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I've used these for a few jobs over the last few months and have no complaints apart from sometimes the cable can come out as it is just a twist fit. Ideal for occasional use. Very lightweight and looks good too.

Only learning to weld and bought this as it's a multi welder. Tried the MiG gasless and rod but not the other functions yet. So far so good, 13amp fuse pre fitted and works fine so far. Welds are nice and tidy. Only couple hours practice use so far but impressed by what it can do for it's surprisingly small size.Will bring it to welding course soon and ask ye man to give it a test run (he knows what to look for in a weld)Haven't got the tig attachments or gas yet but will get around to it when I get a chance

Upon using this item on a 16 amp plug the pins get hot with a 190 amp machine setting ? Keeps blowing the 16 amp MCB at the consumer unit and therefore as the 13amp plug instructions I connected this unit to a 32 amp supply and draws 22.8 amps 230 volts AC @ the 190 amp machine settings ?? So a 16 amp industrial plug is totally wrong for the manufactures advisory information ?? and a bigger input cable is require for the 32 amp supply ?

Lovely welder very impressed, very variable for power and wire spread, all at a very low price for what it can do

I bought this to weld some aluminium , wanted to use a spool gun and was put through to their customer support . Unfortunetly the wirefeed doesnt work correctly it goes slow then speeds up and doesnt react to any adjustments ie speed stays the same regardless of amps. This was same for both spool gun and internal wire feed motor.Disappointing as had potential to be a useful welder . Returned

Don’t miss out on this amazing little welder because you don’t know how electric worksIt’s small but it’s powerful, it came with the 16a plug which is fine if you’re using it in a workshop and have the sockets but it’s easy to swap to a standard domestic plug, I put a heavy duty standard UK plug on it with a 20A fuse, that will be fine for a standard UK twin socket which are tested at 20A and my whole sockets circuit supports 32a, because with welding it’s short bursts it’s pulsating rather than continuous current passing through the wiring so it’s not going to start a fire, it’ll hardly even warm the wiring, a fire is much more likely to happen from the welding arc or sparks. 16a is unfused and this machine is actually 20a so if you’re having problems check that!I initially installed it with a 13a fuse but I wouldn’t go higher than setting 7 then so had no issues with fuses blowing, if you’re worried about going over 13a that’s what you can do, otherwise you’ll obviously blow the fuse but then you’ll still have a 100a welder which you’ll be limited to anyway!It’s fine for beginners if you consider the above, it’s easy to use and lightweight. Not that I’m a beginner, I’ve been welding for 20 years and had many machines but this is a very good practical little one and is very flexible in all the ways you can use itI used it for welding car bodywork and also the exhaust and it worked great and went straight through the MOTI was welding all day with it with hardly any breaks and went through a few spools of wire, no issues whatsoever it did a great job

Fragile !! clean bench work !

Cracking little welder 10/10