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Question: Is their a tig attachment for this welder?
Document: pretty impressed with this welder.works as well if not better than my other little thermal ark.converted it right away to tig weld with and its awesome.one drawback is no carry case and the welder is itself plastic.best value for dollar.i am going to buy another.
A lowsy excuse of an arc welder that overloads easy and gives less than usable results at about any setting.
Glideout welds broke on rv, cheaper to buy and weld myself than have it done in town. welder worked fine, am happy with it.
very poor quality plastic case. material more suited for a toy, not a home workshop product. especially a welder dealing with high temperatures and voltage. i saw it as a safety issue.
Hi, This little machine is probably the smallest DC ARC INVERTER on the market: weights less than 5 pounda without the welder cables... Fan on demand works extremely well.On thin sheet 1/18 inch with 1/16 rods , it's marvellous : not making holes in metal. Very good with 3/32 rods too: put together 2 sheets 1/4 thick in one pass and can't brake it.
no sucsess with aluminium sticks 3/32 even they say its a dc but i used with stainless stick it was ok i will keep it
This is my second purchase of this equipment, one for company use and one for my personal, this product work well with welding rod of 2.5mm or 3/32",
The only interrogationpoint is durability...(It doesn't have the reputation of my Maxtar 150, but works better on thin metal). Doesn't heat at all.If that MINI machine still working after the summer, I will buy another one to put in my other small shop. ( Don't like carrying everything every day...).Thank You,Fransois
It is very cost effective and light. Does a nice job on little projects. Lag time between welds seems long. I would reccomend it to hobbiests.
I like the smallness of it. It is great to use because it runs on 110V and thus I can run an extension cord out to it.
Answer: yes