🔥 ETOSHA MIG 140 Welder - 140 Amp Flux Core Wire Gasless Automatic Feed Welder for Portable Welding - No Gas MIG 140 Welder Machine with Welding Gun, Grounding Clamp, Input Power Adapter Cable, and Brush Review

I wouldn't use this to repair a truck frame but for small jobs it was fine. The words printed on the side of the device scared me. A really cheap Chinese usually gets such translated sentences, but so far the welder is holding up well.

Would have been 5 stars but my kit did not have wire as stated in the description. So I had to go out and buy cables before I could use it. Once I have something, it works great! NEVER welded until today. Yes, it might be a bit messy, but it was the first time! And it can withstand hammer blows!

This little welder surprised me with the welding quality. I am a professional welder and use an Eastwood MIG welder every day to assemble wheelchair bikes. I needed a small, lightweight DC flux cored wire welder that I could take out on the road and use for repairs. Okay, this little welder is doing his job. My son in law has one too and loves it.

I was very pleased with the results of this welding machine. It is very efficient and very easy to use and set up. I find Welder .030 flux wire works very well with this machine. I've tried every brand sold on Amazon, the ones that have a £2 spool anyway. Don't get me wrong, it welds perfectly with whatever I put in it, but I prefer the wire listed above.

This is a great little welder (Etosha MIG 140) especially for the price. Build quality is good; I had it for two months and it worked fine. Today I had the first problem - the welder worked, but did not feed the wire and did not ignite the arc. It turned out that a wire had come loose at the start switch; I opened the gun, soldered the wire and voila! back in business. This is a common problem with wire feed welders so it didn't really matter to me. I used to have a Century wire feeder that…

Yes, I can weld. Although I've never had any problems with the rod unwinding. And never thought of putting one of those big Lincolns aside. But here I am following the new instructions from the user who received it as a gift. It was a 140 like this but with some minor differences but still take the new wire, .30 see when you start feeding it should be inserted properly into the tube - there is a small hole internally. Good wire feeds very well, but the wire that comes with it doesn't. The tips…

Media could not be loaded. I have had this little welder for over a year now and it was my first welder, I knew nothing about welding until I bought it. In a year after training I made some good welds. even made a functional flat roof rack for his car. But since I started in welder school and met many experienced welders, I would not recommend this welder. It always welds the tips stuck to the metal instantly, the ground terminal shorted out and shot heavy sparks until it was unplugged. This is