MIG STICK TIG 3 In 1 Gasless Flux MIG Welding Machine, MIG155FX 110/220V Dual Voltage MMA/MIG/Lift Tig Welder, 155Amp MIG Welding Machine

Great welder for only $85. Testing with an amp clamp using .035" flux core set at 155 amps maxed out at 151 amps then held steady between 130 and 140. Amp clamp test using 1/8" 7018 electrode set at 155 amps maxed out at 123 amps. Ran 1/8" 6011, 6013 and 7018 with no problems. Flux core was smooth welding 1/4" angle.

Used twice then after a week of not using it. It wouldn't turn back on

This welder came whith very littl instructions that confused me alittle but i got the hang of it. The wire it came with splatters alot I suget better wire.. It is made cheap plastic hingesthe roller merch, is plastic but what to expect I will say I had a funny issue put the wire in the machine it did not pull it through the trigger was ready send back till I decided to run the wider in the proper tube that I assme was a spring it workes

Works good

It work's better than expected I've owed a few welders and this is is one of the best i I've seen. Very good welder I will definitely buy it again.

Really good kit to get started on welding. I have not welded since middle school and that was just arc welding (now MMA I guess?) -- This was a great kit for me to get started on amateur projects. It took a little while to work out the wire load and plug setup with the supplied instructions, but nothing to difficult. I bought some sticks to try first, since that is what I was familiar with - and after a few hiccups of my own making, I was cranking out a regular bead. It took a little time to get my settings correct for the metal I was welding, but the dial set-up is very easy to use. Then I decided to try the MIG with the kit included flux wire (this is a non-gas unit) - that took a little bit due to my lack of experience (kept trying to 'strike and arc' without pulling the trigger, and that is not how it works). Once I got started, I found it really easy to work with. Did all my work using the 110 plug/setting - might try the 220 some day, but don't think I really need it to get projects done. Did not try the TIG, and since that would entail buying another attachment and different rods, I do not plan to any time soon. This is a really nice kit that is ready for use right out of the box (assuming you have a helmet - gloves and an apron are a good idea as well). Highly recommend this kit as a good value for any beginner or amateur.

The media could not be loaded. This is a perfect welding machine , you get 3 types of welding tools. Easy to read Manuel and operate. It comes with an extra power outlet. I didn’t have anything to weld but the kit seems complete.I'm honored to be included in the Amazon Vine program, and I work really hard to make these reviews and videos helpful. I try to be as honest and informative about the product as I can. If you do decide to buy the product, I hope the information you find in this review make it easier to make your decision.

It’s good with thinner material and small-diameter rods or plate steel. But the flux-core wire included is lacking and is very dirty to use. Just switch it out for some quality wire. This item is feature-packed, and value priced. I used it to patch up some rather large holes in the bottom of my outdoor brazier after a hard few years of bonfires and s’more-making sessions, it was in need of repair it was easily repaired after the proper settings were input.

Para aprender es muy buena

Bought a couple months ago. My power source is two phase 220V 20A. So far only went to 75A at the welder and no issues with power stability. It's a good little welder for DIY projects. Because it is gas-less flux core MIG, it is messy with lots of splatter but acceptable. My only real issue that I have with the "cheaper" supplied MIG gun is the trigger. Stating to weld is fine but when switching off by releasing the trigger, stops the arc but feed keeps going. Really annoying at times. So here's a welding Tip; when done the welding bead - let go of trigger and press it again quickly and release. It usually stops the auto feeder. Other option is to tap the back of handle when done the bead. Keep wire cutters near you as you still have to cut some excess off. I'm assuming the trigger button either sticks a bit or the internal mechanical switch doesn't "let go" to turn off the spooling. Anyway, it is workable just need to get used to the little bugs it has. I think they all do at this price range.

I can’t make it work money wasted and my return window has been close I tested to late