AZZUNO 135 Amp MIG Welder, 3 in 1 Multiprocess Welder 110V Flux Core Welder Flux MIG/Lift TIG/Stick Welding Machine Synergic Control IGBT Inverter Welder (volts, 110)

UPDATE. I HAVE USED THE HELL OUT OF THIS THING AND IT'S REALLY IMPRESSIVE FOR WHAT IT IS.. WELDS BETTER THAN A MILLER 120 VOLT..Have only tested this but was pretty impressed on how good it welded. It definitely is not gonna take a lot of abuse.. but if you take care of your stuff I imagine it will be around awhile. It welded really nice up to 3/16" so far, I'm sure it will do 1/4.. it's no speed demon but makes mobile welding easy. It's light and easy to use. Lead is cheap but works well. Sounds like just a basic micro switch in the trigger if it every needs replaced.. the sync option seems to work ok and good for ppl who have trouble with adjusting... For the money you can't really complain ... you'll pay for this thing in 1 or 2 jobs.. oh although I haven't tested it yet duty cycle is higher than my fancy name brand transformer welder.... Downside which has nothing to work this product is Amazon doesn't know what they are doing. Shipping... It said be here tomorrow, then it said delayed not shipped, then it said be here by same day by 10pm, then it said now arriving tomorrow, then it said delayed not shipped again... So I tried to cancel and it said can't cancel shipment being prepared.. so I opened chat with Amazon and they said basically they don't know where it is.. "THEY DON'T KNOW WHERE IT IS.... BUT CAN'T CANCEL BECAUSE SHIPMENT IS BEING PREPARED"!!!! WTH? so I ordered another one, plus a bigger welder to try and exact same thing happened with that both those orders... So if you can get one of these to your door... I'm sure you'll be happy with it....UPDATE.... I FORGOT TO ADD... PACKING NEEDS TO BE BETTER... WHEN MINE FINALLY ARRIVED THE POWER CORD WHERE THE GROMMET IS GOING INTO THE WELDER WAS SMASHED THROUGH THE BOX AND STICKING OUT ... NOT DAMAGED BUT PACKING IS NOT GOOD FOR THIS ITEM...

I am a professional welder of 15 years. Now why would a professional welder be buying this? Well, to make a long story short I’ve got to do a quick little job but I’ve got to get on a plane and fly to the location and since I can’t take my Lincoln welder I needed something small and light that can fit in my luggage without going over weight. The job calls for 1/8 fillet welds so I don’t need any big equipment anyways. I could rent some equipment for 4 times the price per day so that doesn’t make sense.Anyways my hopes were pretty low for this welder. It came in the mail pretty quickly. The plastic latch on the door was broken so the door doesn’t stay shut. Oh well, I don’t have time to return it and get another one. So before I catch my flight I figured I’d put it through its paces and see what I can weld with it. The auto set feature is actually pretty accurate. Meaning it sets the volts and wire feed speed based on the amperage you select. It was pretty dead on for the selected range of amperage. However I doubt the amperage is what you set it at. Meaning I set it at 75 amps and it felt less than that. Although that could be just an opinion I didn’t test it with an amp meter. I cranked it up to 135 amps and that felt more like 75-80 amps to me. But really what do I know if I didn’t test it with a meter?Bottom line is I like it. I won’t use it much in the future because I’m a professional and this welder doesn’t make you look professional. But it works well, will serve its purpose for this job, and it can pack well in your luggage if that’s what you’re looking to do.

I’ve been using this 35 Amp MIG Welder for a few weeks now, and overall, I’m pleased with its performance, especially given its compact size and affordability. The 3-in-1 functionality (MIG, Flux Core, and MMA) makes it versatile for different welding needs. It’s easy to set up, and the controls are straightforward, which is great for someone like me who’s just getting into welding.For light-duty projects and occasional repairs, it does a solid job. The flux core option is convenient because it allows welding without gas, which is helpful if you’re working outside or don’t want the hassle of gas tanks. The 110V plug makes it easy to use in my garage without special wiring, but the power is limited, so it’s best for thin metals and smaller tasks.It’s worth noting that the welder isn’t ideal for heavy-duty work or thick metals. I had to make a few passes on thicker pieces, which took some patience. Also, the included accessories could be of better quality, but they work fine for getting started.Overall, I’d recommend this welder for beginners or DIY enthusiasts who want an affordable and versatile tool for lighter projects. It’s not a high-powered welder, but it gets the job done for basic needs.