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MIG 130 Welder Gas Less Flux Core Wire Automatic Feed Welding Machine W/ Mask

Name: MIG 130 Welder Gas Less Flux Core Wire Automatic Feed Welding Machine W/ Mask
Brand: ZENY
Price: 91.58 USD
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Rating: 4.47 (310 reviews)

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Condition: New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is ...

UPC: 0700161256673

Brand: ZENY

Welded Material: Stainless Steel

Voltage: 110 V

Welding Process: Flux Core

MPN: GSDD13001A

Features: Gasless

Item Type: MIG Welder

Feed: Automatic Feed

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The welder gas less automatic feed flux core wire welding machine comes housed in a steel frame for a sturdy, durable build. The handle is plastic for safety purposes. This welding machine is ideal for thin steel welding jobs including bodywork welding for vehicles and has the capability to make smooth welding beads.

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ZENY

MPN

GSDD13001A

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0700161256673

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1339156433

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Feed

Automatic Feed

Voltage

110 V

Features

Gasless

Welded Material

Stainless Steel

Welding Process

Flux Core

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MIG Welder

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32.3 lbs.

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The Welding Machine works great and a great price for the welder also a 5 star rating. The welder was in good condition and nothing was broken. Appearance of the welder is nice looking.
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by jclane1
Jun 16, 2016Top favorable review
My second MIG130 welder purchase this year!
I like this welder! I've used quite a few different welders in the last 40+ years (gas, MIG, TIG and stick), and this is probably the most useful and fun of the ones I have owned - I like it enough that I got a 2nd one for my grandson who is studying welding. It can be a bit finicky but that's actually the nature of low-priced MIGs, they just don't have all the fine-tuning and heavy-duty parts of a high-priced MIG/gas unit. However, used with good quality wire they can give excellent results (I like ".030 E71T-GS Flux core wire" for most jobs, Harbor Freight cheapie wire isn't going to do the best work!) - just don't expect perfect results without test welds and some practice, and when you do I suggest you take notes on which settings work best. (The accompanying booklet isn't much help at ... I like this welder! I've used quite a few different welders in the last 40+ years (gas, MIG, TIG and stick), and this is probably the most useful and fun of the ones I have owned - I like it enough that I got a 2nd one for my grandson who is studying welding. It can be a bit finicky but that's actually the nature of low-priced MIGs, they just don't have all the fine-tuning and heavy-duty parts of a high-priced MIG/gas unit. However, used with good quality wire they can give excellent results (I like ".030 E71T-GS Flux core wire" for most jobs, Harbor Freight cheapie wire isn't going to do the best work!) - just don't expect perfect results without test welds and some practice, and when you do I suggest you take notes on which settings work best. (The accompanying booklet isn't much help at all, sadly) Also expect to do some spatter and slag cleanup, which is unavoidable with flux wire anyway - but I must say it's a lot less than I generate with my stick welder, and easier to remove. You might want to look online for MIG welding tips unless you are experienced at it (amazed at the amount of good info online!), as it will take some getting used to before you learn how to properly "bite" both pieces you're welding and turn out clean looking beads. You might want to get a decent helmet for any extended welding; I wouldn't even use the dinky "mask" that it comes with, although the shade 10 glass lens is adequate for most light arc work. I traded up to a self-darkening helmet and haven't had any problems. Full leather gloves are a must IMO, and I have leather arms, an apron and a full jacket if necessary. The included "hammer/wire brush" for cleanup is a joke, right? I wouldn't use it for anything, but then again I already own decent welding gear and tools. Tips: before you start a new bead, clip the end of the wire at the nozzle so it isn't hanging out more than 1/8" or so, make sure you aren't trying to start an arc on a bit of slag, and get your hand in the right position to move the cup in the direction you intend to lay a bead, then WATCH THE PUDDLE as you weld - which is how good welding is done anyway; you can tell almost everything about how a bead is forming by watching the puddle shape, size, color and edges once you have a bit of practice. Make sure your wire is feeding smoothly; any jerkiness can mess up a bead and throw the feeder off further, so follow the booklet setup and I suggest looking online for other tips on wire feeding, it can make a huge difference in good vs bad beads! And a final tip - the best welds follow the best preps, such as proper cleaning, beveling if necessary, even how you set up the metal and fasten the ground clamp; don't expect good results on dirty, greasy, sloppy, rusty, wobbly pieces or a loose ground clamp - ever. Just sayin... My first MIG130 arrived with a problem in the wire-feed mechanism, but the seller, greatshoppingday2012, was more responsive and helpful than I hoped, getting me an entirely new wire-feed unit from the factory, and everything works perfectly now. I can't recommend this seller highly enough, he responded right away, took the initiative and followed up, and kept me informed the entire time - THIS IS A TOP-NOTCH SELLER, folks! Don't even hesitate to buy from him! I installed the new feed mechanism myself- these aren't very complicated units- and haven't had a single problem since. So now we have 2 MIG130s in the family, and can tackle lots of light-to-medium welding projects; I fixed a mic stand and my lawn mower engine shroud yesterday - next up, my sons' mower deck that cracked, plus a patch over a hole in my buddy's pickup truck cab. Heavy iron? That's what I have a stick welder for; keep in mind these MIGs are designed for thinner metal welding and need to cool down between passes - they wouldn't do a great job welding a plow rig to a pickup frame, for example. But for sheet steel and thin to thicker steel joints they work just fine - and you can't beat the price! JLinCNY
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by plantdav
Aug 12, 2020Top critical review
Cheap welder, cheap results.
