The one in the video they have raised the price on it damn near 60% they all seem to be pretty similar here's another one closer to $100 amzn.to/3GrSEjM
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@@tommyshaw2420 newer vehicles today have 120 v my car and truck has 120 volt outlets but I guess if you don't you would use the jumper cable option on your vehicle battery.
@@michaelrelli I ended up getting one it actually works really good! I wouldn’t use anything over 1/16 rod, otherwise it likes to stick a lot. 1/16 rod works really good, and you can actually get a nice bead.
@@ProjectLMZ 1/16? Arhh nevermind, it seems its a standard in Liberia in Africa. What is 1/16 is that just a straight conversion to around 1.6mm welding rods?
My wife got me this as a gift for blacksmithing. It works great in short burst for stacking metal. I'm a self-taught welder and blacksmith. Hope this helps some.
Thanks bro, this thing finally came up as an option for a 50% discount and I got it for $41, if it weren't for this review and the comment section i would've probably left it alone but for 40 bucks why not, I'm a novice welder myself anyway so it may be good practice for me
That went way better then I thought it would. I was just looking at one on one of those cheap products apps and I didn't think there was any way in hell it would work that well for around $100. Looks like it would work well for random welds here and there. Great video!
Right... I work in a glass factory, doing alot of rig welds on equipment, the pain of hauling a cart with 2 different types of welders mig/stick mainly Over busted up pieces of glass in a pain in my a$$ so I've been looking at this didn't think it would get close to welding anything maybe tac welds but, I'm deff surprised... curious how long it will last?
I just bought this very welder on sale at Temu for 60.00 on sale..I have many weldersb though this would be fine for welding cage and fence wire ..very light weight welding. So happy to see your video..I think I will be pleased to use this little welder on.light jobs instead of dragging out a bigger welder. At 60.00 and free freight its worth the gamble
I just bought one from Temu too for 69.00 for go kart welding, this will be my first time welding. I've only been afraid of burning my eye from the heat light.
Thinking about getting one for my toolbox at work. Im a runtime millwright, and sometimes all we need is a quick small weld or tack to limp the machines till the end of the day when they go down and we can do a full repair. Dragging a big bumper pull lincoln and running leads takes to long for a 2” long tack on a guard lol
If it lasts a year that’s enough to justify the purchase. Considering what it is, for someone like me that is looking for non professional finishes but just quick fixes to mundane problems, it’s more than perfect. I hope it lasts at least that.
i bought 1 chineese gun welder Last year..honestly i was surprised is a beast Tool: maximaum 120 Ampere.3000 watts.220 volts. Electrode diameter max 3.2. For a continuous welding is really excellent i use it for many hours a day for thin or thick metals. I find this tool a revolution in technology...
Bought a similar one to do a couple of small tasks throughout my garage. Glad you tested it on something kind of thin since I'll be using it for welding a 1/8in pin in a same-sized hole for a tamper evident and mostly permanent closure. Thanks for the demo.
YOURS are the best welds i've seen yet from several different MAKES of this style welder. I wouldn't buy one of these with any expectation of doing DAILY use , but with the intention of Trail Repairs & light sheet metal work . TACK Welding in awkward places seems to be the best use for this style. I was on the fence , but seeing YOUR welds makes me think this particular MAKE + MODEL is indeed feasible for the above mentioned , as a 2nd or 3rd welder to keep handy .
Just what I need for doing little jobs I've just looked at these on eBay and came on UA-cam to check videos of the weld quality. I could deffo use this saves buying a big welding machine
I ordered one yesterday from Temu here in Canada for $82. I had an axle mount break on my hunting camper last year that almost left me stranded. I carry a small generator with me so power is not a problem. Another "Just in Case" tool.
about 5 years ago i met a panel beater who specialises in show cars. he has lots of stick, mig and tig welders but his favourite was something the size of a handbag which he hangs over his shoulder. he strikes the arc then turns the dial right down to weld car panels. so i am not surprised to see this thing weld okay. an advance in technology that could have been expected. he probably has one of these things shown here.
