TOOLIOM 6-in-1 AC/DC TIG Welder with Pulse, 110V/220V Dual Voltage

My husband is not a shopper. Especially online. But someone he works with recommended this exact welder for home use. He wanted it so bad he taught himself how to use Amazon to get it. 😂 It works great for him. Nice for all kinds of repairs.

After spending sometime dialing in this machine and figuring out the best settings for aluminum, I'm pretty impressed. I'm been welding 1/4" 6061 aluminum for the last 5 days and figured I'd be maxing the setting out on 110 but I had to turn it down (alot). It's super light. The quick reference setup in the manual is easy and you can dial it in from its recommended settings. I like how adjustable the setting are, that it can recognize and adjust the which settings you need when your using a foot pedal vs the on/off on the torch which saves time in setup. The performance is good and quality for aluminum is great(going to test it on stainless 316L next) I only had one issue. The when I turn the machine on, the fan would start but the screen didn't come on. I pulled the sheet metal housing off and found the screen was unplugged. Honestly, as pissed as I was starting out, I'm so impressed by the machine, I could careless that someone at the factory forgot to plug it in.

I had an issue, since I’m a novice, I had the return cable hooked into the wrong port. In my defense, the color didn’t match, and Tooliom admitted they are working to make it clearer. I really appreciated the quick support to diagnose my stupidity. I say this to at least commend their initial customer support and highlight I’m not an experienced TIG welder. I want to be fair. It worked great at first. I was able to get full penetration of 1/8” aluminum at 120 amps, even turned it down to 115 after I got better because the aluminum I was welding was quite soft. I then welded .080” aluminum and turned down to 90 amps. I welded some aluminum frames off and on for about 6 hours, probably 20% of the time, so maybe an hour total. With my practice sessions this welder probably has about 1 hour total of welding on it, one 20CF tank running at 20CFH, 6 second post flow. Then something changed. The cooling fan stayed on after a weld for almost an hour. I waited until it turned off before trying to weld again. When I tried again the welder wouldn’t hold a steady arc or form a pool. I contacted support and I’ve wasted hours of time trying to diagnose everything they can come up with besides the simple explanation that the welder can’t put out the required power. On their advice I finally cranked the amperage up to 160 amps, the maximum it will go, and was able to form a pool in soft 1/8” aluminum that was welding easily before at settings of 115 and 120. I got a fluke meter, yes I know the frequency is higher so there’s some averaging issues, but it showed at 160 amps the welder was putting out less than 100. (I don’t have other means of measuring the AC tig function). At 120 amps it’s putting out between 60 and 90. The peak of 104 in the video is because I stuck the electrode and shorted. Needless to say it was working well and then it wasn’t. Same operator, same setup, same tungsten, same gas flow, same material, etc. What changed from when it was working to when it wasn’t? They still have not answered that simple question. I’ve asked for a replacement or refund. They first said it’s amazon’s policy not to do returns after 30 days. I pushed back and asked if they would stand behind their product or not. They said they’d help. So far, nothing other than more requests to test this and check that. If I hadn’t been on vacation I could have just returned it to Amazon and been done. My fault. I’m done wasting my time. You shouldn’t waste yours either. I bought this welder because it was cheap. Big mistake. I had a small project to do with it and thought it could at least last through a few hours of welding. It didn’t. Now I’m stuck with something that doesn’t do the only thing I purchased it to do, and I’m also out the money spent on everything that I needed to go with it. I haven’t tested any of the stick functions or tig welding on steel. I’ve only used the AC Tig function for aluminum, and that’s all I bought it for. I have a working MIG welder for everything else.

I bought this about 8 months ago, and I'm on my 4th gas bottle now with this machine. It's worked well enough for my needs the whole time, and has never had a hiccup. The unit itself is pretty small and doesn't weigh much, so it's great if you need something portable to lug around. The build quality is alright. You definitely get what you pay for. I thought I was going to have to exchange my machine for a different one because the display didn't work when I first plugged it in. The solution was to take the casing apart to access the inside and plug in a loose ribbon cable. After that, the machine worked just fine.

Works at should. I recommend the foot pedal if you actually want it to work correctly and be able to control the heat.

Esta máquina es fabulosa! Ya la estoy usando y superó ampliamente mis espectativas. Todo el conjunto, la soldadora y sus accesorios son de muy buena calidad y terminaciones. Muchas gracias!

I recently purchased the TOOLIOM 6-in-1 AC/DC TIG Welder and I couldn’t be happier! This welder is incredibly versatile with its AC TIG, DC TIG, AC Pulsed TIG, DC Pulsed TIG, Stick, and TIG Spot functions. The 110V/220V dual voltage makes it super convenient to use in different locations, and the large digital display is clear and easy to read. The pulse feature works flawlessly, giving me clean, precise welds every time. It’s well-built, user-friendly, and perfect for both hobby and professional work. I highly recommend this welder to anyone looking for quality and reliability. Definitely a 5-star product!

I picked up this welder so I can do a few repairs on my aluminum trailer, nothing structural, just a few spots on the open sides where the factory welds have broken. I am not a skilled welder. The first time I welded anything was just 3 years ago when I picked up the Tooliom 110V MIG welder to do some light duty fixes around the house; I've use that welder maybe a dozen times for a point of reference of my welding experience. This 200A TIG welder was just up my ally for what I need to do to touchup some spots on my utility trailer. Before attempting to work on it, I at least wanted to practice a little bit on some aluminum to learn how to TIG weld. Holding the welding rod in one hand and the welding torch (I think that is what it is called) in the other hand felt a lot like when I work with stained glass using the solder in my left hand and the soldering iron in my left. It was fairly easy to get a nice bead going on two scrap pieces of aluminum. I cant tell how well the weld penetrated the metal, and I was only using the 110V setting. I know it isnt the strongest weld since I haven't had a chance to pick up any argon for the shielding gas yet so I would assume that there is some oxidation in the weld, but I just wanted to try it to see how it works, and it is just some scraps to test on. I also didnt want to waste money on argon gas. I really like this welder. The only thing I dont care for is the way it looks. It looks like it could be made by Lego, just stack a bunch of Lego blocks together and you could make something that is very similar looking. I have actually commented on that for my other Tooliom MIG welder since I bought it. But I suppose that could be considered an antitheft device, who would want to steal a welder that looks like it is made of Legos? I have had very good success with this brand for the past 3 years. I have also purchased their welding helmet, and a second 110V MIG welder for my dad because it was so easy to use. Their products are at a low price point but hold up for what I have needed. I recommend this welder.

If I could give negative stars I would. Worked for a total of 11 seconds. Pretty cool spark show though.

Received the welder and the screen dosnt turn on, and havnt heard back from any support team been 3 days id stay away

Started to learn tig and yup works as intended, amperage is off a bit when mesured with amperage meter but works great 👌

Didn't work out for me. The handle is bulky, and I was having issues welding aluminum