185A 3-in-1 MIG Welder - Flux Core/MIG/Lift TIG/Stick Welding Machine, 110V/220V Dual Voltage, Gas/Gasless, Portable Welder

UPDATE: Welded with it, runs great. There is a decent bit of splatter, but that's likely the wire not the welder. Very smooth. It has a neat feature where when you run the wire it speeds up after a little bit on not completing the circuit.I only ran it on 110V where it seems to be able to go from 35A to 120A.Do check all your settings before starting. Mine started in 4T mode and I didn't realize it, meaning it was set to where you pull the trigger to start and pull to end. Most people want 2T mode where it stops when you let off the trigger.Okay, let's be clear that I have yet to weld with it, I just wanted to answer a few questions that I had when looking at it before I bought it. So far it meets my expectations. Love the metal drive system. Gun feels good and the the gas system is set up for quick connect. It really does weigh just 17 lb and its so small. I have my Chicago Electric Harbor Freight special next to it for comparison.1) it comes with a roller that has both .8 V and 1.0 V (for welding with gas GMAW).2) the wire it comes with is .8 for GMAW (you need a tank).3) for flux core you'll need to get a different roller. I've included a picture of the roller and I'll update when I order my flux core roller and install. Seems like a standard setup with a single key.4) I'll also get a .6 roller and wire to check that out (a big part of the reason I bought it was because it can do .6)5) It comes with an extra .8 tip and a 1.0 tip along with a little tool that I'm not yet sure what it's for.Once I get a chance to weld (have to get a tank) I'll update.I wish it had a chart on the inside with settings. But I think I'll be able to get pretty close using metal thicknesses.

My welding skill level = a grinder and paint make me the welder I ain't. I'm a hobbyist, not a professional, but I actually use my welder quite a bit in the summertime.This came with a roll of flux-core wire, which is good for the beginner, but luckily it can be set up for gas fed welding just by changing the wire and hooking up your gas feed. It works well on 110v, but of course if you need it for "heavy duty" usage, running it on 220v is a very good idea.The box it came in was a bit damaged and the inflatable cushion it comes shipped in had deflated, but it arrived undamaged and ready to weld. The manufacturer definitely needs to improve the shipping materials a bit so a relatively heavy welder and accessories can reach its destination undamaged. It works well, but check it upon receipt to ensure you got an undamaged unit.Overall, it's an excellent little welder for the home user / hobbyist, even on 110v.

What a surprise! Bad decision, I don't recommend it.I'll put it to the test I hope it doesn't explode

All items that were offered in the description are present, it came with flux wire. The welder looks great and functions well. The only thing that is not so great is the strength of the adhesive used to stick the plastic dashboard plate to the welder. That plastic plate pulls away after awhile. But it's nothing that a small amount of glue can't fix.I have looked at many Amazon cheap welders and this is the best looking and feels reliable. Also the internal materials are solid and metal. The one thing I can not say is wether the amps leaving the welder are the amps on the welder display. Works on 220 V standard welder receptacle and a 30 amp circuit breaker.

Come all damaged and beat up very disappointed

i dont usually leave reviews but for this one i will! i was skeptical to buy welder for 250$ but this thing is so good i came from bigger machine called Eastwood 250 and i can tell youthis one does the same thing if not better the pictures i posted was first try without gas and it has so much juice in it i can probably weld 1/4 easily also i can do tig mig and stick just for tig you would have to get different handle it should be nice welder once used with gas its light and powerful highly recommend!

STAHLWERK used to sell a plasma cutter with gas/no gas mig that did aluminium . It Was like the only one with those two option. that was good. Youtube it.The few others don't mig weld aluminum and have plasma torch.STAHLWERK bring that model back,please!

Very efficient for a small machine excellent quality very convenient and not heavy to move it around very satisfied