Power MIG 211i MIG Welder – Dual-Voltage 120/230 V, 20-211 A Output, Flux-Cored Ready, Portable 41 lb Machine, Model K6080-1

Awsome machine. Light weight. Makes nice big welds on 110 power. 220 even better. A child or an old stick man can glue metal with ease. Yes it's a little spendy. It's a quality machine

What an awesome machine. I had one at work, and loved it so much I got one for myself. I used to mostly stick weld, but now I mostly MIG. I have NEVER, not even once, adjusted the WFS or voltage away from the machine's automatic settings. I just set the process, set the wire diameter, set the material thickness, and this baby puts out beautiful welds every time. It takes all the guess-work and fine tuning out of MIG welding.

Super easy welding with this unit, set the dials and go! Wire feed works very well, the inexpensive units are a constant pain fiddling with the feed gears.

I love this welder! I've had at least three other similar mig welders over the past 15 years. My previous favorite was the Lincoln MP210 (however, it was stolen from my work trailer!).The 211i has all selections for several project details (i.e., wire size, wire type, metal thickness, etc) that make it easy to start the weld close to the settings needed for the project. I'll occasionally slightly adjust the wire feed speed or volt setting from the system recommendations, based on the situation and my experience, etc.This welder is easily a five star rating! Looking forward to many years of easy setup welding!

Absolutely worth the money. It does everything I need. Great piece of equipment compared to what I was using before.

The machine did amazing in 230v cycle duty limits but extended runs it struggled. Running the machine on 110v was a struggle but it was the best 110v welder I’ve used allowed me to take lots of breaks. Clean welds running .035 c25.

I'm an experienced welder but by no means make a living at it. This machine will up your game. I moved from a Lincoln 140 to this 211i being I could not get the constant welding on thicker materials when pushing the welder to it's limits. Both very good machines but this one seems to have better penetration and even 110v will outperform the 140. The auto-selection setup is a solid feature, I have dramatically less slag and spatter. I've only used the Mig side with Gas. I seldom use Flux. If you are looking at entry-level machines such as the 140 and 180 take a hard look at this machine. You will not be sorry and not wishing you should have purchased this machine first. I will be selling my 140. This 211s is well worth trading up for me. Will update as use it more.

works well, easy to use

Sin duda una excelente soldadura. No es tan estorbosa y es muy manejable.

Muy eficiente y potente lo recomiendo