TOOLIOM E71T-GS .035" Diameter 10-Pound Spool Flux Core Self-shielded Carbon Steel MIG Welding Wire

I bought this because it had good reviews, and it looks like it came out of the same factory as the well-reviewed Yeswelder wire, at a slightly lower cost. I have to say, this welds very similar to the Yeswelder, if not better. It seems to me that there is even less splatter, practically none when your settings are right and you are in the zone.

THIS IS A GREAT WIRE AND AT A GREAT PRICE. IT IS MY GO TO WIRE ANYMORE

Works great and good price

I raised the voltage on my welds, (and slowed down the wire feed rate, so as not to burn through from the extra heat), and if you brush the welds between each pass, it does fine. On a lower voltage though, you get a film of slag that it does not like to be multi-pass welded over, or join to properly. I was also welding some rebar, so who knows, maybe I was having some extra issues due to impurities in that.Overall though, I think it's great for the price, and technically speaking the slag is a positive, as it is removing impurities from the weld along with it- you just need to compensate to get a good quality weld. I was able to weld 3/4" rebar, 1" round stock, and 1/16" plate with this wire, all successfully with good penetration (although obviously the 1/16'th was more annoying, having to brush off my tacks/bead and stuff between each weld)

Muy bueno y buena calidad

I've only used this wire twice, bur so far, I love it. As all welders know, the end product of a weld, depends on the user. The person, the machine and the settings for the metal he's welding. This wire lays down a nice looking weld. Very clean, low splatter. I've used wire from all the typical box store as well as a couple from amazon. I'm sure there are others that are as good, but for me, this is the best I've used. For the price, it's hard too beat.

I am a shade tree welder and use Flux core wires no different than 6011 welding rods...All general purpose reliability. If you're on a budget and want something with results then this wire is all good. HAPPY WELDING.

So I have an older Lincoln Electric 80 Amo welder I converted to DCEN. I used to use 0.35 wire in it that I got from a discount store a while back. It was a good wire but as I'm finding out a bit too thick for my dinky welder. WHAT A DIFFERENCE this wire made!!! I am beyond happy. I am now hearing that wonderful sizzling bacon sound as it supposed to make and even on Low setting it welds amazing 11 and 12 gauge material without burning holes in it everywhere... Slightly more slag than in my previous wire (Forney I think) but I feel it makes for better shielding and cleanup is a breeze. Barely any BBs left on the material either. Win win win...Definitely going to be getting more of this!

I am no professional but I do, do a lot of welding but not enough to warrant a gas contract I use flux core wire. I've used Princess Auto brand, Lincoln, Hobart, this is the nicest wire I've used so far. Feeds nice and doesn't seem to splatter like some other flux core wires. It still does just doesn't seem as bad. Works for doing spot welds or laying a bead. Overall I'm happy with it.

Good flux cored wire I've tried many this one is pretty good

Great wire for the money.

Very good product, i use a lincoln 211i and i have almost no splatter.

Great wire. Runs through the welder smooth and sounds crisp when burning. Produces nice strong welds with minimal slag splatter.