Thanks for your honest opinion. Wish you would have used it longer but at least I know it does work. Probably be best at small jobs maybe even body work since you should take time and space out so you don't warp the metal.
bought the one off amazon, this same one as a matter of fact I haven't used it yet but if it works like these videos I'm watching for the DIYer looks good
I'm very impressed by this little welder it will make our small welding job very easy. It's a little expensive in South Afrika at R2000+ thank you for sharing
I've seen many videos of non-welders trying to weld with this. They either had too big of a rod or the wrong rod for the steel thickness or just the wrong type rod for the project and were unaware of any of the requirements for welding...and got a sh*tty result. You seem to know what you're doing because I could totally live with that weld, compared to all the others I've seen that are just porous globs of bubble gum. With an 1/8" rod, no less, and without a direct ground connection to the workpiece!
This would be easy to wire to a metal gate or garage door with a couple of long wires, and give you the ability to surprise thieves,robbers, and burglars. With the pull of a trigger, that doesn't fire a bullet,you can still give them a hell of a " shocking" experience.
Pretty damn cool, I work out in the field and this would probably come in handy for little jobs here and there from what I have seen now, so thank you for the educational video,👋👌👍
I know it's shit but I would get one just for novelty value. You could weld a couple of 10mm cleats on 106amps easily. Especially if you're in the field and need to run up a ladder with it.
Looks great on clean metal. How does it do with dirty sometimes rusty metal? Sometimes repairs aren't always ideal. I'm just curious. Because it looks really convenient.
The endless potential capabilities of this tool are way underrated. Been welding going on 10 years now. I have a Lincoln Power MIG 210 Multi-Process machine as my everyday welder. Normally run .35 flux core Just because all I need to have is 120 V plug available. With the option of also plugging in to 240v If available. Typically I leave the 240 V plug at home however and I’m going to weld a quick broken thing for a buddy or do a small project or whatever lugging that 40 pound Machine around gets old quick. Why lug it around for a five minute weld job, or fixing something broken on the trail. Obviously your not gonna go welding on the pipeline with this, But for something the size of an 1/2 in impact gun which I already carry everywhere I go, you Can fuse carbon steel together that’s worth it’s weight in gold
I will probably look into some small portable welders. I have never welded in my life. But I need to do some welding on my car. I want to get the smallest tools I can get to save space in my house..
I mean, if I needed it say maybe once a year, would it be worth it? I haven't welded in like 20 years since high school lol, but as an adult I find it would be rather useful around the house to fix shit I shouldn't have to be replacing so quickly.
I mean it seems like a decent thing for someone that isn't welding everyday. Just like a homeownwer who's shovel has a break in it or something falls off a machine. Like a sheild piece on a edger. Or you break a piece off your riding mower. Or snow blower.
Yes. I have not use this a ton since this video so I'm thinking the next video will be a stress test I'll run bead after bead until it stops or until I stop. And I'll take a look at the inside build quality. Any other things you're interested in seeing ?
Great video! Came here 'cause of a TEMU ad, needed some actual feedback b4 droppin' dough. Complete beginner, wanna do metal art and possibly knife making. What about the mask? Safety is always big for me, is it good enough or just get a real one (mask)?
As a drug user , it’s obviously not built for heavy use but god the DIY homeowner , it’s perfect! Here’s my antidote story. I bought that cheap chinese plastic mender gun. When i got it , I thought it would break in the first use . I’ve had it for over 6 months, it’s still working , maybe i’ll use it for 10 mins a week. If i apply my result to the handheld welder gun, it would be worth it for small projects , but for sure not weld stuff like utility trailers . unless someone videos and proves it does work.
Being a director photography (steadycam operator) 28 years, graduated Full Sail Orlando , don’t do that to your camera again. We shot for Monster Garage years ago and fried the RED Cinema camera sensor. Im shocked your camera made it. I would think you’re having trouble getting exposure settings just right after that. If not! You should do a review of that camera.
Great video! Would like to see an update video after having it for a year. Dose it still work or have you put down a long weld? Hot hot dose it get if you burn a whole rod down?
@@MotorCityMetalArt 6 months ago.. Huh' you really taking it though its "paces"? Did I miss the video, or ain't there any?. would make sense to make an update.. you landed 270k views, and nothing else on your channels come close to that viewer-attention. Or is it kaput, and why you never followed up?
looking at this.. for some very very basic repairs.. 1... have you gone blind yet using the face shield, 2. has it blown, if so,... how many minutes, hours, days did it take? 3. is it worth it after a year?
