Forney 309 140 Amp Welder - 120V Welding Machine Review

Ever since I was at school, I've wanted to learn welding from a good welder, where, after a lot of trial and error, I managed to make a reasonably decent bead. My friend has a more expensive and powerful 240 volt MIG welder that works with half inch steel. This one only makes steel up to a quarter inch thick. But for half the price I think it's enough for now and if I get serious about it I can always upgrade later. My friend said it's a good brand and sold in a lot of popular places so it…

Ordered product, manufacturer got a discount there ($100) and that was a big reason I ordered this product. Information provided for a discount, confirmation received back. After the 4-6 week period they reported expired, I emailed the manufacturer. No Answer. Rinse, rinse, repeat 3 times. So far there is no news from Forni. Called the number listed in my documentation (matches the website) and left a voice message after navigating the maze like an automated system. Nothing back. Finally, I…

Please note that Revain now sells several different types of welders together on one site with a combined set of reviews. This rating is for the Forney 140 amp, 120 volt MIG welder only. I have had a tiny Harbor Freight Inverter Welder for many years that I absolutely love. I also have access to my father's larger old welding machine. But the benefits of wire welding, such as not having to start a long weld with a short rod, have always been clear to me. On the other hand, I was a little…