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Question: I am planning to take a class to learn welding. Is this too much machine for a beginner? Also, can it be used for stick welding?
Document: I used to have a Lincoln 115v welder and I have a Fire Power 240v stick welder. I must say I love this HH 190. Much more penetration and cleaner welds than the Lincoln. I also love the fact that I no longer need to run flux core wire. I run C25 and solid wire and my welds look great with great penetration. If your on the fence about this welder, don't be. You will love it.
I also found the spoolrunner a very well designed and high quality piece, but read the instructions!!! Seriously.The best part (even better than the spool gun) is the steel welding capability.This is the night and day part. The very first steel bead I layed with this machine was the best weld bead I had ever put down in my life. The suggested settings were PERFECT. The wirefeed stability is PERFECT.
Alright so first I should tell you before this welder I have only welded a dozen times with a junk Longevity stick welder and I had terrible results. I finally decided to step up and buy a descent welder and learn how to weld. I've had this for 4 days now and I have to say WOW. I was able to set this up with the flux core wire and weld descent. I tried everything from sheet metal up to 1/2 iron plate and welding was a breeze and easy.
Without any practice on scrap first I did fine, although I do have some welding experience. I believe though this would work out well for a beginner as well with a little practice.I used the sample flux core .030 wire that came with the 190. Had no need for the aluminum SpoolRunner 100 gun yet, so no comment regarding that, but I suspect it will work as well when I equip the welder with required straight argon gas.
My 30 year old Craftsman stick welder died while customizing and repairing a boat trailer. Had my eye on this welder for some time, but I held off purchasing the 190 because I usually always got by with the stick welder. Since I now had to replace the stick welder it was now time to buy that welder I had my eye on, the Hobart 190 with the Spoolrunner 100 aluminum gun.I just purchased it and used it on the trailer project a few times.
Due to the good arc and accurate settings, the penetration on this is superb on mild steel.I like the 10ft Cable on the MIG torch. Thats a good length to have.I also welded some stainless already (with the wrong gas in a pinch) and this thing worked very nicely.I was worried at first because I couldnt load .024 wire into the machine, the smallest it takes is .030&#34;. But nevermind.
This is a great little welding package! I really enjoy welding in the shop with this guy. If you need more functionality than the 190, the 210 mvp works great because you can switch from 120 to 220 in a few seconds. Hobart welders are American made and much less than its American made competitors
Never done this type of welding before, though I've done tig, stick, and gas in the past. With gas...
I bought this Hobart 190 Handler with Spool Runner 100 to ugrade from my small  130Amp mig welder of a different prominent blue colored brand of welder. The difference was night and day!I started out on an aluminum MIG welding project. I had never done Aluminum before and I found the spoolrunner very easy to use for even a beginner, and the performance and weld quality was good after I wrked with it for awhile.
It comes with the spool gun and gas manifold, basically everything you need except gas. I was just able to weld a 5/16 tongue sandwiched between 3/16 deck plate surrounded by 1/4 angle iron and it welded very nicely given my lack on knowledge and experience. I highly recommend anyone who has an interest in welding to give this machine a try. I will update again once I have some more experience.
Answer: yes