Dont get me wrong. Im sure the standard sized machines are always best. But yeah for smaller household and automotive applications; This Device will really come in hAndy
The one in the video they have raised the price on it damn near 60% they all seem to be pretty similar here's another one closer to $100 amzn.to/3GrSEjM
How long have you used it and did it hold up
The UA-cam hug of death...
Just bought one off temu for 79 bucks
@@mosesdroneworks5346 Famous last words...
@@soundspark used it lastnight worked great I was very surprised. Wasn't expecting much . But it Truly worked great . Be nice for small jobs .
As a welder of 30 years, that was impressive.
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I was thinking the same thing! Impressive
Found the temu employee 🤪 😂
Yeah that is actually pretty surprising 😅 I seen an ad and had to see it in use
I am a auto tech and was thinking be perfect for those exhaust welding spot jobs .
As a welder of 25 years... this would be perfect for small projects... very once in a while small projects.
And you go to love that portability.
Absolutely
@MotorCityMetalArt Has it lasted since you used it first time
so would this be good for small DIY projects around the house?
This would be good for offroad truck repairs in case something breaks on the trails!
yea, where you gonna plug it in ?
@@tommyshaw2420a generator or an inverter my guy
@@tommyshaw2420 newer vehicles today have 120 v my car and truck has 120 volt outlets but I guess if you don't you would use the jumper cable option on your vehicle battery.
@@roland9532 My Ford escape even has a 120v outlet, most definitely do these days
@roland9532 it might have a 120 volt outlet but can it support the amperage? I'm not saying it won't but I have my doubts.
You should do a quick little update video on it to see if it is still working.
Dude it's $60 bucks even if it lasts for a year you just buy one every year.
Dude a video would still be cool
Dude
@@michaelrelli I ended up getting one it actually works really good! I wouldn’t use anything over 1/16 rod, otherwise it likes to stick a lot. 1/16 rod works really good, and you can actually get a nice bead.
@@ProjectLMZ 1/16?
Arhh nevermind, it seems its a standard in Liberia in Africa.
What is 1/16 is that just a straight conversion to around 1.6mm welding rods?
Sounds like something to use for little projects as a hobby and nothing serious
My wife got me this as a gift for blacksmithing. It works great in short burst for stacking metal. I'm a self-taught welder and blacksmith. Hope this helps some.
How would this comment help some. Lol
It helps bc he said it works great in short bursts.
Again... it's good in short bursts. Any bigger projects, you might want to look for a bigger welder.
@@ThumbDrsuck me off I'm considering buying this and the comment was helpful.
Thanks bro, this thing finally came up as an option for a 50% discount and I got it for $41, if it weren't for this review and the comment section i would've probably left it alone but for 40 bucks why not, I'm a novice welder myself anyway so it may be good practice for me
Right on man thanks for watching
Your a bot
@@davidtejeda1380 You're
That went way better then I thought it would. I was just looking at one on one of those cheap products apps and I didn't think there was any way in hell it would work that well for around $100. Looks like it would work well for random welds here and there. Great video!
Right... I work in a glass factory, doing alot of rig welds on equipment, the pain of hauling a cart with 2 different types of welders mig/stick mainly Over busted up pieces of glass in a pain in my a$$ so I've been looking at this didn't think it would get close to welding anything maybe tac welds but, I'm deff surprised... curious how long it will last?
I just bought this very welder on sale at Temu for 60.00 on sale..I have many weldersb though this would be fine for welding cage and fence wire ..very light weight welding. So happy to see your video..I think I will be pleased to use this little welder on.light jobs instead of dragging out a bigger welder. At 60.00 and free freight its worth the gamble
I just got one
I just bought one from Temu too for 69.00 for go kart welding, this will be my first time welding.
I've only been afraid of burning my eye from the heat light.
@@ronaldtracy2534how is it working? Still works good?
As soon as you scratched I was totally surprised. Looked hot and consistent I could tell by the sound, very cool portable
Trust me so was I. This inverter technology really changed everything
Good point it did sound like bacon cooking, heat sounds good
Thinking about getting one for my toolbox at work. Im a runtime millwright, and sometimes all we need is a quick small weld or tack to limp the machines till the end of the day when they go down and we can do a full repair. Dragging a big bumper pull lincoln and running leads takes to long for a 2” long tack on a guard lol
If it lasts a year that’s enough to justify the purchase.
