TOOLIOM Aluminum MIG Welder with Pulse 250A 110V/220V Dual Voltage 6 in 1 Multifunctional Welding Machine Pulsed MIG/Gas MIG/Flux Core/Spool Gun MIG/Lift TIG/Stick

Excellent welder- I use it every day.

This welder packs a lot into a very reasonable price. It can do MIG, Flux MIG, Pulse MIG for Aluminum, Spool Gun, Lift TIG and Stick. The kit comes with very good quality accessories. The MIG gun and work clamp have nice long cords. They are rated to handle the 250 amps and use the mid size connector to the machine. I think they are called DINSE 35. Included are four different wire feed drive wheels, a graphite MIG liner, Power adapter to 110 v, well written manual, MIG gun, work clamp, and a large sticker with settings and cheat sheet. All excellent quality and properly rated. There is also an assortment of contact tips and nozzles and a spool adapter for larger spools. The controls are very well laid out with nice large knobs and buttons and a bright readable display. Pulse mode only works with MIG aluminum. According to the manual, pulse mode won't work with a spool gun. The machine has a European (Euro) connector. There is a 2 pin aircraft style connector for the spool gun motor. A spool gun would need to be 24 volts. Synergic mode works well. In MIG synergic, you can micro adjust the voltage -3 to +3 volts.. You can also adjust the inductance from -5 to +5 which should adjust the heat put out by the spark. The wire feed mechanism is metal. It is slightly awkward to get to but much better than others I have used. There is plenty of room for the larger spools. The spool holder has a proper tension system. Large spools use the included adapter. Some smaller spools may cause the retainer nut to tigthen when they rotate. My only complaint is that it is too easy to accidentally switch to pulse mode which changes the machine to Aluminum settings. Welding with the machine is nice. Synergic makes it easy to get that nice frying bacon sound and pulse MIG makes nice clean shiny welds.

Easy for an amateur to use. I set it to the auto function, and it matches the wire feed speed with the amount of heat I dial in. I use mig with flux core exclusively, and I get much better results with this than I did with my Chicago Electric 170 amp. I wish I had upgraded sooner.

Very Good for the money. Been using it 2 weeks. Got all you need. Welds very well steel. Aluminum works quite well too, not as good as a 8k machine but plenty for that price. I went trough a roll of aluminum and it jammed only once and it was my fault. Beware, my graphite liner was clogged from factory and broke at the joint with the spring. The Nozzle is too thin and becomes too hot too quick. Change it for quality one. If you weld too long the plastic near the end of the nozzle will melt with the cheap nozzle. Works as well as my brother in law 2000$ machine.

Im a welder by trade. Bought this machine to weld some alluminum at home. First it never welded good at all very dificult second it lasted about two hours of welding then it stopped working third costumer service gave me the run around for two weeks and i just gave up and took my lose you get exactly what you pay for