AZZUNO MIG Welder,Flux Core Welder Machine 110V 130Amp, Gasless MIG Welding Machine IGBT Inverter Welder Portable Wire Feed Welder (110V)

This is a replacement for my friend's Harbor Freight 110v flux core welder. He couldn't get a good bead with it. But this inexpensive gem is doing great. He's new to wire feed welding, but he is really liking this one. My other friend that helped him get this one going (the ground strap was connected tight enough) said this is a great little welder. These inverter board types are so small and light they are easy to move to the work and get started in a jiffy. It only holds the 2 pound wire reels, but that's all most people need (don't need a 10 lb spool). Let's hope it holds up over time.

I consider myself an experienced welder, worked construction and around old timers that passed on their welding knowledge. I've used a 110 flux core harbor freight welder for 15 years. Repaired it multiple times, most recently buying a new lead for it from Amazon.I purchased this azzuno welder for the $60, read a few reviews and thought why not. The main complaints I saw were from people who admittedly weren't real experienced welders. I then went to YouTube, it was still 50/50 on opinions. I weld at home, 1/16th material all the way up. I was taught if your prep is done right, metal is shiny clean (for flux) that you can use any time of welder, and I feel that's true.This little welder is awesome. Tiny, lightweight, and will weld anything, if you know what you're doing. I love the safety anti strike feature, it's what I call it. On a typical machine, if you accidentally struggle your stick/wire to metal 6"away, you're getting flashed. This little thing won't strike/flash until you're at the correct distance. I welded 1/8th" angle iron to to 1/4", with 0 issues. Grind/wire wheel the spot you're welding, flip your hood down, and go to town. Smooth beads, no duty cycle. After purchasing this I saw this brand makes mig/tig combos for around $200. That's next on the list to purchase, if this thing holds up.Right now, I love it. Even if you have to buy one of these a year, it paid for itself for me yesterday in 2 hours of welding. I'll provide an update later.

great value for the dollar works pretty slick welds like a Lincoln in my opinion id recommend if your looking for a budget welder body and light frame work it's perfect was in a pinch welded some temporary plates to hold transfer case support on a jeep. I know not the best welds but still holding. Only issue out of box is wire speed knob doesn't really adjust speed much can barely notice but everything else works great

This thing just works.I needed a way to fabracate a handrail with no drama.Took me 3 minutes to get welding. Load the included wire, plug it into a 120v outlet, feed the wire, and start welding.Not real pretty welds, splatter galore, limited penetration.I'll save my other welders for shop work. At less than 10 lbs, all I need is an extension cord or generator and I am getting stuff done.Worth every penny.

As a mechanic you know sometimes bolts don't come out. I bought this as a it might work it might not. Good little welder for in case of emergency. I don't know results of pretty welds or anything realistic. But fusing two metals to get a bolt out it works.

A new experience. Wire welding is easier than stick. Machine performs it job well

Seems like a great little Flux Core Wirefeed welder.Speed control is very inconsistent, which seems to be a common issue with most affordable welders.

What an awesome little machine! I seriously cannot be more impressed. Solid little gasless welder in every way. I would recommend running the 35 wire. Over all, can’t beat it for the price!!