Considering what it is, for someone like me that is looking for non professional finishes but just quick fixes to mundane problems, it’s more than perfect.
I hope it lasts at least that.
Thank you for the video.short, simple and exactly what I was looking for and wondered how it worked
i bought 1 chineese gun welder Last year..honestly i was surprised is a beast Tool: maximaum 120 Ampere.3000 watts.220 volts. Electrode diameter max 3.2. For a continuous welding is really excellent i use it for many hours a day for thin or thick metals. I find this tool a revolution in technology...
Your a goddamn bot too
Bought a similar one to do a couple of small tasks throughout my garage. Glad you tested it on something kind of thin since I'll be using it for welding a 1/8in pin in a same-sized hole for a tamper evident and mostly permanent closure. Thanks for the demo.
YOURS are the best welds i've seen yet from several different MAKES of this style welder.
I wouldn't buy one of these with
any expectation of doing DAILY
use , but with the intention of
Trail Repairs & light sheet metal
work . TACK Welding in awkward
places seems to be the best use
for this style.
I was on the fence , but seeing
YOUR welds makes me think this
particular MAKE + MODEL
is indeed feasible for the above
mentioned , as a 2nd or 3rd welder to keep handy .
Just what I need for doing little jobs I've just looked at these on eBay and came on UA-cam to check videos of the weld quality. I could deffo use this saves buying a big welding machine
Looks good far a handyman who’s doing small repairs 👍🏽
I’m a newbie. Bought it for the occasional light repair at the LakeCarroll house and farm. Real welders hard to find out there
I ordered one yesterday from Temu here in Canada for $82. I had an axle mount break on my hunting camper last year that almost left me stranded. I carry a small generator with me so power is not a problem. Another "Just in Case" tool.
Awesome !
This with a portable power supply would make a damn good trail side repair kit. At least good enough to get you off the trail and home.
Yep
Yes. You could carry this and a small genraetor and fix a broken drag link or something good enough to get home.
@@gabuckeye3398but it’s portable with a battery… you don’t need a power supply
It doesn’t need a portable power supply. It has a battery. All you need to do is have a ground
2 minutes of weld time so be quick
about 5 years ago i met a panel beater who specialises in show cars. he has lots of stick, mig and tig welders but his favourite was something the size of a handbag which he hangs over his shoulder. he strikes the arc then turns the dial right down to weld car panels. so i am not surprised to see this thing weld okay. an advance in technology that could have been expected. he probably has one of these things shown here.
Just got this for free in temu (no I’m not a ad) so I’m glad to see that it actually works
Awesome!
Explain thyself
@@Dyl_Camtemu got free first purchases deals
@@Dyl_Cam sometimes temu offers free items to new users
Update?
Thanks for your honest opinion. Wish you would have used it longer but at least I know it does work. Probably be best at small jobs maybe even body work since you should take time and space out so you don't warp the metal.
seemed strong from the sounds of the arc
How can you tell?
@@twintints316good welds will have a consistent sound. If it sounds like it's popping and cracking that's how you know
That little thing is perfect for a field fix
These work well and on top of that they last as long as you take care of the electrode
bought the one off amazon, this same one as a matter of fact I haven't used it yet but if it works like these videos I'm watching for the DIYer looks good
Wow. Am impressed. Usually, this small welder overheat and are good just for little points no more than 30 seconds welding
I'm very impressed by this little welder it will make our small welding job very easy. It's a little expensive in South Afrika at R2000+ thank you for sharing
Great video. I've watched others that were welders but were doofs. Looks good for my lite weight use that I need. Thanks
I’m an ironworker, we’ve been doing all of our moment welds with these things
I've seen many videos of non-welders trying to weld with this. They either had too big of a rod or the wrong rod for the steel thickness or just the wrong type rod for the project and were unaware of any of the requirements for welding...and got a sh*tty result. You seem to know what you're doing because I could totally live with that weld, compared to all the others I've seen that are just porous globs of bubble gum. With an 1/8" rod, no less, and without a direct ground connection to the workpiece!
Work great I just ordered one 5 minutes ago without know how things are but now after see did is good thanks
This would be easy to wire to a metal gate or garage door with a couple of long wires, and give you the ability to surprise thieves,robbers, and burglars. With the pull of a trigger, that doesn't fire a bullet,you can still give them a hell of a " shocking" experience.
