Titanium flux core 125! Best 110 welder!

This video is about the titanium flux core 125 mig welder. Really good welder!

[@davehoward2791]

I've had my Titanium 125 for almost 18 months and have welded a lot with it, and it has never failed me. I've repaired car carriers, trailers, lawn tractors, ag equipment, and done dozens of home projects, welding everything from 16 ga to 1/4" plate and this little welder has tackled it all. Best wire for me is INE .030, once dialed in it has very little spatter and buttery welds. I've also never hit the Duty cycle, even on hot, summer Alabama days. I did replace the ground clamp with the heavy 400A brass one from HF for a few bucks, which IMO is a wise upgrade for any welder. I like the portability too; a small 2500 watt generator will power this welder to 20A and it'll fix just about anything you break in the field, whether it's an off road vehicle or an implement on a tractor. And for less than $200 it just can't be beat. Great review, liked & subbed, thanks! 👍

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you! I agree! This little welder pulls its weight!!

[@waynegretzky8464]

@@Engraved_In_Mind hahaha but its only fifteen pounds! :) alright thanks guys im going to grab one right meow. (Nice thick beads btw you weld more my style and im convinced now ittl work for me)

[@jonnypuder6525]

I’m happy I saw this video! There’s so many videos of terrible welds with this welder. This give me hope! Just picked one up and excited to get started! Thanks

[@robertblackshear8963]

I can tell you from my 28 years of production welding experience that this welder will out perform any other 125 flux welder period. I had to weld a trailer hitch assembly to a friends heavy duty hauling trailer and could not go past half the settings. It's a true beast. China got a winner with this one lmao.

[@jonathanvaldes1232]

Awesome video..definitely getting one of these after watching your demonstration of playing with the different settings and beads

[@randymcgee9176]

Walt said it best you are the only person I’ve seen give the best video on this welder I should have bought it last weekend at Harbor freight for 165 dollars on sale now it’s 209 dollars I will get it tomorrow. Thanks again

[@waltoliver6704]

Henry thank you for your video on the titanium 125 flux core welder. I have one and like it too. This is the only video that has explained the amperage and wire speed. Therefore the best video out there! Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes I’ve seen a lot of videos too. All are good in their own content, some may be missing some key points. I’m glad I was able to help you!

[@waltoliver6704]

@@Engraved_In_Mind Thanks I agree and I appreciate what you do for others.

[@ding210]

You can buy this welder but you can't buy that bead. Those welds are a product of years of experience. Beautifully done.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you!

[@pirihern9329]

Tremendo weld bead. Hopefully I can get that good in 10 years

[@grant1109]

@@Engraved_In_Mind what pattern were you using for these welds?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

@@grant1109 oscillating motion, back and forth movement.

[@imxploring]

Great Welds brother! This video really shows what this little beauty is capable of! With your experience your recommendation on this welder means a lot!!! Thanks for posting!

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you!

[@Thedoug369]

I just bought one of these a few days ago, and I've gotta say it's a savage little welder. Can't go wrong for a couple hundred bucks. Nice job on the review man👍👍

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Appreciate you man! Yes I’ve done more projects with it and I’m still living since day one!

[@Thedoug369]

@@Engraved_In_Mind One more thing, put a better ground clamp on it. The one that comes on it is a total pos. You'll definitely notice an improvement ✌

[@Chubz69]

My wife bought me one for my early bday present and i’m happy with it. my first welder and i’m getting pretty good with it.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

That’s awesome! It’s a great starter welder!

[@melgross]

I bought one of these as a secondary machine for when I need to tack parts together that I’ve machined that need to be in precise relationship before being fully welded and have to be moved to the welding area on another floor. I’ve used it for more than that though. For light work this is an excellent machine. But don’t think it can replace a more powerful machine, because it can’t. Too many people doing “reviews” don’t know how to weld and show terrible welds that don’t show this one at its best. Thankfully, you do know how to weld, and your welds show what the machine can do in experienced hands. But people need to be patient if they expect their welds to look like yours. The manual is surprisingly good, and has excellent photos and explanations. It pays to read it. For the best welds stay 1/2” away from the material with flux core, even 5/8” isn’t too far. But for the price and weight, it’s great. It’s cheap enough so that I would tell people to buy this over any no name Chinese model for much less.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank You. Yes it does take patience to get a nice bead.

