Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can you weld aluminum, why is it not listed?
Document: The reason I am giving it full stars is based on its performance. It really surprised me to its ability to weld thicker material and still run on just 110 power. I love that I can plug it in anywhere and weld away on just about any size material with ease. And as predicted, it does dial down to be very good with 18 gauge sheetmetal.
I have to say, I was very excited with this welder. This welder doesn't feed the wire at a constant rate. I've taken it to many shops that know more about welding than I, and they all said its just the way its made. I am no pro, but have did quite a bit of welding, so I was very excited to get this welder. It does the job, BUT you cannot make a good looking weld with this welder.
I have been in the welding business for 40 years. When my wife told me she wanted a welder for her birthday and wanted me to teach her how to weld for her arts and crafts I had to decide one thing. What kind of machine would be best for a beginner ? I started looking at cheap Chinese welders and my experience told me they are not built to last. They have crummy rollers that won't hold up, they will make your weld wire look like a birds nest.
I bought this welder, and after a few hours practice was able to really get the hang of it. it is reliable, strong and easy to use. My first welder but am now doing what I wanted, which is making garden art, doing odd jobs around the shop, built a welding cart..etc. I recommend this product. I have bought a welding helmet as the hand held shield they provide is not really practical as it is hard to weld one handed.
Used to weld and have the bug to start another small business in which I'll be using 1/8 mild steel(and slightly larger wall thickness). Was nervous as to if this would have enough power if I wanted to push it a bit.......I can't believe how nice this thing works and I haven't even put sheilding gas on it yet. Better yet, I picked it up at weldingsupplyusa.com for $304.00 delivered!!!!
I read all the reviews on this product before I bought it. There weren't any really bad ones and you won't get one here. I am restoring a 1960 MGA and needed something to weld automotive sheet metal. I will be able to do more than that. Glad I decided to go with Lincoln. What a smooth easy to use welder. I thought I would have to get a lease and use co2 or argon for MIG welding the sheet metal but the inner shield works fantastic.
I have owned a fence company for over 20 years now. I have owned many welders over the years. I weld chain link gates. I have struggled to find a welder that works on 15 and 20 weight tubing. I have used big mig machines (220 volts) that would burn holes all the time and I have used many 110 volt machines that would not penatrate good enough. I just bought this one and I am very pleased with it.
and works great on light gauge steel. If you want to weld material thicker than 1/8&#34; you should look elsewhere, but if you want to do auto body work or light gauge sheet metal this machine is awesome. You can weld with flux core wire or use shielding gas and hard wire for a better looking weld using the inexpensive regulator that comes with this unit. Two spools of wire are also included with a hand held welding mask, chipping hammer/wire brush and some extra tips.
easy to use. easy to move. Works great, just what I was looking for. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a welder. fast shipping too
You will want to get a real welding helmet, as it comes with just a hand held face shield. I would recommend the photoelectric self dimming type available almost everywhere, shop around and you can find one for under $40.00.It came with a two pound spool of wire that I pretty much used up for the project so I got a 11 pound reel and it fits in the welder just fine.
Answer: yes