Mig Welder 130D, 110/220V Dual Voltage Gas/Gasless multiprocess welder, Solid Wire/Flux MIG/Stick ARC/Lift TIG 4 in 1, IGBT Inverter Welding Machine

I have had this for one year now. I wanted dual voltage, gas and flux core, and stick. This has all these and I've used them all. You can change polarity for the different welds. I've not bought a TIG torch but it has that too.I'm not an expert welder, as you can see, but I can make things stick together effectively. This is NOT for big, heavy welding jobs. Fortunately, I can do those that work.For a cheap, at home, very portable unit, you can't beat this one.

For being this cheep it'll do for the weekend worrier or the homegamer. It almost keeps up with my hf 200 welder. But I prefer the hf. This is a metric unit so the wire wheels are stamped metric. Also the setting on the front are for metric wire. But the plugs are american. The wire moter sometimes would just give out so you would have help it along some times. Decent gun comes with it, it ain't no miller or lincoln but it'll do, the trigger seems to work only in some positions, but that ain't no big deal once you get the hang of it. Does Flux core decent and Mig pretty well. Haven't messed with the tig function much, have a better one so didn't wanna mess.But overall. Ya get what ya pay for, if your Goin for nice and longevity, get a lincoln miller or ESAB. But thistle do for the weekender, I ment to say thistle.

Not a bad little welder for small projects. Welding garden carts and the like. Easy to use if you just want to learn how to weld. Pretty light weight and easy to setup. Not for big jobs but for hobby and thinner metals you’ll be good.

I bought this for the portability since I could run it off a small generator in the field. This brand had an all metal case and stick welding capability. Unit seems well made but had little useful instructions. For instance they do not mention how to convert from .030 to .035 wire. On my big mig you flip the drive wheel so once I figured that out it fed wire. Most big migs have a voltage control for the heat and wire speed control for the metal flow. This unit uses one control called "current" that is supposed to adjust the wire speed in mig, and amperage in stick welding. It does not change the wire speed. When you pull the trigger the wire feeds slow for about 5 seconds and then speeds up. I tired various tensions and settings and got the same spool speed. Uses too little wire for thick and too much for thin metals And starting having the wire start slow then speed up is aggravating. . It is powerful and stick welds very well. If the wire speed was adjustable and it had decent instructions I might have given it 5 stars.

I'm a retired welder/metal fabricator with 31 years of experience, when I opened the box I was surprised by how small it was the hooked everything up and took it for a spin and I was surprised by how good it welded, this little welder welded like a much bigger welder, it's perfect for the type of jobs I bought it for ( mostly light but some bigger jobs ) you simply can't go wrong with this welder

No directions no tech support you must synchronize the current your self with the voltage before this mig welder will work then if you go much higher or lower on the settings you will need to start over this very difficult sense the machine reads out in current instead of amps or wire speed. This only made worse by the fact that the welder does not come with any directions. This welder is said to be easy to use for beginners I have been welding for 45 years own several mig machines and I can not use this machine with out any directions. My advice is to buy a different welder. My plan is to send this one back.

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This little thing is a Gem , I was amazed !Only used the Mig but I'm impressed, it did a hell of a job at 100amp, 20 amp circuit breaker stayed in ......all I can say is I wish I'd bought one a long time ago.....don't doubt it , it's legit.