TOOLIOM 195A Dual Voltage Stick Welder - 110/220V MMA Welding Machine

Carmen Rocio Peralta: Funciona perfdcto

United States on Sep 22, 2023

Daniel Lévesque: mon fils l'aime bcp fait de belle soudure, idéal peut souder sur 110 et 220V, très légère se déplace facilement et ne prends pas de place

Canada on Sep 10, 2023

Richard Gonzales: I should be a sales man for Tooliom.
So far I was able to show my friends, how well built and easy to use for beginners, semi Pros welders. I also purchased Tooliom MIG .
I have sold : six-(6) Stick, Lift Tig welders
And two-(2) MIG, Stick welders.

United States on Sep 05, 2023

Martin Contreras: I used just a little time to fix some farm equipment on the field with the help of a generator.

United States on Sep 04, 2023

MikeyB: "TOOLIOM 195A Stick Welder 110/220V Dual Voltage MMA Welder Digital Display IGBT Inverter
Hot Start Arc Force Anti-Stick Welding Machine fits 5/32in. (4mm) Welding Rods"

Got this welder for a little under $100 (sale & coupons). First time use this week repairing some steel railings.

Wired a 3ph to 1ph electrical breakout box and plugged welder into 208Vac 30A circuit. Only had 6013 1/8" electrodes on hand for repair. First time this amateur/hobby welder has used 6013. I read many people don't like this electrode but it worked well for me on this repair.

Main steel bars (2pcs) were 2-1/4" x 3/8" and uprights (6pcs) were 1-1/8" x 3/8". Ground 1/8" bevel each long face with 1/8" center landing. Welded both sides long faces for full penetration full thickness welds.

Started with 100A setting and Electrode Positive. No good. Raised to 137Amps EP. Arc started but very easy to stick rod or blow out arc. Switched to 137Amps (on display) and Electrode Negative. WOW, MUCH Better! Easy arc start, good penetration, and surprisingly PRETTY WELDS!

As usual for these low cost inverter welders the amperage display is NOT EXACTLY Amps. Most likely 137Amps...

United States on Jul 21, 2023

Sylvain Gosselin: Being that I am a welder of 30 years and I’ve welded with many types of industrial types of welding machines, I was a bit skeptical before I bought this machine, but I figured for the price I’d give it a try. I was very impressed, welds very smooth with good quality welds. Great for small jobs and very worth the price

Canada on Jul 11, 2023

Ray J.: I use this machine three times. And it worked great and then it quit… I am electrician and I know that there’s something internally wrong with this machine… There’s no problem with the power to the machine for I run other welding equipment on it. This machine can be operated to 240/120 Volts. It does not work on either. Please help Ray.

Canada on Jul 05, 2023

Pablo: No soy profesional pero con esta planta pude soldar muy bien , recomendable

Mexico on Jun 27, 2023

doug: This is a great lil welder. does what it is designed to do.

Canada on Feb 11, 2023

Oscar Sanchez JrOscar Sanchez Jr: So I just bought this welder for the hell of it. This is what you need to know:

Regardless of whether you run it on 120V or 240V:
A) it will not run TRUE E6010 electrodes!
B) there is little to no hot-start which makes arc initiation difficult, especially if you're used to peck-and-lift. A FIRM dragging for about ½ to 1" long and then going back to the beginning of the joint will work much better to get the tip of the rod hot and ready to sustain the arc. So about 1 second is what it takes for the arc to fully develop and start burning effectively/efficiently.

The 120V Story:

As measured with an ammeter, it will output a maximum of ~95A of welding current, even if the digital display reads 100+. It pulls about 25A from a 120V outlet, since it did trip a dedicated 120V/20A outlet within about 2min, give or take. So with an output of 95A, that's high enough to run 1/8" 6011 if you want a forceful, deep-digging arc. It does an ok job. You can even do a slight whip-and-pause stitching motion and the arc won't be too fussy. You can also run 3/32" 6013s or 7018s decently. The arc voltage while welding is just a bit low, but that is to be expected on 120V....

United States on Nov 13, 2020