MIG Welding Gun Kit Welding Accessories .030" Nozzle Diffuser Tip for Welder with 15AK / MB-16 Welding Torch

…and my very last 1” of 110v “MiG welding”! It’s literally like two separate things; like a entirely different process, and different results! I cannot believe that I made it to 52 without knowing this vital fact! Shame on my friends! They could see, they knew, yet they were silent! I suffered for decades!!!Great gun for the $$$, taught me something! I also want to mention, to the people responsible for the “build” of this machine; really impressive tolerances within the very small, yet robust case, all round; I love precision! Well built, guys and gals, y’all did something truly impressive, with this little wonder! Thank you!

Great welder for beginner or pro. Very easy to use. Has a dial for the heat & a dial for the wire feed & its easy to change over for arc welding plus it works really good on regular house current.

I gotta admit, I was wary about buying something this cheap. And I waited nearly a year before trying it. Medical reasons. ANYway...this little bugger is a hotshot. No manual, so you gotta fiddle with the settings to figure it out, but I found the penetration and deposition to be MORE than satisfactory. I'm sure you all know the old Lincoln red BuzzBox transformer welder, right? Big as a truck and near 200#. THIS puppy outdid my Linc without breaking a sweat. BEWARE - this box has only an 80% duty cycle. It WILL be easy to overrun it if you don't watch out. But it's just as easy to keep it running under rating.

Does it’s job quite well. I was surprised it was smaller than I imagined it would be. But don’t let that fool you. It was up to some good welding projects we had. Held its own very well. Very strong metal frame, sturdy, good weight and easy to use portable. It really is a beginners welder machine but it accomplished far more than expected. Training my nephew on welding so this will be a good tool in his box. Highly recommended

muy bueno y practico, facil de usar

Compact size. Works at any input voltage. Excellent performance. I suggest the electrode cable to be rugged, with a heat and fire proof sleeve

To be fair I had two projects. One was 10/32 thick. It didn't penetrate that on 110 voltage input. I didn't have the right plug to adapt to 220 to then see if it would. ....BUT the 1/16 project was crazy good. Better than mig. Sounded like bacon frying ! Just so smooth I could control every bit of it. I'm surprised honestly.....

Like everything, cool down time is some time inconvenient but for small jobs it's excellent