135Amp MIG Welder, 4 in 1 Gas MIG/Gasless Flux Core MIG/Lift TIG/Stick Welder Multiprocess Welder,110V Synergy IGBT Portable MIG Welding Machine, Balck

Welds fantastic , light weight and never shut down for duty cycle. We'll worth the money.

So I will start by saying this is not a professional grade machine. At this price point and capability this is a good garage addition for occasional projects. I will say that this is one of the better hobby welders I have tried. I was very impressed at the functionality of this machine, although the settings leave a little to be desired as far as wire speed and voltage this thing runs very smooth. If you are looking for an all around small project welding machine I would definitely recommend this. Be aware there is no TIG hardware included.

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This is a good welder for the hobbyist, the settings could be improved but for the price it is a very useful machine that produces nice quality welds

This 110V 135 Amp multi-process welder is a highly versatile tool, capable of handling various welding processes, including MIG (both flux and gas), lift TIG, and stick welding. I’ve had the chance to put it through its paces, specifically testing it on MIG flux and stick welding, and I’m genuinely impressed with its performance, especially given its price point. While it’s not designed for heavy production work, it’s perfect for those who need to weld light-duty materials occasionally.One of the first things to note is that, despite its versatility, the welder does not come with any accessories for TIG welding. If you plan to use it for TIG, you’ll need to purchase the necessary equipment separately. This was a bit of a letdown, but it doesn’t overshadow the overall value of the machine. The absence of TIG accessories is something to consider if TIG welding is high on your list of needs.In terms of usability, this welder is particularly user-friendly, making it an excellent choice for beginners. The settings for wire speed and current are linked, so you only need to adjust one dial to get started. This streamlined setup eliminates much of the guesswork that can be intimidating for those new to welding. There is a fine adjustment for voltage, allowing you to make slight tweaks to match your wire speed, but the adjustment range is relatively small. This feature is especially helpful for beginners who might not be familiar with setting up more complex machines.When it comes to stick welding, the welder performed as expected, handling 3/32 rods with ease and delivering consistent, reliable results. The machine’s construction is primarily plastic, which does raise some concerns about its durability over the long term. However, this is a common trade-off in welders at this price point. Despite the plastic build, the machine’s lightweight design, thanks to its inverter technology, makes it easy to transport and store, which is a significant advantage for those who need portability.All things considered, this welder is a solid buy for anyone looking for a multi-process machine on a budget. It’s not meant for heavy-duty production, but it offers excellent versatility and ease of use for light-duty work. Whether you’re a hobbyist or someone who welds occasionally, this welder provides reliable performance and a wide range of capabilities without breaking the bank. For the price, it’s hard to find a more versatile and user-friendly welder.

I have a motorcycle dolly, but the kickstand platform was too short for my full-dress Harley. I used the mig gun and flux core wire on this multiprocess welder to weld on an extension plate and it worked out great. A solid weld job, albeit kind of ugly due to my limited welding skills.For a home shop, this welder is perfect.

Most welders at this price point are only 3-in-1. This is one of the only 4-in-1s you can find at this price and it is great. No issues or complaints. Even comes with a little material to start using right away (if you did not have anything to use already). Have not used all functions yet but MIG works without issue.

excellent low budget welder. lots of features and control for such an inexpensive unit - is it as good as my $2k Miller? no but at only ~5% of the price it's easily over 10% of the functionality/usefulness