Used a few boxes of these and they’ve been consistent each time. Easy to run and reliable enough for regular use.
I’ll keep using them.
Runs steady, clean bead, easy slag removal
Works well for day to day stainless jobs. Predictable performance and doesn’t require much adjustment.
Gets the job done without extra effort
Good stainless rods with a steady arc and consistent behavior. Easy to keep a uniform bead and control the puddle.
No issues with sticking, and results came out clean
Used these rods on general stainless fabrication and they ran consistently. Arc starts without much effort and stays stable through the weld.
The puddle has a good balance, not too fluid, not too stiff, so it’s easier to keep control on fillets and joints. Bead comes out even and ties in well.
Slag forms evenly and usually comes off clean, which keeps cleanup time down. Overall, a dependable rod for regular stainless work.
Once it’s dialed in, it just burns in nice
Good wire for shop work. Consistent from spool to spool.
Used it on fabrication work and it performed well. Good control, decent penetration, and minimal hassle.
Doesn’t give you trouble, which is what matters.
Good consistent wire. Arc stays steady, feed is smooth, and welds come out clean.
No problems getting through longer runs. Reliable overall.
Ran this .035 ER70S-6 33 lb spool on regular shop work and it’s been dependable. Wire feeds consistently from start to finish, and I haven’t had issues with tangling or erratic feed.
Arc has a smooth, steady feel and the puddle is easy to read, which makes it easier to keep a uniform bead. It also handles light mill scale better than some basic wires I’ve tried.
What I like most is once the machine is set, the wire just runs without needing constant adjustment. Solid wire for everyday production work.
Been using this wire regularly and keep coming back to it. Easy to dial in and once it’s running, it stays consistent.
That’s all I need in a production wire.
Hope it will be restock soon
Thanks for going the extra mile to sell me wire so far I have used a half a roll without any problems rebuilding a brush hog
Been through a few boxes and they’ve been consistent. No surprises, just reliable performance.
I’ll keep using these.
Used these E7018 rods on structural and repair work and they ran solid. Arc stays smooth and stable, and the puddle is easy to control once dialed in.
The bead lays down nicely with good tie in, and slag peels off better than some rods I’ve used before. Welds came out clean and consistent.
What I like is they feel dependable strike, run, and hold a steady arc without fighting you. Good rod for regular work.
Worked well on light repair and small fabrication jobs. Good control and consistent results.
Does what a good stainless rod should do.
Used these rods on some stainless repair work and they ran better than expected. Arc starts easily and stays smooth without feeling too aggressive.
The puddle is easy to watch and control, which helps when trying to keep a clean bead. Slag lifts off fairly well and cleanup is minimal.
What I liked most is the rods feel predictable,once you get going, they run consistently and don’t fight you. Solid choice for general stainless work.
In my little welder it works great.
Switched over to this wire for regular shop use and it’s been reliable so far. No surprises, just consistent results.
Once you get your settings right, it stays there. I’ll keep using it.
Used this on a few small projects around the house. Easy to set up since there’s no gas involved.
Runs decent for what it is. A bit of spatter, but expected for gasless wire
Keep a spool of this around for quick fixes. It’s not something I use for everything, but when you need something fast and simple, it works.
Reliable enough for what it’s meant for.
Picked up this .030 E71T-GS for some quick outdoor repairs and it worked out well. Not having to deal with gas makes it a lot simpler, especially when working outside where wind would normally be an issue.
Wire feeds fine on a small machine, and the arc is easy to manage once you get used to it. It’s not the cleanest compared to gas setups, but it gets the job done without much hassle.
For small jobs and quick fixes, it’s a convenient option to have around.
Tried this .035 ER70S-6 33 lb spool on a standard shop setup (DCEP) and it worked smoothly right away. Didn’t take much dialing in to get a stable arc.
Wire feeds evenly and keeps tension consistent through longer runs. The puddle responds well to adjustments, making it easier to keep a consistent bead, even when switching between different joint types.
It also handles light surface contamination without causing arc instability. Overall, a dependable wire for regular shop work.
No issues getting through the spool. Wire stayed consistent and didn’t change behavior toward the end.
That kind of consistency is important for shop use.
No issues getting through the spool. Wire stayed consistent and didn’t change behavior toward the end.
That kind of consistency is important for shop use.