As the name suggests, I'm tired of asking my friends for access to their welders. They are usually busy when they find out your project may take a few days lol. Anyway, important things. The welding machine is easy to set up, you can go from crate to first roll in about 5 minutes. However, there was neither wire nor brush in my kit, most of the time you still want to throw everything away. The dials are nice, they don't snap, so I think the settings are stepless between the lowest and highest settings and a HUGE upgrade over other 2 or 4 setting 110v welders. I've only used the machine on an 8" weld on a 16g stainless steel I have at home, but I'm very impressed. The wire feeds smoothly, the arc is nice and easy to control, and the included setup chart is pretty damn good. I have no experience with a cored wire welding machine but I am a professional TIG welder and have done my fair share of welding and this machine suits what it is well. It's not Miller or Esab, but if your budget is under $300 this would be a good choice.
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