VEVORStud Welder Dent Repair Kit, 110V Spot Welding Machine with Slide Hammer Dent Puller, Professional Dent Removal Kit for Auto Body Dent Repair

I have the 90E 220v version in the US plugged into a 50 amp outlet. Never used one before , but pulled out a small dent on a Transit van with no easy access to back side. This is an awesome tool that allows gentle and small movements of the area. Only other tool used was a small hammer. I picked the 220v version because I read some people were not happy with welding power or erratic spot adhesion. Running on a good circuit at 220 may possibly mitigate any performance issues since there should be no significant voltage drop to the unit. Cost was less than paint supplies and consumables to do repair.

Tried this dent puller today. At first, it was a bit tricky to set up and understand how everything works. But after watching a couple of YouTube videos, it all started to make sense. Once I got the hang of it, everything went smoothly. I was able to straighten out the door and the hood. Later this week, I plan to finish the rear quarter panel.Overall, it’s an excellent tool—definitely worth it if you’re doing bodywork at home

Muy buena máquina para los trabajos , no pesa nada y es confortable

Im a fairly new body tech and Bought the 110v version on accident. I will say though it works great and wiggle wire is strong! Only downsides is the time it takes to change attachments and I had to buy a magnetic ground to be able to use it consistently but I was able to pull body lines and a jamb corner with the wiggle wire. Great tool for the price. You just gotta make sure all the attachments are on nice and tight when using.

You either get a good product that actually works the first time, or you don’t.. seems to have a higher ratio of garbage vs quality though….in my case, I got one, opened the box, and saw broken pieces scattered about, on top of a product already wrapped in plastic like it was good , and passed qc , still was sent out…. Was returned… second one I received, looked good, but didn’t work.. it lit up, beeped, made noise.. blah blah blah.. but didn’t work.. contact manufacturer, they said it’s the circuit board, and scr, and was “damaged during shipping “ and that I have to fix it myself after they send the new parts free of charge,…. Yeah. Well…. I didn’t pay for something to receive broken and have to replace parts myself immediately in hopes it might work…yeah.. returned for a replacement first time, returned for a refund second time… thinking customers might be better off by paying for this garbage with a credit card , instead of waiting 30 -40 days for a refund… just dont.. apparently selling products of poor quality, or entry level products that don’t work when you buy them… it was basically the worst purchase i made over the past few years.. customer service is responsive, and will tell you to fix it yourself.. just not worth the headache..lenco, shark, spitznagel, Gys.. are a little more expensive, but gaurenteed to work the first time with a 2 year warranty.. they vary from 900 to 1500$.. but we are talking American and European quality vs China sht, garbage or whatever term you want to use.. and not the “gys model “ by the Chinese company.. the Legit Gys company from France…

Works very well! I've had a harbor freight stud gun for years and I wish i had this one sooner, being able to weld and pull in small tight spaces have been a life saver. My only compliment is the ground system, it's a pain having to get it to weld itself to the panel your working on and the ground lead isn't very long but other then that it's a great buy

Great product

Worth every penny. Im a body tech and usually use the prospot dent puller, but needed my own. The 220v version works like a charm. Body lines, small dents, heat shrinking. Metals so thin now a days, this is very useful.Only thing i would reccomend is buying an extension cord