YESWELDER 200A AC/DC Aluminum Tig Welder with Pulse, Digital Inverter STICK/TIG 110/220V Dual Voltage TIG Welding Machine TIG-200P ACDC

This unit is amazing. It has the flexibility of much higher priced units. Sure , you’re not gonna weld with it 8 hours straight or do heavy welding but to do repairs or small fabrications it’s perfect. I’ve welded for 50 years and have never had such success welding aluminum with a TIG torch. If you need to do heavier welding just get a bigger unit.

Weather your a beginner or a professional welder this machine is a great choice especially at this price point I also bought the foot pedal to go with it. I needed an extra machine for an aluminum tig job I had coming up and this thing was fantastic for 1/8 th I did som 1/4 with it as well it’s only a 200 amp machine but it’s great. I recommend to anyone looking to get started tig welding it’s easy to set up and use. And has a lot of features for the price.

Absolutely amazing machine. Professional welder here, experienced in aluminum fabrication and welding, bought this machine to rebuild boat transom and keel. Machine comes filled with all the same settings as expensive name-brand machines. Only complaint is it does not seem to have a base amperage setting for foot pedal control. Overall very happy with it.

This is my first experience welding. I got this machine because it is one of the cheapest welders that can do AC for aluminum. I did have an issue at first with the HF start not working. Support walked me through the process of adjusting the spark gap and it works great now. I'm not sure why it's not included in the manual, but the spark gap should be 0.8mm. Support was very responsive from YesWelder, and they speak fluent English! One minor annoyance is that the machine will not save the AC/DC setting. Every time I turn it on it is in AC mode and I have to remember to switch back to DC.

I can't talk about how good the unit might have been if it worked for more than a couple minutes before blowing up internally and creating a shock and fire hazard. These units are built using sub standard parts that can fail and blow up. I thought maybe it couldn't be that bad, but you get what you pay for, and while the vendor will replace the unit, I will never use one again and I'm stuck with it. Fortunately I was not injured in the incident and was able to shut off the breaker before any serious damage other than scaring the **** out of me and some mild smoke inhalation occurred.