[@randyholly2594]

I think the guy useing the machine is the "really good welder". great video, thank you.

[@TheNorvikWay]

Great video brother helped me out a lot on my decision. Just like you said I've been watching lots of videos on it but I believe yours is the one that sealed it for me. I'm not a welder by no means but this seems to be a good starter. Thanks again....🤙

[@kmonnier]

Great video! I just got one and I like it so far. Way better than I expected for the money

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes!! I recently finished a course in gmaw at my local community college and the short circuit welding I was doing there is similar to this welder from harbor freight! I would say this is a good welder to learn and teach with!

[@backriverfirewood4335]

I agree I have the same welder now I was using a miller I'll never buy a miller again been welding since I was 5 so around 45 years now actually next week I'm going to harbor freight and buying the biggest titanium welder they have to use on my big fabrication work.awsom video I subscribe . have a wonderful upcoming week brother

[@jdean830]

Good video thanks! Just picked one up last week, i'm excited to try it!

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you! I hope this video helped!

[@megadeuz6148]

I've got one of these welders not long after it came out,I like it. Just had to remind myself to keep the tip high enough not to ground out into the weld. Did that once,threw the breaker. Also it's advisable to replace the ground clamp with a copper one ,much more heavy duty.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes! I replaced my ground clamp to a more heavy duty copper clamp and the welds improved!

[@megadeuz6148]

Good for you! All they give you is a cheap sheet metal one.

[@aedoquiles844]

I believe you that the machine welds great I bought one of them and the machine has the very devil in strength I was surprised to see that such a small machine has so much power

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes it’s a very good welding machine!

[@aedoquiles844]

I recommend it to anyone who wants to buy it, a very good purchase, a good impressive machine

[@larryguevara3350]

Can't believe on a another KZbin site they said it wasn't much better the the old harbor freight 90 amp flux core welder . I have the titanium125 and can say it's so much better than the old old one. Great video.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you! Yes this welder is amazing. It gets the job done and then some!

[@Al-Fiallos]

LMAO, whoever said that it wasn't much better than the Chicago Electric AC 90 amp didn't know what he was talking about. I tried using my son's 90 amp AC and didn't like it at all. I love the Titanium 125.

[@elfpimp1]

I have the 125 ac welder from HF. I love it. The easy flux 125 is definitely superior to that especially seeing how it's a DC negative welder, it's beads are MUCH cleaner, doesn't spit out anywhere NEAR as many beads, and it is way easier to clean up after. It's also much quieter than my AC welder. Lighter and easier to carry.

[@robertblackshear8963]

They said that because they definitely are not experienced welders. A good welder could weld very decently even with the old 90 amp cold box lol. But this machine and most dc mig/flux welders are light years ahead. That's just my input based on my 28 years of production welding. I'm sure you will love this machine.

[@pirihern9329]

Just swapped the general one for this one.

[@Al-Fiallos]

Real nice video. There is no comparison between the Chicago Electric 90 AC and the Titanium 125. The proof is in the excellent appearance of your welds and the almost total lack of spatter. Thanks for posting.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you! Yes this is a good machine!

[@robertblackshear8963]

Indeed. Absolutely none.

[@diehard1340]

I'm sold, I've been thinking hard about this welding machine watching countless videos i believe I'm going to pull the trigger on the 125

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

That’s awesome! I hope my video helped! I love my machine! I’d get another one in a sec!

[@cedricwilson3902]

What setting do you put it on welding 3/8 rebar together?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

@@cedricwilson3902 I would put it anywhere above the half mark on both the wire and voltage. You can put it 3/4 of the way up if you need to. But it runs hot so it will weld your rebar.

[@fatrod81]

You really are a professional welder! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@jeradleal2238]

You are a very good welder. Please do more videos

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you! Definitely more content to come!