Ive been seeing all the Temu ads for this thing and thought who would actually buy that thing but hey it welds
I bought the Spark brand & it’s working for me now at least I’m practicing with it then once I get better I would buy a good one
I’m about to buy the spark brand, hope I’d like it
For a trail side repair hell yeah.
If you have an outlet for it out on that “trail” lol
What would you use for an inverter?
Completely expected these to be junk. i'm impressed
Amazing the technology now compared to 30 years ago. Always having to lug a heavy Lincoln electric welder site to site.
Seems good for an emergency kit to take with you on the go. But I allready got a good stick welder that is setup with my generator.
Pretty damn cool, I work out in the field and this would probably come in handy for little jobs here and there from what I have seen now, so thank you for the educational video,👋👌👍
The world is getting better! Lol I don’t have to carry around my welder for small jobs like this
Impressive considering you broke it out of the box and your stick wasn't as dry as you would have liked. Great stuff!
Give a update on this thing. You had it almost a year
I know it's shit but I would get one just for novelty value. You could weld a couple of 10mm cleats on 106amps easily. Especially if you're in the field and need to run up a ladder with it.
Nice video. The arc sounds pretty stable.
Thanks
@@MotorCityMetalArt how long did it last
@@wildlifewarrior2670 it still works. I've used it here and there since this video but nothing crazy.
@@MotorCityMetalArt that's good
Looks great on clean metal. How does it do with dirty sometimes rusty metal? Sometimes repairs aren't always ideal. I'm just curious. Because it looks really convenient.
I'll be making an updated video soon. I'll try some rusted material and different rods.
That's what grinders are for.
That made a great fillet, what more could you ask for?
Thanks for the review. I got flash burn watching it! 😂
Lol
Put some potatoes on your eyes
Now the idea of a handheld torch/welder in Aliens doesn't seem far fetched. The year in the movie was 2179. I doubt it will take 150 years.
We're getting closer and closer
Had a look but they don't seem to do them anymore. Too may electricutions?
I just ordered one on Amazon and I’m not a welder I’m just starting to get into it but just wanna say will is power …
@@Manchester354 good luck !
Wow... Seems legit. How is it holding up?
I'm really interested about to know, if it still works, after this year and what is the type of use that you give to it?
That was impressive.
Would be great to keep in a truck with a small generator or inverter. One trailside repair and it would pay for itself
A small gen wont run that
5000w inverter
The endless potential capabilities of this tool are way underrated. Been welding going on 10 years now. I have a Lincoln Power MIG 210 Multi-Process machine as my everyday welder. Normally run .35 flux core Just because all I need to have is 120 V plug available. With the option of also plugging in to 240v If available. Typically I leave the 240 V plug at home however and I’m going to weld a quick broken thing for a buddy or do a small project or whatever lugging that 40 pound Machine around gets old quick. Why lug it around for a five minute weld job, or fixing something broken on the trail. Obviously your not gonna go welding on the pipeline with this, But for something the size of an 1/2 in impact gun which I already carry everywhere I go, you Can fuse carbon steel together that’s worth it’s weight in gold
I have one a little more powerful and I love it...works amazing never gets overheated and I'm in az heat✌️💚
Sweet. Where did you get it from ?
Also interested in knowing where you got it
Same
I’ve seen them on Amazon and Aliexpress
It... actually laid a bead. Amazing
Seems ok for a quick jobber. Wouldn't wanna bring it to a job and use it every day, but if you need to quick weld something it seems alright
Yea for sure or generator and this in a trail rig for repairs on the trail
is it convenient to use for prolonged time? a bit heavy or not?
Good for quick things. With a duty cycle of only 20% (2 mins welding 8 minutes cool down) you won't be doing any prolonged welding.
I’m not a welder, but I’ve seen worse than that I’m not seems to work pretty well compared to other machines😮
Nice welds!
Bot
I just bought this to weld back on iron fence pickets. Should be fine for that
How’s it holding up
Not bad. I’m guessing it will work nicely with 6013 rods.
@@w5cdt for sure
better use for that is removing stubborn bolts. simply tax the bolts head to free it. what you reckon?
You sure can.
As of welder of 150 years, I find this next generation.
As a certified internet welder I approve
Lol
bro you should have warned us about the need to wear sunglasses as well coz that almost blinded us even if it was just on video lolz😂
Awesome! I just saw this on PF today. They seem to be discontinued or sold out? Awesome!