This product performs as expected for the price.Erratic wire feed rate seems to vary as the arc fluctuates which make the wire feed rate fluctuate even more. It produces a lot of weld spatter. I finally bought an inverter style dc welder that performs much better and as long as I it set correctly, produces very little weld spatter. You get what you pay for. Also, even though it will run on 120 VAC, you will need a 25 amp breaker to prevent tripping.This product performs as expected for the price.Erratic wire feed rate seems to vary as the arc fluctuates which make the wire feed rate fluctuate even more. It produces a lot of weld spatter. I finally bought an inverter style dc welder that performs much better and as long as I it set correctly, produces very little weld spatter. You get what you pay for. Also, even though it will run on 120 VAC, you will need a 25 amp breaker to prevent tripping.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: greatshoppingday2012
by goingslow65-9
May 17, 2016
Easy to use compared to MMA
For less then 100, it is a good deal. I used it to well a metal fence, a small job. With continuous use for 15 minutes, there seem to be no problem. Much easier to weld then MMA as it does not stick or hard to get arc. Weld bead looks good if I pulse it but I have not got a scale type when I do it continuous. It seem to glob into a big bead. The trick is to get the wire feed rate match the "burn" rate. If the feed is too slow, you get uneven well or glob; it burn too quick for you to drag. For my fence, I get good result with max setting and feed rate of 6-7. The two pounds wire that came with the unit last me quite a bit. And one other thing. I was expecting electronic core or capacitor like power that is common for many new MMA welding units on the market. To my surprise, ... For less then 100, it is a good deal. I used it to well a metal fence, a small job. With continuous use for 15 minutes, there seem to be no problem. Much easier to weld then MMA as it does not stick or hard to get arc. Weld bead looks good if I pulse it but I have not got a scale type when I do it continuous. It seem to glob into a big bead. The trick is to get the wire feed rate match the "burn" rate. If the feed is too slow, you get uneven well or glob; it burn too quick for you to drag. For my fence, I get good result with max setting and feed rate of 6-7. The two pounds wire that came with the unit last me quite a bit. And one other thing. I was expecting electronic core or capacitor like power that is common for many new MMA welding units on the market. To my surprise, it is copper (35lbs) coil wired type like the old buzz box (induction type). It does buzz in use. The coil type should be durable but not too sure of the electronic wire feeder.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: greatshoppingday2012
by trmlumber
Jan 19, 2021
Works great for smaller projects & fixing smaller breaks around the property.
So I have had this welder for more than a year now. Great little welder for the price. First project was to attach an old snow blower to the ATV. It worked OK but not as strong of a weld as I wanted for this application. Dose not weld super heavy metal (needs more heat) but works well around the yard. I have a wood mill and am always breaking and fixing small things around the property. This works great for most of my smaller projects, no need to haul out a big welder to fix small breaks. Great product for the price!So I have had this welder for more than a year now. Great little welder for the price. First project was to attach an old snow blower to the ATV. It worked OK but not as strong of a weld as I wanted for this application. Dose not weld super heavy metal (needs more heat) but works well around the yard. I have a wood mill and am always breaking and fixing small things around the property. This works great for most of my smaller projects, no need to haul out a big welder to fix small breaks. Great product for the price!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
by bjhubbell
Jun 10, 2017
Had to make some mods
Overall I am pleased with this welder. But I had to make two changes which I am sure voided the warranty. Oh well the price was right. I owned an auto exhaust shop for 18 years and loved my Miller 185. But with retirement came a lot of downsizing and I sold the welder. Well I soon realized that was a mistake but could not afford another Miller. The first thing I noticed was great difficulty setting the wire feed slow enough. The wire feed was pulsing fast and slow. Welds were anything but consistent. I found several YouTube videos which showed how to install a doorbell transformer to power the wire feed. Turned out the wire feed was being run off the secondary of the big transformer and when welding the voltage sagged or varied. Made sure I found the correct wires and made this ... Overall I am pleased with this welder. But I had to make two changes which I am sure voided the warranty. Oh well the price was right. I owned an auto exhaust shop for 18 years and loved my Miller 185. But with retirement came a lot of downsizing and I sold the welder. Well I soon realized that was a mistake but could not afford another Miller. The first thing I noticed was great difficulty setting the wire feed slow enough. The wire feed was pulsing fast and slow. Welds were anything but consistent. I found several YouTube videos which showed how to install a doorbell transformer to power the wire feed. Turned out the wire feed was being run off the secondary of the big transformer and when welding the voltage sagged or varied. Made sure I found the correct wires and made this change. Welds became way more consistent. Second problem surfaced when I started welding up a broken down trailer I purchased for a great price. Steel is all 1/8" and required running the welder on high. I could not weld a 1/2" without tripping the 20 amp breaker. In my opinion the manufacturer has mis-stated the current draw on this unit. The spec sheet that came with the welder only lists 220v welders no 120v ones. I would be foolish to recommend you do what I did to fix this problem. You will be on your own. But i will tell you what I did and finished welding up my trailer successfully. First I took the original cord off and tossed it. Installed a 10 gauge cord long enough to reach the wall outlet. I then installed a heavy duty 120v wall outlet with 30 amp breaker and wired it with 10 Ga wire. Since then I have been much happier with the welder. It no longer trips the breaker. I try to keep in mind the light duty cycle of this machine when welding on high. I keep another fan blowing on it to help keep it cooler. So far it has not tripped on the internal overload. I also bought some E71T-11 welding wire from welding city here on ebay. I will also note that the transformer is aluminum wire wound. Not obvious until you scrape off some of the varnish covering..
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Had to make some mods

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My second MIG130 welder purchase this year!

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Easy to use compared to MMA

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Had to make some mods

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