K-NGS E-71TGS 0.035in.Dia 10lb. Gasless-Flux Core Wire Welding wire Made in USA

Love this wire

I do a bit of flux core welding. My old welder is probably not as smooth inside the wire tube thing as a good one would be. I decided to try a little larger diameter wire, I had been using .030 wire, and got this .035. I have not had a single problem with it binding and wadding up like the previous wire I had kept doing. My welds have not been perfect, but they aren't any worse than with the previous wire, and can be accounted for by realizing that I don't know wtf I am doing as far as actually doing a great job on various settings. The larger wire also allows me to up the amperage a bit, which seems to help on the thicker things I weld. Though for anything real thick steel wise, I pull out a stick welder anyway.

I don't know what it is about this wire but it just works great in my machine. I'm running through a Millermatic 735 and I tried other wires, the Harbor Freight wire, and I remembered I had a spool of this before and I just put another spool on and it's just phenomenal. and for the price it's amazing. my beads are great, very little slag I just can't say enough this is my wire.

Well Ive tried several brands on here of cheaper gasless wire, and most i have not been happy with. But I came across this kiswell brand, tried it and am happy to report it worked just as well as higher grade brands I buy at welding shop for alot more money. Its the only one so far I can say that about. I just bought a second spool :)

Well this would be easier to use but my welder only holds a 2 pound spool so I have to load it on a 2 pound spool to use it no fault of the company but I can't get it any cheaper anywhere else. This makes good beads strong connections and feeds smooth then I get it spooled right. It seems to make more smoke than othe wire I've used and there is a lot of flux to clean up after welding more than I remember with other brands. I guess if I wanted a flux free smoke free or reduced smoke I'd have to go to gas welding. Good wire overall and great value

I've always ran lincoln wire in my lincoln 125 weldpack until now. Decided to try this out with all the great reviews and the lower price. Switching directly from the lincoln wire to this in the middle of the project made it pretty clear this is a better project. Less spattering, smoother welds, less pinholes from slag etc. This one's a no brainer to me now. 5 stars

This flux-core .035 10lb. wire is fantastic, Received few days after order. I been a welder for 30+ years. This MiG wire has great penetration & strength, smooth even weld with little buckshot splatter plus it has the right amount of flux on it so it blends perfect. bets name brand wire by a long shot. Also made in USA not China like other name brands. Will make this my new #1 flux-core wire for shop. Trying to see if they sell it in .045 - in 33lb rolls for my larger machine's.

That is why I had to buy an Ingersoll rand needle scaler, because despite the ease of use, one still needs to clear the flux just like the old fashion stick welding… Darn I guess I'll go back to straight CO2 Meg welding and not have to worry about cleaning the scale off