Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Do you receive sufficient results running this unit at 110v I.e can I tig weld at least 3/16" mild & s.s. with good penetration?
Document: I've have this unit for 5 month and i think that is long enough to give a true review. Everything about it works great. I don't use it alot but I customized my motorcycle over the winter and welded several items on it. I used both Tig and stick. I was able to weld some very thin stainless steel, low amps and it ran very smooth. The HF works well. I bought a 40 cf argon tank at the local suppy shop for $125.
I'm using it to weld 16 ga stainless steel. Works like a champ! I was sceptical due to the price. 1 5th the cost of other name brands and its doing the job its supposed to.
I am very happy with this unit.
They were great at times and uncooperative at others.Would I recommend these - yes. I am recommending that a family member get one. Buying it through Amazon is good protection if you do have an issue with the "home office".
Nice machine for value. Dc makes smooth arc start and tig welding is stable. Electrode holder is not that great, I switched the holder out with a tweco. And an upgrade to a gas lens is another plus.
However, get used to checking for gas after flow or it will run out your entire talk in a few hours. ALWAYS shut off your gas bottle when you quit welding for more than a few minutes. This is good practice anyway.I was a dealer for these for about a year. For the price they are wonderful machines. Considering the price you may have issues. I quit being a dealer on these due to less than wonderful ethics on the part of the importer.
I was really impressed by this little machine... it welded thin stainless like a champ with the pulse feature... ran a great 7018 bead... I bought the connectors to be able to plug my tig rig in and used a dryer cord and bought an outlet to give me an extra 6 ft. Other than that this machine is perfect right out the box... i personally do not like the stinger that came with it but the tig rig is ok...
I was very skeptical when looking into these because I've been blessed with high end millers and Lincoln's, water cooled torches and foot pedals but I wanted a tig at home. Packaging was great. Now for the cons. The torch and electrode holder are pretty cheap. Never had I used a screw type electrode holder and I'm still not a fan. The tig torch itself isn't bad but the cable is EXtremely stiff and hard to work with.
Doesn't come with much in terms of a starter kit, but what do you expect for this low of a price?I spent probably $100 on tungsten, welding wire, collets and cups. Another $75 on wiring my garage. Bought an Argon tank. My total out of pocket was about $1000 to be ready to weld.Will most likely upgrade to a smaller 125 amp torch with a more flexible cable sometime in the future to work on smaller projects.
I have been using this welder in a busy gun shop for 2-3 years. It gets used daily but I seldom have the arc going for over 30 seconds. I am welding on guns and must keep the heat load in the metal low. So I have no Idea how the machine will hold up doing long continuous welds.The argon gas cut off valve is very prone to sticking open. I know a number of folks with these machines and eventually they all start doing it.
Answer: no