HF Spotwelders

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Anyone have any experience with the Harbor Freight Spotwelders?  The purchase would be for occasional home use.  I see it is available in 115 and 230 volt.  For sjoining panels, can ya get away with the 115?  What would be the advantage of the 230?  Same price.
Reply:R U talking about this one..? Attached Images        thermal arc 252i  -  millermatic 350P -   miller XMT, cp300ts, 30a 22a feeders, buttload of other millers, handfull of lincolns, couple of esabs  -   Hypertherm 1250 G3
Reply:Your either a brave soul or very new to this forum.  you will soon see what i mean.
Reply:Just 'cause he said the HF words?"SOUTHPAW" A wise person learns from another persons mistakes;A smart person learns from their own mistakes;But, a stupid person.............never learns.
Reply:yeah, you need to repost in the HF section........any HF equipment will get butcherd' hereand sometimes evern there        thermal arc 252i  -  millermatic 350P -   miller XMT, cp300ts, 30a 22a feeders, buttload of other millers, handfull of lincolns, couple of esabs  -   Hypertherm 1250 G3
Reply:you get what you pay for
Reply:Yeah that's the one, and if it is a POS, then I want to know.
Reply:iused to buy high dollar motor guard spot welders for my business.....and even they've died under few years,  I buy these , and under industrial use , they can die in a year , and it does'nt kill me to go pick up a new one.        thermal arc 252i  -  millermatic 350P -   miller XMT, cp300ts, 30a 22a feeders, buttload of other millers, handfull of lincolns, couple of esabs  -   Hypertherm 1250 G3
Reply:and so it begins lol
Reply:Sorry about posting in the wrong area.  I didn't realize HF had their own section.  Would appreciate it if the moderator can move to the proper area.
Reply:Originally Posted by hp246What would be the advantage of the 230?