[@jeradleal2238]

@@Engraved_In_Mind I just picked up this welder yesterday and I can’t stop thinking about turnin and burnin that’s why I’m up.

[@TexasNEV]

I have one, it's been great, having a ball with it.. Made a completely scratch built electric motorcycle with it.. Best deal evah. :)

[@ww321]

Try using pan cooking spray for anti splatter. It really helps with the dingle berries

[@anlsubbox]

I have the same welder get some 035 Lincoln wire from home depot it works so much better. Hardly no splatter and much smoother weld. I thought it was nice too when I got it but after using the Lincoln 035 I couldn't believe the difference it was amazing.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

It’s funny you say that cause I’m about to put a video up comparing the Vulcan wire to the lincon wire.

[@itsmemaaaark]

@@Engraved_In_Mind love the video boss! did you ever get to test that lincoln .035 wire? curious on how much less of a splatter it is compared to the HF wire.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

@@itsmemaaaark that video is coming up! I actually bought another ground clamp, more heavy duty! I’ll be covering that new modification as well!

[@itsmemaaaark]

@@Engraved_In_Mind awesome! Looking forward to that video brother. I plan on doing the same if I get one to use around the property.

[@dlwightman]

Nice video, looking at getting this or the forney 140. Wondering if the drive roller on the 125 is knurled and if you recommend 030 or 035 for 1/8" rec tube? Thanks for posting video, nice welds.

[@jaynone9262]

Bought that one 2 day. Thanks for the video

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Nice! More to come! Thank you

[@jasonholloway2476]

Own one too and love it! Agreed all around. If you want to be really impressed with your beads, run a wire wheel on your grinder over them, a clean bead from this machine is pretty!

[@jesselee4226]

Thanks for sharing I'm in trade school atm to learn mig welding

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thats awesome! Hope you enjoy it! I personally love welding!

[@JoseMedina-rs2cq]

Muy bueno gracias súper bien explicado.

[@rileyneufeld7001]

This welder seems plenty powerful enough for 1/4" single pass if you bevel it for sure! Multiple passes and I think you could do much thicker material. I saw a video somewhere that he tested the amperage of the welder maxed out and it was over 130amps which is amazing considering it being a 110v unit. I haven't welded much with mine yet other than 14 gauge tubing and some 1/4" to 3/16 plates. Definitely need some more practice for my welds to look like yours!

[@melgross]

1/4” is really at the max for this. I don’t recommend multiple passes on thicker material.

[@rileyneufeld7001]

@@melgross Multiple pass welds are stronger on thicker material.

[@SFConservative2024]

You weld very well.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you very much

[@swflmotorsportsfan6667]

My titanium 125 works great 👍🏻 I also have the 80 amp inverter Chicago electric as well; it works good with the 1/16 rods

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes both of those welders are great!

[@swflmotorsportsfan6667]

Still loving this welder 👍🏻

[@ryanhensley146]

Hello. Great video. I'm glad I purchased this welder. I'm getting ready to build a rear bumper tire swing out for my overland Toyota SUV. Do you think this welder could produce strong enough tacks and welds to hold a 33" tire on a 17" wheel on a steal rear bumper? I ordered a semi assembled tire swing out kit that requires some cutting and welding. Not sure if the square tube in the kit is 1/4 inch steal or not. Thank you.

[@ryanhensley146]

Can I take that as a “yes”? Lol

[@lelandcox4089]

