Review on 🔧 Enhanced Portability and Calibration Options with SUNKKO Complete Accessories by Tanner Miller

First off, let me say this thing is 100% crap for any high amp application. With that said, I am blessed enough to have a dedicated 200 amp service for my business, so I have many dedicated 20 amp outlets that just plug a cord into a switch outlet. No matter how you turn on this $120, 120-volt spot welder, it doesn't handle .15 nickels very well, I have to pedal twice on each weld, and even then it's a questionable weld, even after both surfaces have been sanded. battery and nickel. Unfortunately I don't think there is a good price for a welder in the $120 range. again, unfortunately. My personal opinion is that you need to spend around $250 for a regular car. That being said if you maybe use low voltage batteries for say an alarm system or I don't know of anything that requires low voltage backup batteries. go to my book This is a very inefficient spot welder and I personally think it could be better for the price. But like all opinions, take this with a grain of salt, it might work for you, the worst that can happen is you have to send it back.