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Question: how good is it on 24 or 22 g metal? do you wish you bought a machine with infinte settings vs tapped?  are you happy with it?
Document: I bought the machine to do some fabricating around my garage and on my custom classic cars. So before using it on my cars I gave it a few test runs on some thicker material than what I will be using, it never once broke stride!! Not really much to say except for price and performance.........so far, so good!!!!!
This is all the versitility you will need. Good on 115v and just awesome on 220v. Great value and quality compared to the cheepo craftsman machine I had. I've been learning for the past 30 years you get what you pay for when it comes to tools. And this was worth the investment. I've welded 24gauge 304 stainless steel sink to 3/8&#34; carbon steel angle. Works like a champ the guide settings on the door are very close for what you need to run the machine at.
I bought this to replace another welder I bought that didn't work. I am so glad the other welder didn't work because this one is great. It worked right out of the box with little set up and has not give me any problems. It also will weld hotter than it is rated for. I run 0.030 wire and I can not use the last 2 volt settings because they are just to hot. I have welded 1/2 plate with multiple passes with no problem.
Got new in box, 2 days after order. Prime is the best. This machine welds great! I've only used the flux core wire that came with it, sprayed the nozzle and tip with some non-stick cooking spray and quite literally blew off the little bb's and slag from the nozzle. Used on 1/4 round stock to tack gravy warmer back together, welded 18 Ga. steel no problem. Recommended settings were a little off from what was required (only on 115v right now).
I initially bought a Miller 252 as my first MIG when they first came out after stick welding for more than 20 years. Then after a few years of struggling to get good welds I finally gave up and bought this 210 MVP. The first test weld out of the box was FABULOUS. I then knew something was wrong with the Miller and took it to a service center in Plano, Texas. They found that it was built without parts needed both in the gun and in the power supply.
I bounced around on-line and read good reviews about the Hobart Handler 140, but decided to get the 115/230 volt Handler 210 instead. I figured just in case I needed the extra capacity someday I would have it. So I bought it on Amazon, it shows up in two days, and before I can finish my power cord to run it off my 230 volt dryer receptacle I decided to try it on 115 volt.
This is a very good machine for a serious hobbyist or even small body shop. I highly recommend it. Just buy it, it's awesome.
Out of the box, it is an easy to use flux wire welder. If you want to &#34;upgrade&#34; to MIG, you just add a bottle of shielding gas (it comes with the regulator). If you want to weld Aluminum, just add a spool gun.This machine is also a good investment for a non-pro, &#34;Harry Homeowner&#34; type (like me), because of the flexibility it offers.
This is an excellent MIG welder. It has more than enough power to get good penetration on 1/4&#34; and 5/16&#34; steel I have not yet used it on thicker material). Runs very nice beads very easily. Very simple controls. This machine is essentially a Millermatic 211 for several hundred dollars less with less silly electronics to break. Once you learn what you're doing, you'll never use that &#34;autoset&#34; crap anyways.
When I got the Miller back welds were much improved but I still like the Hobart a little better and it cost over $1000 less. When it is laying down a bead it sounds like angry hornets buzzing. Almost like a Miller Dynasty. I use it with .30 wire and have made some very nice metal furniture, tools, pickup headache racks and side steps. I still use the Miller with .35 wire for larger thicker metal but I am so glad to have this Hobart as well.
Answer: no