A BIG BLACK EYE FOR HARBOR FREIGHT I have a Harbor freight TITANIUM FLUX 125 WELDER purchased from Harbor Freight a couple years ago. I am a retired plumbing contractor and backyard hobbyist. I love to build things in my spare time and help friends and neighbors that need something repaired. When I retired and closed my business, I had a stick welding machine but had no convenient place to connect it at my home! It would require an upgrade to my electrical service not worth the trouble and expense! When I saw a couple reviews on KZbin for this Titanium 125 welder, I thought that would be the way to go. I already had a 110 Volt 30 Amp circuit to my workshop! It took me a while to get adjusted to the flux wire welding. I built a minibike from scrap pipe I had left over from the plumbing shop. The welder allowed me to make other things and make repairs for others I wouldn’t be able to do without it. In the middle of my last project, I cut a couple pieces of metal and got ready to weld them and when I pushed the button on the welder, nothing happened! It was dead! The fan did not come on but the light on the ON/OFF indicated there was power to the welder. I checked the manual for a reset button or a fuse and found no mention of either. So, I called the Harbor Freight 800 number and was told there was no repair for this welder. Harbor Freight has no repair facility, and no support is available. I was told by two different tech reps there is no schematics or parts list available from the factory where this is manufactured. “It is not worth getting it repaired and cheaper to go purchase a new one!” If you purchase this welder or many other things from Harbor Freight You only have 3 Months Warranty. It is considered disposable after that! All the reviews and discussion I have read about HARBOR FREIGHT I have never seen anything about their total lack of support for their products! I didn’t even get an “I’m sorry” or any offer for a discount on a new welding machine! I am retired, was an electronics technician in the Navy, active Ham Radio operator and electronics hobbyist. I feel like the electronics in this welding machine is straight forward non computer controlled and any decent electronics tech should be able to repair this given reasonable support. I removed the circuit board from the welder and found where a small component burned of course not knowing the component value or purpose will make it difficult to replace. Providing a schematic and parts list is a very inexpensive form of support that should be a minimum requirement. Their claim to revenue of 7 Billion Dollars tells me they could afford it! Leland Cox

[@cedricwilson3902]

What to set the wire and volt dial on to weld 3/8 rebar together?

[@chrisdamonsworld]

I almost brought this welder but the stores didn't have them in stocks. I had to pay and wait. smh. I brought Eastwood that day

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Oh no! Sorry to hear that. I’m sure a lot of people may be trying this little machine out for themselves as well.

[@not2fast4u2c]

I have lincoln 140 mig welder and usually just use wire and gas ... But I still want one of these for just flux core welds so I can just grab it and go weld anything

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Wire and shield gas is always the best decision for good quality welds! But yes these are very convenient!

[@spencer6764]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts of the welder. My next one will be this welder. I watched a Flex core wire test and the Lincoln wire was the best from Lowes ?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes the Lincoln is the top shelf flux welding wire. As I stated in a previous comment I use the Lincoln gasless flux core .030 wire now and it works great!

[@topdragster365w]

Hi nice welding What wire you using I have same welder I updated to good ground clamp and machine like ING wire from Amazon made in Italy and i just pu US Forge wire .30 works pretty good also

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you! I’m using Vulcan .030 wire from harbor freight.

[@thomasetchebarren2901]

Nice welds

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Thank you very much!

[@bryanm1201]

I believe ya to be a welder. I have not used mine yet but fill better about the purchase. Thanks

[@53prime]

If you bottom it out, you can weld 20 ga. Maybe thinner, but 20 ga for sure!

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

I haven’t done that yet but I believe you!

[@righttouchtileable]

Just bought one.

[@bill.Latham]

Great video Henry; my question is I have this same welder what will cause the wire to act like it sputtering while welding? Thank You

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

That would be the ground not getting the right conduction to the metal or the voltage being too and the wire speed to high. Cold welds with high wire speed will sputter, as for hot weld with low wire speed will penetrate good but can also melt the metal and fall through if your pace isn’t fast enough. Try the ground first. Grind or clean the area that will be grounded. If that continues check your welder setting but also check the material your want to weld, because it’s important that your welding on a good clean area as well or that can also make it sputter. Example. You’ll weld better on mill scale than you will on rust, but if you clean the mill scale to a shiny silver you’ll hear the difference in the arc as you’re welding.

[@bill.Latham]

@@Engraved_In_Mind Hello Henry, what ground clamp would you recommend Thank You

[@55chevytruck]

I am thing about the 140 unit because I have a bottle from my last welder.

[@qfdforme]

Excellent video. Thanks. Which welding wire are you using?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

It’s the .030 vulcan flux core wire. I will post a video with the Lincoln wire to show the difference. I know the Lincoln wire is better!

