🔥 Yeswelder ARC Welder: 125Amp Digital Inverter IGBT Stick MMA Welder (110/220V Dual Voltage) - Portable, Hot Start Welding Machine Review

Now I can see and know what booster I use for welding. The first welder was broken so I contacted the seller and the seller was kind enough to send me a new one right away. The new welder worked great with the 7018 at 40 amps for the exhaust pipe. The welder is lightweight and easy to carry thanks to the shoulder strap. I am planning to use this welder to fix an issue with my trailer frame and some guard rails. That pays off in no time.

The starting device had a problem, it didn't start. I have contacted the Yeswelder service department via email. I described my problem and was asked to run some tests, there was no change in the problem. I was then asked to film the device turning on and what happened and send it to them. After watching the video I was informed that the device was defective and would be replaced free of charge. A few days later the new device arrived and it worked perfectly.

I'm not even sure I want to research this car further. If they can't figure out which 110->220v adapter to send, I'm afraid to turn this thing on. What other silly mistakes were made during construction? Well I tried anyway and apart from sending the wrong 220v adapter the machine works great. Just testing it, I burned a 6013 1/16" rod and it was everything I really expected and it worked fine. Then I tried a 3/32" 6010 and it did burned well too. I thought "why not" and pulled out a 1/8"…

I bought a welding machine for a purpose. I wanted to build a cattle shed on a metal post, but I didn't have a welder. I have a 3500 watt generator with only 110 volts. The generator started the welding machine, which burned 3 boxes of different size rods for days. If I need to weld some distance from the generator, I plug the welder into an extension cord and off I go. My son-in-law has a welding company and when he saw that this lightweight machine welded like a pro model, he ordered it. I…

I have this as a spare for a small 120 volt welder that I use to start a carbon arc torch. It starts the arc torch effortlessly. I also tried welding 3/32 and 1/8 electrodes with 6011, 6013 and 7018 rods and couldn't believe how well it worked. I also tried this with my 2500w Onan generator and it worked just as well as if it were plugged into a regular mains supply. I love it so much I'm about to retire my larger welder. It takes up much less space. So this little welder replaces two old…

Not even sure I want to explore this car further. If they can't figure out which 110->220v adapter to send, I'm afraid to turn this thing on. What other silly mistakes were made during construction? Well I tried anyway and apart from sending the wrong 220v adapter the machine works great. Just testing it, I burned a 6013 1/16" rod and it was everything I really expected and it worked fine. Then I tried a 3/32" 6010 and it did burned well too. I thought "why not" and pulled out a 1/8" 7018…