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I thought it came with a TIG welder.

It will weld on 110 but it will trip a 20 amp breaker my suggestion is to go 220

Bought for my offgrid campspot for the occasional repair. Tested it out in my shop at home and was surprised how well it ran 3/32 7018 and 6010 on 120 volts input. The welding leads that came with it could be atleast 3 or 4 feet longer. Great little entry level machine for someone that wants to learn how to weld or the weekend warrior that tinkers in thileir shop. Definitely recommend.

J'ai soudé 15 baguette 2.5 d'affilée il s'est pas arrêté

Tout est dans le titre

Sorprende por este precio encontrar un producto de esta calidad y facilidad de uso. Algo mejorable el portarlectrodo pero muy bien en general. Lo volveria a comprar.

Pour un amateur ,il fait très bien le job

prodotto buono e spedito in breve tempo provato da un saldatore professionista. nel complesso buon prosotto

The main only issue I have is with the ground clamp. Made of thin sheet metal and was deformed/damaged right out of the packaging. And with use it only got worse. I had to take the cramp from my wire feed MIG unit and put it on this unit to finish the job. So, I'm not too happy about that. Also, when operating using an input voltage of 120 VAC on a 20-amp dedicated circuit, it has the tendency to trip the 20-amp breaker if you are welding at settings from 100-120 amp, for more than 10 seconds continuously. I've tried using it on 2 different dedicated circuits with the same results. I've just ordered all the supplies to switch the input the 240 VAC to get rid of this issue.

Beginner welder, have used it for a couple of hours and it works good. Came with european schuko plug for 230V, correct for my country, not with the type and adapter on the picture. Have tried it with 2mm 50A, 2.5mm 95A and 3.25mm electrodes up to 160 amps on different materials and it weld pretty good and does not trip any fuses. The ground clamp is a simpler one, not the one on the picture. The included ground clamp and electrode holder feels cheap but can probably be upgraded easily if it breaks. But you get a good welder for the price for joining metal in hobby projects. I recommend it