[@nathandensmore2837]

Yes this welder welds great with Lincoln wire or I’ve just started using blue demon wire

[@borisacuna3897]

nice video thanks you

[@betosgarage]

I just got mine !

[@dga5396]

What size braker does this welder take to work properly? Will a 20 Amp. Braker work?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

I used a 15amp breaker and it never tripped. So I’m sure a 20amp is plenty!

[@evanmcsparin7380]

Hey Henry. Can this really weld off a 110v outlet? The box says it needs 120v and I'm confused. I bought this welder and it won't arc/spark off my 110v outlet. Any thoughts ? Thank you

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

The plug isn’t a 120 plug. It’s a 110 plug. If it was a 120 plug, the plug and outlet would have one connector that would be sideways and not both parallel as a normal 110 plug is.

[@Alex-dn5hi]

Where do you get those metal pieces from and are they expensive? I want to buy practice steel but I can't seem to find anything for a decent price, especially for something I'm gonna throw away.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

I bought them from a discount steel place close to where I live. Try a Home Depot they sell small pieces of steel sheets and tubing. Or try your local hardware store.

[@RussellCambell]

Steel supply yards will sell remnants for cheap. Stuff they cutt off and too small to sell

[@adam13681]

Hey...........This is a good welder 😜

[@PkwyDrive13]

Having a hard time deciding between titanium 125 / Forney easy weld 140 FC-I / Tooliom 135A 3in1 mig welder. Ugh! I don't know!

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

I’ve never used the tooliom welder but I did own the Forney easy weld and I can say that that welder is good as well. But I feel like this welder welds hotter. Better looking welds. I even owned a Lincoln mig HD pack welder and even tho it’s named brand, the titanium welder had better welds and more heat.

[@PkwyDrive13]

@@Engraved_In_Mind if I could just find a 125 flux that I can go get... I found a few local on offer up but nobody responds. And no harbor freight has any. Ugh

[@matthewbekkattla4534]

U should buy the 3 in 1. I got a mig 185 by hitbox and I can use on both 110v and 220v with flux core. I got mig mode and flux mode and when I use flux core on mig mode. It leave almost no splatter at all. In flux mode it does a lil. I own a 125 and I sold mine.

[@AJ-ds9xq]

Which wire did you use? And what is your favorite flex wire?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

I used Lincoln gasless flux .030 wire that I bought from Home Depot. I also use harbor freight’s wire they sell.

[@normanroeder6868]

It would be nice to use chipping hammer with a brush.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

I have another video coming with a different wire, same welder. I’ll use those cleaning tools to show the quality of the welds.

[@240kris5]

im going to make a skate rail with this!! what do you think??

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

It’s gonna work out great!!!

[@mezaisai77]

Hi, everyone new to welding and first welder i buy. I bought one of these welders but i cant get it to arc. It will turn on and light up green indicating ready to go. But when i make contact it wont arc. If anyone can help that would be awesome.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Make sure the ground has a solid connection. If the material you are trying to weld is too dirty or rusty then you may need to grind smooth or take off the mill scale where the ground will go and even where you want to weld at.

[@mezaisai77]

@@Engraved_In_Mind its completly clean. Its a new piece of metal i just bought. And i even grind it a bit more just in case. But nothing. Its driving me crazy. And the thing is that i just returned it and picked up another one in case the machine was daged but i jist pulled it out the box and same thing. No arc.

[@sonyyoung1036]

@@mezaisai77 This may be obvious but did you also press the trigger button when making contact with the metal?

[@chriqz7921]

What’s the thickest metal you can weld with that welder?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

I’m sure you can easily weld 3/8 with it. And with some bevels you even may be able to weld up to 1/2 inch with multiple passes.

[@stanleyharrell6009]

@@Engraved_In_Mind I have the Titanium 125 also. I was thinking the same thing. It should do 3/8 to 1/2 with beveling and multi passes. May try that one of these days and see how it turns out. I also have the Titanium 200 and I love it also.

[@240kris5]

I bought one too!!!!!

[@waynegretzky8464]

Has anybody succesfully used this flux 125 off a non inverter generator?? For a decent amount od time? Thanks!

