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Review of the Tooliom TL-200M Multi-Process Welder The low-quality plastic that was used to make a large portion of the enclosure did not give me the best initial impressions. You wouldn't throw this machine into the back of your pickup; something would definitely break. But the wrap around the insides of the machine and the spool access door are made of metal. The sliding door opens down to provide excellent visibility, and the lock is of a respectable quality. But when closed, the door feels a little loose; it would be good to add one or two rubber bumpers. It also needs four rubber feet on the bottom, in my opinion. It just rests on the plastic, with four open-ended slots for something else. The fact that there was no regulator included was an advantage because I didn't have to pay for something I didn't need because I simply plan to run gas for my Flux Core and Stick. Gas is out because I weld outside exclusively. However, the flux core nozzles available locally were too big and lacked threads, so I decided to use one to shield the cannon tip. Thus, I discovered that

When I bought this, I was really thinking of getting a blue welder that would have cost fifteen times as much! After receiving a strong advice to forego the blue and use the toolium from several really knowledgeable and experienced professional welders at a fabrication firm. They claimed to like this machine, which was there. Although I've never mig welded before, it took me a while to realize that these guys had no conflicts of interest and own four blue machines, three red machines, and a few more really expensive brands. I got the Toolium based on their recommendation, and it has been excellent. These are a few photos of my very first projects and my very first mig welds. The people at the business gave me advice on how to use a root pass and a fillet, and they were really happy with the quality of my welds. I've spent endless hours watching welding channels on YouTube. I adore this device!

I'm not an expert and I'm not a resource for welding knowledge. There was a problem with the first Toolium 200 delivery. I'm overjoyed with the second one. I purchased a stick welder because I wanted a better mig rig. Although I don't use gasses, the gas-less MiG cannon is quite effective. But my first time welding with an arc stick, wow. Right now, I'm kind of hooked on that. I haven't had to make use of the 220 volt capability. The majority of my work involves 80–130 amps. One problem I ran into was that when I released the MiG wire, the spool tensioning wing nut unscrewed. Once I purchased a locking wing nut, I had no more issues. The work clamp is the only part that I would consider to be a little cheap. The setup was simple otherwise. I like the single wire speed and amperage knob. Will it endure? It's something I use almost daily. I'll update my review as soon as it takes a dump.