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54mainlinetim · 12-28-2011, 10:12 PM

i got one of those harbor freight flux core welders for really cheap with a special price and also a coupon,i moved into a rental house with only 110v so i needed something i could run outside and on a regular house plug.......i just wanted to weld up some trim holes............It blows holes straight threw the sheet-metal the power level adjusting knob on the lowest setting........needless to say i will be taking my car to a friends house that has a real welder, i kept the flux core welder because it was so cheap and i might find something around the house that needs a quick weld but wouldnt suggest using it for anything car related.

12-28-2011, 10:12 PM	#13
54mainlinetim Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 49	Re: using a flux core welder i got one of those harbor freight flux core welders for really cheap with a special price and also a coupon,i moved into a rental house with only 110v so i needed something i could run outside and on a regular house plug.......i just wanted to weld up some trim holes............It blows holes straight threw the sheet-metal the power level adjusting knob on the lowest setting........needless to say i will be taking my car to a friends house that has a real welder, i kept the flux core welder because it was so cheap and i might find something around the house that needs a quick weld but wouldnt suggest using it for anything car related.