[@mcbridewelding6996]

We use the Predator 9000, and have yet to encounter any problems. www.harborfreight.com/9000-watt-gas-powered-portable-generator-epa-iii-63970.html You don't necessarily need one that big, but we run multiple welders and tools at the same time while in the field, so we can never have too much power. As for a time frame, you'll reach the duty cycle of the welder long before your generator craps out on you. If you're looking for a generator, make sure to get one that has a 20 amp outlet. Some smaller generators only have 15 amp outlets, which you'll run the risk of burning when the Titanium Flux 125 is maxed out.

[@pirihern9329]

Just picked one up. Paid $169 plus tax. Never welded anything. This will be a 1st. Retired lineman. Auto diyer. Got this for automotive exhaust work. This will pay for itself in no time.. paz y salud

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Awesome! Yes this machine can help you with exhaust and other thin metals with the right settings!

[@oldschool823]

can it weld auto sheet metal? thanks

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

It can under the right settings and the right technique. Welding thin material is different than thick. You won’t be laying beads you will be tacking the area you want to join together to help the metal stay cool. It even helps to tac and then wait about a minute to let the material cool and then proceed with the next tac following the same procedure. Tacking hot sheet metal will blow holes all into your material.

[@bigfordmano5]

What kind of wire? That's a big factor too

[@bigfordmano5]

Your welds looks amazing

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

@@bigfordmano5 thank you. The wire I was using there is the Vulcan flux wire from harbor freight. I switched to Lincoln flux wire that I got from Home Depot and that one look better.

[@bigfordmano5]

I legit just bought lincoln wire at home depot and a flux 125 I skipped on the vulcan wire I heard it gets stuck

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

There a big difference in quality!

[@gregjaussaud7198]

I think harbor freight might wanna hook you up with gift cards or something! Thanks alot for showing what it can do. Also have you tried the other 110 wire welder "Chicago"? Any thoughts on that one? Thanks again Lorenzo TX

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

I have not tried that welder yet from there. And I appreciate it! Just wanted everyone to get a real unedited point of view of the machine at work!

[@GeneralChangFromDanang]

From what I've seen of the Chicago welder, it's nowhere near as good as the Titanium. It's a transformer type so it can't put out as much power and the polarity is backwards, which doesn't work well for flux core. Spring for the Titanium if you buy one.

[@bobd.fletcherjr4912]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

[@GeneralChangFromDanang]

I wouldn't try to whip with flux core. You're just including slag in the weld.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Dude just use a wire wheel or wire brush to clean that

[@alexblah3144]

Has anybody tried welding stainless steel with it?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

No but you gave me the idea to make a video about it now.

[@alexblah3144]

@@Engraved_In_Mind ...thx looking forward...

[@johnmaynard8884]

Can not always hear you .

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes, specifically when I’m welding.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes, specifically when I’m welding.

[@bloop6812]

You've been welding for 8 years I think you said, and no welding table or even a chipping hammer 🔨 ?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Nope, I don’t need one at home. I have plenty in my work tool box. Same for the table.

[@bloop6812]

@@Engraved_In_Mind ok but I guess it's just the optics of it, a welder using a pipe I think it was and welding on what looked like a cement driveway, kind of goes against a person's credibility don't you think?

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

My welds do the talking.

[@robertblackshear8963]

@@Engraved_In_Mind Absolutely. Coming from another first class welder like you definitely are. You ran it bruh.

[@shirleyewing7304]

You been welding 9 years and you call them (fireballs) bebees. Funny

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Yes, because they resemble bbs. They’re not even called “fireballs” because they’re not fire, they’re molten metal.

[@fentongehrke2354]

Damn you might want to buy an angle grinder and a wire cup wheel

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

Own both of them. Thanks

[@ronbondvd]

Harable weld. If you know how to weld then you wont have any burn throughs.

[@Engraved_In_Mind]

*horrible* And it burnt through cause the material was too thin and I had the voltage very high.

[@robertblackshear8963]

Experienced welders get burn-throughs sometimes. I hope you're kidding.