🔧 HITBOX 4 in 1 MIG Welder 200Amp Inverter - MIG ARC Lift TIG - Gas Gasless Multifunction MIG Welding Machine 220V - Flux Cored Wire & Solid Core Wire Welding Equipment Review

Overall a decent machine for the money. Haven't tried the stick but for now it works fine. I tried the TIG feature but found that the gas was built into the MIG gun port which does not provide gas control for the TIG. You must connect directly to the bottle. I was hoping to connect to a welder. If I could it would be 5 stars.

Mig seemed to work fine, raising Tig succeeded 1 out of 20 attempts. never tried to glue. The second weld did not start: the voltage/amp controls stuck - the unit became unregulated and unresponsive. Cool little welder at a great price - looks like the circuitry has been shortened. at your own risk.—T

Operating instructions insufficient information, gas shield of the MiG burner cannot be removed to change the electrodes, very wobbly holder for a fine wire coil. I don't know how to weld it because I can't replace the electrics with the correct wire; The manual doesn't say how to connect the gas hose with TIG welding. Another very important issue I found in the manual is that there is no way to contact tech support.

. I affectionately call my hitbox my *hitbox. I'm not a welder. I'm just a guy who's always wanted an affordable welder that does 3 things: (1) A forgiving learning tool. (2) Let me do some sensible DIY projects. (3) Don't make me regret buying a more powerful car. And I have to say that after a few months of use, my *hitbox has not only lived up to my initial expectations, but has also proven to be well designed and durable. If you're not rich or a snob, this *hitbox is a great buy for the…

Purchased early November 2019. Welded about half a spool of wire with this and it welds great. Much better than my Hobart 140. I sold a used Hobart and got enough of it to pay for it. I've welded everything from thin auto sheet metal to heavy ducting to a car frame. I really love this thing. It makes a beginner look like a pro. If it stops working I'll let you know, but for now I like it. 6 months update. It has now wound 3 coils or more and I'm welding a lot with it on a project I've been…

I'm not a professional welder, I only have about 8 hours of torch welding in house, yard. Photos are 11gauge steel. There was a device for 145A, 16-17V. The machine looks well assembled! All metal feed roller mechanism, decent connectors, MIG torch feels solid, even the side cover is thick enough to feel solid unlike some other inexpensive machines. was relatively easy, I used a Miller welding chart to get initial values for amps and volts depending on the metal I was welding. Changed settings…

This is the first negative review I have ever written. *** but read the update *** I was sent 3 Mig flare tips, each one was too small to fire even .024 or .030. They sent me a flux near 0.045. You can imagine how excited I was to bring this supposedly great car to my workshop for cash and be impressed. I even took a friend with me who was also hoping I'd become a guinea pig before I bought one. The Hobart 140's tip is screwed in, but it's half as long and its nozzle is as long. We actually…