ARC Welder, 200Amp 110V Welding Machine IGBT Inverter Hot Start Portable Welder With LCD Display, Fits 4.2 MM Welding Rod Equipment With Accessories

This is the handiest little welder! I bought it to keep in my race trailer and it’s perfect! Nice light weight, easy to use and does great for thinner metal! So happy with this purchase and would highly recommend for anyone with smaller jobs or just need a handy welder. You can’t beat it for the price!

This little thing pack a major punch. Better than expected

Works well for a a quick fix or a small job. Very portable and quick set up. Cables could be a little longer. Lays down a pretty good bead. Ran a stick of 3/32" 6010 and 6013 and it performed well. Had to turn up the amps a little bit more than expected. Time will tell how long this machine will last. This is not a professional machine so don't expect a lot from it. But, for the price it's worth it. Need to add a couple more feet to the cable.

For simple welding, you can't beat it!!!

Didn't expect much out of this little welder. Read reviews and watch some YouTube videos about it. Purchased it and holy smokes, it a welding mudda mucker for small jobs. A must have for around the house. Beats dragging a portable welder around and easy to store. Heck, you can put it in your sock drawer. Leads are not of great quality but shoot, they work. Would be great for anybody wanting to learn to weld.

This item is pretty good to make your own project at home. It is small but works well and the price is affordable.

Haven't opened it to use it yet but I'm thinking it's good

This stick-arc welder (SMAW) is convenient because it works on 120v-20A house current; it is well-built, lite-weight and easy to carry around; it worked for me right out of the box; the dial-in setting is easy to understand; it is limited to light-duty for 1/8"-3/32" thick steel, you select the correct rod; and at $75 it is a great and useful value; I'm glad I bought it. (PS: if you are a novice at welding, don't give up the first few attempts--watch some youtube.com training videos, and get some scrap steel to practice on to become fairly proficient.) You must clean away the after-weld flux-slag. I also bought an ESSENTIAL self-darkening hood/helmet-$20-40, and leather welding gloves-$10-15. This is NOT a toy for around children.