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Question: willthis machine weld  with alimium rods
Document: very nice welder machine I agreed with this new machine I happy  the welder  its work perfect  all the steel materialthanks
From my understanding this is essentially a Miller machine with a few &#34;cheaper&#34; parts inside which is probably why it's about $200 less than the Miller counterpart. However Miller has a good reputation so I would imagine that it would live up to it, but time will tell.
This welder does the job and this too is made in China, but it welds very well. I haven't had any problems with it so far. I haven't used the DC current as yet, I will when I weld overhead next week using 6010 and 7018 rod.
Excellent Welder. You wont be disappointed in it's performance. I've used it a great deal as a power supply for TIG welding (I weld a lot of Stainless Steel). I've also used it for general purpose Stick welding. It's actually a very stable AC/DC supply.
As an example, I ran this welder up to its maximum output of 235A to try out some ESAB 8013-SR 3/16th rod (which worked just fine). After about 3 rods worth of test-runs, I removed the ground clamp from the opposite (cold) end of the channel stock I was welding on and noticed that the stamped, serrated ground teeth were discolored due to heating. Do yourself a favor and replace the ground clamp with thisUS Forge Welding Heavy Duty Bronze Ground Clamp 300 Ampsclamp.
Just got the welder out and used it today, so far so good. it's a decent welder thus far, as long as it keeps running for a few years I'll be happy. The only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is because the stinger and ground clamp are a little on the cheap side. I'm definitely going to go get more sturdy ones.
It draws at max load 50A so consult with an licensed electrician if you do not already have the appropriate wiring in place. (There are special rules regarding arc welders in the National Electric Code, so make sure the electrician is familiar with that too!)
If you do lots of welding with electrodes greater than 1/8" you probably should consider a higher output unit such as the Miller Thunderbolt 300/200 or larger.Final Thoughts...You wont be disappointed in a quality USA Made product.
If they'd have spent the extra $5 for real cable ends, I would have given it 5/5.Time owned: 1 weekUsage: 2 hours
I purchased this welder to replace a cheap Harbor Freight unit that I overworked and killed. (It was not very well built to say the least)  So after scouring the internet for information I settled on this unit and purchased it locally. The quality of the welds that I made improved immediately. Granted I consider myself an amateur at best, the difference between the Hobart and Harbor Freight unit was night and day.
Answer: yes