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I am an amateur welder and have been trying to use a mig welder Lincoln 175P to make these joints. And if I remember right I think the self shielded flux core wires are not supposed to be used on multi pass welds. The other question is if Chicago Electric is any good.

I might have stuck with it had the manual been more complete and helpful e. The other question is if Chicago Electric is any good. By closing this banner, you agree to the use of cookies.

240 Volt Inverter Arc/TIG Welder with Digital Readout

Is a Harbor Freight Chicago electric tig welder Welder any good. Lets face it, Harbor Freight sells a lot of cheap Crap. I even have scars to prove it. But what about the Harbor Freight tig welder 130 amp inverter for 249 dollars. Judging from some of the comments in the welding forums, some people are willing to give it a try and gamble the 200 bones. Still others would be downright embarrassed to be seen welding with a Harbor Freight Tig Welder. I have a Miller Dynasty 200dx. I like it a lot and I am pretty sure it blows away any Chinese made welder out there. But it was not cheap. Plenty of folks dont care about whether the machine is blue, red, or green. They want to weld something. If the Harbor Freight Tig welder will weld halfway decent, then it is probably worth the price. Especially if you catch it on sale for 200 bucks. If you are like a lot of hobby welders, you only need a a tig welder once a month or so. When you need a tig welder for a project and you see a Harbor Freight tig welder on sale for about 200 bones, it's tempting isnt it. I still think the best money spent is on a used Miller syncrowave 250. Its like money in the bank because even if you have to sell it, you can usually break even or even make a few bucks. Just make sure to find one that comes with all the accessories like cooler, torch, foot pedal etc. That stuff really adds up. You will be proud to show your Miller Syncrowave to anybody. Even your douche-bag brother in law who finds fault with everything. The Harbor Freight chicago electric tig welder welder might just be a 2 bagger you keep hidden underneath your gas grill cover. Here are some of the welding forum links about the Harbor Freight tig welder.

They are Harbor Freight's own brand and Harbor Freight is known as the cheapest place to get cheap tools of questionable quality. Open Circuit Voltage is a big deal. It's never easy to keep the arc going and tends to go out. I must say that so far, it has been a good machine. When you need a tig welder for a project and you see a Harbor Freight tig welder on sale for about 200 bones, it's tempting isnt it? Tools required for assembly and service may not be included. My experience with the machine is that you touch the electrode to the base metal, you hear a slight buzz type sound, then you slightly lift the electrode off of the metal and the arc starts. I wanted to make sure it wouldn't be a mistake, and so far I haven't seen anyone give an overwhelmingly bad review.