please
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Thanks for all the responses everyone! Much better than Hellen at flipshit haha.
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Has anyone tried to use tellurium copper? Same as what kweld uses
I see the flipsky uses 3mm tips. So buy 3mm tellurium rod and just use a file to get it into shape. Should last much longer no?
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i think you could fit a slightly wider one in though maybe 4mm
Yes we have switched to tellurium copper - it’s required for this welder. I’m actually not using it anymore, it’s on a semi permanent loan to @BigBen and he’s switched the electrodes out and it’s much more durable now
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Was supposed to post that from this account, doh
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Tellurium is the shizz. Making the flipper pretty damned good.
The copper from Ali was usable but burnt through probes in a battery.
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The tellerium I linked to? Where did you source yours?
I sourced mine from a metal supplier here in the UK. Meaning to prep some to put in the shop but have had ,er, other stuff going on. 
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If you can make some sets I’d actually really want to buy them 
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It definitely a great spot welder. Though I’d say malectrics is just as good and cheaper
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