Me too, PF was reviewing locking lugs.
Temu 89 bucks
@@garylee9738 AMZ BTOBI
Is that wire brush is incredible
Man this would be great for break in repairs .
Yes it would.
I will probably look into some small portable welders. I have never welded in my life. But I need to do some welding on my car. I want to get the smallest tools I can get to save space in my house..
This may do the trick.
Your trying your Best to hate it, but yes me being a Experience Welder it actully looks and works Great. For light duty Projects.
That's a great assumption Tony. Thanks for watching
Looks good man
@@PinkuStyle thanks
I mean, if I needed it say maybe once a year, would it be worth it? I haven't welded in like 20 years since high school lol, but as an adult I find it would be rather useful around the house to fix shit I shouldn't have to be replacing so quickly.
I wonder how much electromagnetic field of puts off I have a friend with a defibrillator in his chest wondering if he could use something like that
Awesome 🔥 Thank you dude 👍
I mean it seems like a decent thing for someone that isn't welding everyday. Just like a homeownwer who's shovel has a break in it or something falls off a machine. Like a sheild piece on a edger. Or you break a piece off your riding mower. Or snow blower.
Yea for sure.
I want one. They can only get better and cheaper . Temu has one for like 85 bucks. Im still waiting
Amazon is 40$ as of today only 50 percent off
Click the pinned comment link. It's $44.99
Any plans for a second video and update ?
Yes. I have not use this a ton since this video so I'm thinking the next video will be a stress test I'll run bead after bead until it stops or until I stop. And I'll take a look at the inside build quality. Any other things you're interested in seeing ?
Good video. BTW, Doesn't look like you used the supplied eye shield :-). What helmet do you use?
I use a Miller Titanium 9400.
Great video! Came here 'cause of a TEMU ad, needed some actual feedback b4 droppin' dough. Complete beginner, wanna do metal art and possibly knife making. What about the mask? Safety is always big for me, is it good enough or just get a real one (mask)?
I'd recommend getting an actual mask from a reputable company. You only get one set of eyes !
honestly impressed
As a drug user , it’s obviously not built for heavy use but god the DIY homeowner , it’s perfect!
Here’s my antidote story. I bought that cheap chinese plastic mender gun. When i got it , I thought it would break in the first use . I’ve had it for over 6 months, it’s still working , maybe i’ll use it for 10 mins a week. If i apply my result to the handheld welder gun, it would be worth it for small projects , but for sure not weld stuff like utility trailers . unless someone videos and proves it does work.
Great video. Did you run 1/8" or 3/32"?
1/8
You know, just the other day i was laying down a weld and i thought, "I wish i had a massive heavy gun shaped thing in my hand right now"
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Being a director photography (steadycam operator) 28 years, graduated Full Sail Orlando , don’t do that to your camera again. We shot for Monster Garage years ago and fried the RED Cinema camera sensor. Im shocked your camera made it. I would think you’re having trouble getting exposure settings just right after that. If not! You should do a review of that camera.
Good to know. It's a cellphone.
This welder keeps popping up on my Instagram feed😂
Great video! Would like to see an update video after having it for a year. Dose it still work or have you put down a long weld? Hot hot dose it get if you burn a whole rod down?
Working on a new video for this thing soon. Gonna really put it through it's paces.
@@MotorCityMetalArt 6 months ago.. Huh' you really taking it though its "paces"?
Did I miss the video, or ain't there any?.
would make sense to make an update.. you landed 270k views, and nothing else on your channels come close to that viewer-attention.
Or is it kaput, and why you never followed up?
@@JAKOB1977 pure laziness to be honest with you. Work life balance 🥲
Uhh, that's super impressive wtf.
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looking at this.. for some very very basic repairs.. 1... have you gone blind yet using the face shield, 2. has it blown, if so,... how many minutes, hours, days did it take? 3. is it worth it after a year?
Looks good for simple fixes and tacks, wouldn’t trust it with thicker metal.
Does it weld galvanized aluminum like exhaust system
A great tool for training biceps.
That looks very heavy I donno but it seems cool n fun ^^
Can you use this on stainless steel?
remember you can bend the rod to make it easier to hold
Dont get me wrong. Im sure the standard sized machines are always best. But yeah for smaller household and automotive applications; This Device will really come in hAndy