🔥 Tig Welder, HF TIG/Stick/Arc TIG Welder: 200 Amp-110 & 220V Dual Voltage TIG Welding Machine. Find the Perfect Welding Solution Here! Review

I was very excited to plug it in turned it on fine no I didn't because it wouldn't turn on tried multiple sockets 110 220 nothing no noise not even easy

This little welder has already paid for itself 4 times in our workshop repairing steel air conditioner lines and various other thin metal components. Even though they sell it as a 200 amp welder, don't weld close by as the BC wires will start to melt or it's a blast. Excellent purchase.

I have been a TIG welder for many years. The first welder I bought from this gentleman didn't work after a flood. The gas just stayed on. I sent it back and before I sent it back a new one was on its way. The new welding machine works like clockwork. You can't beat buying a dollar. Afterglow works well 0-10 seconds. You won't find a better TIG welder than this for $200. Definitely recommend this product.

I am very impressed with this little unit that has far exceeded my expectations. I don't think you can find a better welder for this price. So far I've only tested part of the welder because I'm waiting for my argon tank to get here. I uploaded a photo of some welds, the top 2 horizontal welds were the last 2 welds. I haven't used a welder in 20 years so I'm a bit rusty but the welds have good penetration even if they look like crap (that's me, not the welder). If you are looking for a good…

Avoid this seller. They offered a Revain gift card in exchange for a review, presumably only a good one. The welder works technically, but only in this way. I took it apart to check out the build quality inside and it's not fantastic; The circuit board was bent by the power rails connecting the terminals of the welding machine. Because of this, I don't expect much durability from it. I definitely wouldn't throw this thing away if you need it to keep going. However, Revain must actively…

TIG Side Let's start with two crimps and two #5, #6 cups, the advertised picture shows three. The TIG trigger is NOT the one posted, this one seems a little cheaper but I have never TIG welded which is the reason I bought this welder. The gas fittings are serrated and have a gas delay. The box feels solid and sturdy, very light. There's nothing more to say about that. Oh there's no amperage/metal thickness manual on the box, it's in a manual which doesn't seem to include this particular model…

Just love this little machine. I got it for a few small exhaust projects on my rally bikes. Didn't actually purchase or read any reviews, just pulled the trigger and it was there in just a few days. First of all: The quality of the machine is impressive. I didn't expect the fit and finish to be as good as it was. I was also impressed by the fact that it has post flow adjustments and automatic gas on/off. What surprised me even more was that this is not an ignition welder, it is not a lift start

per month to weld the frame and make parts to assemble my bobber. I only gave one star for the ridiculous ground wire and flash trigger. I've included a photo of the first try out of the box (it's been over 15 years since Lincoln Electric Welding School). This was done with a welder plugged into 240V, 85A, 15 CFH Argon, 1/16" Tungsten and a #5 cup (I didn't test it on a 120V outlet). This is a very simple easy to use high frequency start BUT BUT BUT this is NOT a buy and weld themed purchase I…