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#852534 05/19/2012 7:15 AM
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Has anyone had a Eastwood Welder to weld with or know of anyone who has used one?

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Don G. #852981 05/21/2012 5:45 AM
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Don, I have one. I bought the 110v 135 amp with gas. It does a decent job on the light to mid-weight metal. It doesn't work well on the 1/4 in thick though.
The price was decent, came with a cart and helmet. I had to buy a gas bottle elsewhere.


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Don G. #853228 05/22/2012 1:26 PM
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I also have the 110V Eastwood welder. I have only used it for sheet metal for body repair. It seems to work well for that. I bought a tank of gas locally.

Kary #853577 05/23/2012 10:59 PM
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EW Welder is a 220 v. 175 mig unit.
I will be doing a little review when I get it up and running for everyone to decide for or no their own. It will be about 4 weeks as I am still finishing ua another project right now.


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Don G. #857881 06/10/2012 6:56 AM
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Well got my EW. welder on line and ran some beads with it on thin metal and it seems a little hot on their settings chart so lowered down the voltage and slowed down the wire speed and it welds great on 18 ga. so far. Will weld up some other stuff on the heaver side for a evulation on the heaver metal. The price was a great deal on the welder with shipping out to Calif. just a little over $500.00. I am very pleased so far with it will report more later.
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Last edited by Don G.; 06/10/2012 6:57 AM.

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