Lincoln 210
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Lincoln 210
Hey guys, anyone running s Lincoln 210 welder? I've run mostly a cheepo flux core and looking to upgrade to a welder that can develop as my skills grow (i.e aluminum mig, aluminum tig etc.). I've read a lot of great reviews about Miller products, but the similar model (Miller multimatic 215) is slightly more expensive than the 210 mp model. Not looking for a Lincoln vs. Miller debate, but rather feedback based on day-to-day usage. Thanks.
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I recently bought a Hobart 110v with gas. I checked around at several different models and they all seemed to be comparable. I think Hobart is made by Miller or Lincoln. I think Lincoln makes another brand. For me it came down to the best price for what I was looking for. For the hobbyist, I feel most will meet their needs. My friends have different models and I have used them they do the same as mine.
A professional welder might have a different opinion. Since you are just learning ( same as me) I think any good brand welder will work.
A professional welder might have a different opinion. Since you are just learning ( same as me) I think any good brand welder will work.
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I recently bought a Hobart 110v with gas. I checked around at several different models and they all seemed to be comparable. I think Hobart is made by Miller or Lincoln. I think Lincoln makes another brand. For me it came down to the best price for what I was looking for. For the hobbyist, I feel most will meet their needs. My friends have different models and I have used them they do the same as mine.
A professional welder might have a different opinion. Since you are just learning ( same as me) I think any good brand welder will work.
A professional welder might have a different opinion. Since you are just learning ( same as me) I think any good brand welder will work.