MIG135 110V

I’m a master carpenter and a decent sheet metal fabricator, but I’m a complete novice at welding and it’s way past time for me to learn and get good. I purchased this welder after reading tons of stellar reviews and seeing what all was included for this unbelievable price. In fact reading the reviews and seeing the price had me wondering if there was a mix up in the listings. However this little welder is absolutely legit. It comes with a mig torch, wire, a stick holder, and rods. And they all worked great. Just playing around on random pieces of metal lying around the house, I was able to lay down nice beads with the wire and start and maintain arcs and create functional welds with the rods. The stick welds had nice even layers of slag over them that chipped off clean and the mig welds came out like those “stacked dimes” you want. I’m working on getting the required accessories to use this with tungsten as well, as tig welding stainless steel and aluminum is my main objective. Given the versatility, usability, and quality, this thing is just an exceptional value. It’s lightweight and super portable. While it ran off a standard 15 amp 110v circuit just fine, the manual states that it is dual voltage and can run off 240 with an adapter. I plan to install a dedicated 30 amp 110v circuit at my house to run this, and that will more than suit my needs. It looks well built and should be plenty durable if I take good care of it, and I like the orange color. All I can say is that this is an incredible tool for the price, and I couldn’t imagine a better entry level welder. Honestly before this came in my only experience was with a harbor freight wire feed, and it was completely useless. This one costs less and actually works. I’m simply amazed. This is an excellent first welder for me and for anyone else, and anyone looking to learn an extremely valuable new skill on the cheap shouldn’t hesitate to buy this.

I recently picked up the FEIFANKE 135A Flux Core MIG Welder, and after putting it through a few repair and fabrication jobs, I can confidently say it's a great value for the price. Here's a breakdown of my experience. The 135A output is more than sufficient for light to medium duty tasks and durability. I've used it on mild steel, and it handled everything from sheet metal to small brackets without any issues. It's a 3-in-1 machine (MIG, Stick/ARC, and Lift TIG), which gives you flexibility without needing multiple welders. The synergic control is a big help for beginners. just set the wire thickness and the machine adjusts voltage and feed automatically. Out of the box, setup was quick and simple. It includes a 1 Lb spool of .030" flux core wire. The included MIG torch and 5 stick electrodes, so I was welding within 15 minutes. The design of this welder machine is so good, and the controls are intuitive, and switching between MIG and stick is a breeze. The 110V input means it works with standard household outlets super convenient for garage work and especially with its stickiness and durability quality finish. The FEIFANKE 135A offers excellent performance, it's compact and lightweight, yet the IGBT inverter tech gives it a modern, efficient feel. The cooling fan kicks in as needed, and thermal overload protection adds peace of mind.

Wow! I am absolutely blown away by this 145A MIG welder. For the price, the features and performance you get are outstanding. This machine has quickly become the star of my workshop. What I Love: True 4-in-1 Versatility: Having Gas MIG, Flux Core, Stick, and Lift TIG capabilities all in one compact 110V machine is incredible. It handles everything I've thrown at it, from thin sheet metal with solid wire MIG to thicker materials with Flux Core and Stick. The Lift TIG is surprisingly smooth, too! Synergy Control is a Game Changer: As someone who isn't a professional welder, the synergy control feature is fantastic. It makes setup so much easier by automatically adjusting voltage and wire speed based on the amperage you set. It really helps dial in great welds quickly, even for beginners. Smooth Arc & Consistent Welds: Whether using gas or flux core, the arc is incredibly stable and easy to control. I'm getting clean, consistent beads with minimal spatter. Stick welding is also smooth and straightforward. Great Package Deal: Getting both solid wire and flux core wire spools included in the box means you can start welding right away, depending on your project needs. Portability: Running on 110V makes it super convenient to use almost anywhere in my garage or even take to small job sites. It's relatively lightweight and easy to move around. Overall: I honestly can't find anything negative to say about this welder. It exceeded all my expectations. It's powerful enough for serious hobbyist work and even light professional tasks. The ease of use, versatility, and the quality of the welds it produces make it an absolute steal. If you're looking for a multi-process welder that runs on standard household current and won't break the bank, look no further. This is a 5-star machine all the way! Highly recommended!

I bought this welder to build tge custom exhaust on my '55. It got the job done. It had been years since I used a mig welder but I eventually got the setting right and it performed well on the 16 ga 2.25" exhaust pipe. The welder is very compact, which is convenient. The big drawback is the ground lead length. It's very short and made it challenging to tack weld the pipe when under the car. I am pleased with the performance for my project and feel like it's a good value. I'd buy it again.

Good basic light use welder. Works great for my needs and seems durable so far. Works great for small projects and easy to store. Made a guard for my older tractor and patch welded and installed muffler. Works great so far. Good value for the money! Worth it!

I really thought this was going to be a nice welder based on reviews and the specs. The welder seemed to be good quality, and had some weight to it. The wire feed is all metal, the cables were pretty good quality and the length was good, and the power cable is a 220v with a 120v adapter instead of 120v to 220v adapter. However, when I tried to install the MIG torch, it would not get tight. It turns out the threads bottom out against the cover. So I tried to adjust the wire feed assembly forwards as much as it could go and it still wasn’t enough. The only way I could get it tight was to remove the cover where the MIG torch attaches to the feed assembly. During this adjustment, I noticed the ground lug attached to the feed assembly was stamped 150 amps. That’s when I decided to return the welder. The other thing I noticed was what the manual stated about the maximum amperage. The manual shows a graph of the duty cycle and it maxes out at 200 amps. While I didn’t and couldn’t test the amperage, the lug and the manual contradict the advertised amperage rating, and there didn’t seem to be any quality control so who knows what else was wrong.

After welding the exhaust on my S-10, I’m thoroughly impressed with the FEIFANKE 135A MiG Welder (flux core). This 3-in-1 multiprocess machine punches well above its weight, delivering clean, spatter free welds with intuitive controls and a bright LED display that makes set up a breeze. The synergy function is a game changer, automatically dialing in the right settings for smooth operation. With its portability and versatility across MIG, Stick and Lift TIG modes, This unit has officially become my new mini jobsite welder. Reliable, efficient and ready to tackle whatever I throw at it.

I'm in love with this machine, I named my Al-pen I haven't welder since highschool and am an independent mechanic. I had a job that required removing and rerouting exhaust tubes and so I purchased this machine. It's wonderful value and works extremely well. I've found that the flux core can easily handle 1/4" plate and exhaust tube with no problems. My only complaint is the non-adjustable wire speed, this generated a rough learning curve but ended up with a machine I couldn't be happier with. I have burned through a whole spool of wire and 3 sticks just bc I've loved the experience provided so much. The torch did get a little warm with extended use but at 135a the durability held up to repeated use. The penetration was slightly lacking on the lower range of amperage but it can make some really pretty welds. The provided sticks are difficult to strike and burn really quickly, often getting stuck to the plate if the angle isnt exactly right. Update I've mastered the arc but burnt up my grounding clamp