Forney Easy Weld 140 MP Multi-Process Welder: All-in-One Welding Solution for Professionals

Jaybee: Great welder. Surprised me! Definitely worth the money. Used the arc welder to make two flatbeds (size 7'x12' and 4'x8')

United States on Aug 29, 2023

James B.: I have not put it to work yet. But, I have no doubt that it will perform impeccable and I will be happy with it performance.

United States on Aug 13, 2023

Beeteam2557Beeteam2557: Arrived packaged well with no damage. Setup is easy and once you get the settings dialed in, you can make some very nice weld beads with this welder. I had trouble striking an arc at first. I have had other fluxcore welders but this is my first multi process welder. I did not have the polarity jumper plugged in. For mig weld with gas, you need that plugged into the positive dinse socket and your ground into the negative. For fluyx core, you need the jumper plugged into the negative socket and your ground into the positive.

United States on Jul 14, 2023

Carol Cooper: Even better than I expected!

United States on Jul 05, 2023

JosephJoseph: So far opened the box and not impressed for all the specs I wanted and it said it can do paper work that came with it says it can’t
Does not do 140amp only 120amp max
Doesn’t not weld up to 5/16 thick
At 140amp can weld up to 1/4” thick? But it can’t weld at 140 amp only 120v like it says
And you can’t use .035 wire like it says in the ad paper work says .030 max
And only a 30% duty cycle

Canada on Jan 27, 2022

Steph Scar: Works great so far. It should be fine for 90% of what I weld for cars.

Canada on Sep 04, 2021

Client d'Amazon: This has been great as a first welder. I've run fluxcore .035 it was good then i got a bottle of gas and ran some .023 wire. That wire was great for thin metal but the wire speed for the welder is not fast enough to run anything thicker than 16guage. It just doesn't put enough wire down. Then i picked up some .03 wire with gas and it runs like a dream! I'm so happy with this wire. I think I'm going to get a small spool of .035 wire to test some thicker metal like 1/4".

Even the professional welder that I've hired for a few projects thinks it's a great little welder.

I would probably not buy the Multi purpose again and just get a mig unit that can do faster wire speed and can run on 120 & 240. And i think that Forney has one.

If you want a good machine that can run stick and tig this is great!

Canada on Feb 27, 2021

MC: I am decently familiar with welding in general, as well as the different processes. However, I have never done any welding, so this unit was my first experience. I've got to say, I'm quite pleased! Not only with the quality of the welder, but the results I was able to get within the first few hours of owning it.

I tried to buy a MIG welder from Harbor Freight during one of their sales, but the stores were out of stock, so I had to order online. Well, that turned out to be a disaster -- it was back-ordered for two months, and when it finally came in, they shipped me a completely different item! Well, I cancelled that, and I'm glad I did -- this welder is WAY better than what I would have gotten from Harbor Freight.

Everything that came in the box appears to be very well made -- nothing about this feels cheap at all. Well, I might replace the ground clamp with something better, but the one that came in the box worked fine.

I did a lot of homework and self-education on arc and MIG welding before diving into this, so I was well-prepared to waste a few sticks to learn something. I had a gate latch and a trailer taillight bracket that needed welding, but I knew I'd...

United States on Aug 28, 2020

Freddys: Excellente petite soudeuse pour petits projets et facile d'utilisation. J'ai ete surpris elle est tres silencieuse.

Canada on Jul 03, 2020

Ostgren: Pretty happy with the welder can run 3/32"electrodes well, 1/8" can be pushing it a bit. I used Millar, Lincolns, Esab and Hobart, u name it. Good for a hobby welder. Not sure where my amps are because ita ABCD stuff, that doesnt help if I need to know amps of an electrode. So you always have to look in the side panel. Not sure how well it can TMAW weld yet. So far SMAW, GMAW & FCAW all work great.

Canada on Jul 22, 2019