Buying advice please.

[Sherpatim]

I am restoring an old car and have found each time I need some welding done I have to wait a couple of months for it to be done.
The complicated repairs have already been done, there are mostly plug welds left to do.
I am looking at an

R-Tech 180 Amp Portable Inverter Mig Welder (240v)​

My question is would this be good choice for a beginner?
I can gas weld ok and ARC weld but I have never tried MIG.
Here is the spec....

Thanks in advance.

 

[doubleboost]

Ideal machine for car bodywork.
I would recommend the 181 .
The easy set mode gats you welding straight out of the box .

 

[500e]

Good back up as well

 

[Melvyn Best]

I have been well impressed with my R-tech

 

[Shedendman]

Where in sussex,i'm not busy

 

[chrismac]

I am restoring an old car and have found each time I need some welding done I have to wait a couple of months for it to be done.
The complicated repairs have already been done, there are mostly plug welds left to do.
I am looking at an

R-Tech 180 Amp Portable Inverter Mig Welder (240v)​

My question is would this be good choice for a beginner?
I can gas weld ok and ARC weld but I have never tried MIG.
Here is the spec....
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Infinite control of volts/amps - A control knob with a full range of what ever the min voltages is to max rather than a switch with ie 1-5 increment's,
Euro style torch - is removable with a screw type connector, ideal for cleaning the internals or changing torch,
Warranty - probably one of the best out there.

 

[Sherpatim]

Thanks for the reply

 

[Sherpatim]

Where in sussex,i'm not busy

I am in West Sussex, Horsham