Portable 120 Volt Spot Welder from Harbor Freight, Chicago Electric Welding, NTDT!

[@bobbywyllie9486]

Great video demonstration. Thank you. I might have to buy one of these even though I don't have an immediate need. But I'm sure it will be well-used in my shop over time.

[@Blazer02LS]

I've had a couple versions of those. They are really handy but produce a smaller spot weld than the ones you see on car bodies. A friend of mine uses one to make chain maile rings for his business.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Another great review and demonstration. What a sweet unit! 😃👍

[@harrykuheim6107]

I'm getting one of these for making Hubs, Blades, and Characters for Whirly Gigs...

[@general5104]

GREAT DEMONSTRATION. " I gotta git me One-o-Dees!" as Will Smith said when flying the alien fighter, in the movie, "Independence Day." I have often wished I had something to weld little thin stuff with. I struck out every time I went to TIG weld, because I knew I had to keep the filler-rod inside the gas plume, and would always touch the filler rod to the Tungston electrode and fire myself up! Getting MIG down to a low enough setting, when your .035 flux core wire was thicker than the metal you were trying to weld, it looked like snot, rather than a bead! This spot welder would make a nice tool to grace my shelf with. THANKS for the video

[@Blakehx]

They for the great review! Have you used any good soldering guns or irons? Haven’t had good luck with the ones from Harbor Freight