🔥 Welder Arc Welder 160Amp Stick Welder: Powerful and Versatile MMA Welding Machine with Smart Hot Start, Ideal for 2.5mm and 3.2mm Welding Rods, 110v/220v IGBT Technology Review

Pretty green at welding but this welder is great. Weld 1/4 steel with ease. The extension will work over 90 amps after a 1" weld, but that's about all I can really bad say, and it's probably me related and not the unit related. Excellent purchase. Everything on 110V!

I bought this welder to get more practice for my welding certification. My expectations were pretty low and I was skeptical. This product does not hold an arc for more than 10 seconds before shutting down and I have it plugged into a 210 outlet. Save time and money.

6013 works great. 7018 has not yet been used. I get more range with this welder than my Harbor Freight 80 amp. I also like the digital display. The only negative so far is that a piece of the spike has broken off and the instructions are incomplete. All in all a good little welder for small projects or repairs.

I'm surprised how well this worked with the 7018 stick and gotten a few runs. I'm new to bar welding now so it's not the best way but I get the hang of it quickly. This is great as I had to weld some parts of the design and was advised on a welding forum to use the 7018. It's more convenient than MIG welding, although the controls definitely take some getting used to. The kit included gloves, a 120-240V adapter and accessories. I think it's much better than cored wire welding as the spatter…

in the manual there is not much information about the various settings (it is very vague), to say the least. That's why I didn't give 5 stars. Great work so far, I've only had it one day and have just tried different rod sizes and it's working well. Do not hesitate and can stretch the seam for some time. Used 1/8 E7018, E 6013 and 3/32 6011. Still working well after a few months of use. The only problem I have is that I thought it was supposed to have a hot start. Poles don't start well until…

I have been doing MIG welding for a long time but wanted to try MMA welding. After looking at a lot of cheap welders and all the reviews I settled on this 200A welder. After watching a little tutorial on YouTube I was able to fold the beads in minutes. Striking the arc is difficult, but this little machine worked well. I'm only running it on 110v at the moment and it's been great so far, even had to turn it off quite hard when working with some thin walled tubing. The only important thing I can

This welder is rated for 120 or 240 volts but the plug provided is rated for 120 volts. If you want to use it with more than 80 amps you will need to make a 240 volt adapter (or in my case cut the plug and plug in a 240 volt plug instead). 20 amp circuit. Sometimes the breaker trips when I turn on the device for the first time. I bought this welder partially to see what I could do with the cheapest 240 volt inverter welder (that was at the time of purchase). As long as he does what he has to…

This little welder does his job. This machine was the second welding machine I have ever used. I'm far from being a certified welder but so far I'm happy with the result. I'm about halfway through my trailer project at this point and only have one bad thing to say about it. Terminals and length of wires make it difficult to complete large projects like mine. Welding machine and table must be constantly moved. Simple solution, obviously. Out of the box, that was my only criticism. I made my own…

While driving my camper with a fifth wheel, the suspension spring broke from the frame. I got to the campsite and parked. I've been a professional welder for 26 years and only needed a welding machine to weld the spring hanger back to the frame. I'm far from home and my own welding machines. After some research I decided to buy a cheap compact car to carry around in case this happens again. I was very skeptical about this machine because of the size and low price. I ordered from Amazon and it…