🔌 110V IGBT AC DC Welding Machine: Beginner Welder with 200Amp Power, LCD Display & Welding Rod Equipment - Tools & Accessories Included Review

Welding machine is very good, very small, light but still welds very well. The cables could be a bit longer, but for $120 it's a great deal.

I am very surprised at how well this little welder works, I have used 1/8 and 3/32 rods and work and weld very well, I am a beginner and have no trouble getting the arc.

never welded. It was as close to "plug and play" as you can get in a welding machine. Worked great. I could run it off the 110v outlet on my Tacoma. Repaired iron fence.

This box was my first attempt at welding and it welded 3/8 inch steel. It's good that I'm ignorant. Deducting a star because the direction was pathetic. Good that this box is easy to use, otherwise I would have to send it back. Ignore the removed section, I think it's just spares.

Great little welder. It easily fits 3/32" to 1/8" electrodes. I used wand after wand, after wand, and so on, and it kept working. Excellent penetration and impeccable duty cycle, no overheating issues yet. The only downside I really had was the ground clamp and electrode holder, which were fairly short but fully interchangeable.

I bought this welder to repair the underbody protection bar on one of our cars. Welded 1/8" flat bar rebar on some square tube mounts. I was skeptical how this would work as this welder is very small and light. Electrode from a regular 110V outlet? I have several E7018 and E6011 (3/32 "size for both). I am pleased to report that the E6011 rod worked well, had excellent penetration and a well controlled arc pool. Even as a very novice welder (haven't welded in about ten years) I was able to get…