🔧 Ultimate Welding Solution: Blue Demon E71TGS Gasless Welding Industrial Power & Hand Tools Revealed! Review

I've thought long and hard about upgrading my Harbor Freight 125V/90A welder as I was disappointed with the amount of spatter and voids I was getting. I am a lot of that. I don't weld often, so I'm not good at it. I was welding a few days ago and the .035 lincoln coil I had in my car leaked. So I had to switch mid-project (welding the top link mount to the 3-point fan). I put the Blue Demon 0.035 in the machine and Holly! Suddenly I'm using solid balls with minimal spatter. I could see and hear

First let me say that I am not a certified welder. However, I have been in the welding shop for over 25 years and have already welded quite a few things that did not require certification. My home welder is for truss repairs and project repairs. This product is terrible in my little cored wire welder. My machine is a low cost Northern Tool 110 volt welder. After running out of the last 2 spools of Techniweld wire from a local welding center I tried this product from Blue Demon. Same size .035…

My first impression is that this wire should be something for cheap, flimsy 110 volt welders. I only have a Lincoln Pro Mig 140 and this wire gets very hot, spatters a lot and it's hard to find the power and speed to keep the welds halfway decent. I rarely have spatters with other .030 flux wires and can usually dial in a nice and nice bead within 2 small adjustments if I don't get it right on the first try which is pretty rare. This weld might be my worst weld in 20 years. I really wanted this