We’ve all seen cheap welders for sale from the usual online sources, small inverter stick welders for a very tempting price. But are they any good? When my local supermarket had one in its offers ...

“It is way better than it has any right to be.” For a limited time, the Gz Guozhi 210A Stick Welder is on sale for just $100, which is more than 50% off its normal $210 price tag. It supports both ...

Discounts this big don’t tend to stick around for long, so head over to Amazon today and get your hands on the Soarfly 250A ...

ESAB’s EM 210 MIG/Flux Cored welder and EMP 210 MIG/Stick/TIG welder are inverter-based power sources for most auto/truck repair and restoration, light fabrication, and construction work. These units ...

Stick welders might seem a little outdated compared with a finely tuned mig, but the modern-day arc has made big strides in the past few years. You can now buy one that packs a serious punch – close ...

Autoblog aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Stick welders have become one of the most versatile tools for DIYers ...

A MIG welder is an almost universal tool for resto work. But in recent years, inverter power technology has been incorporated into newer units, and with that advancement came many improvements.

Harbor Freight is one of the go-to hardware retailers whether you're a professional or a DIY hobbyist. The chain is known for providing quality merchandise as well as a wide range of hand tools, power ...

The technology behind welder design is constantly evolving. While inverter welders have defined the top end of the market for some time, now many mainstream welders are using this technology. There is ...

With the aim of reducing virus transmission due to gatherings during the pandemic, the Dutch government have banned fireworks. The people of the Netherlands like their noisy things so we’re told that ...

Many of us learned to weld using a bulky, tombstone-shaped arc welder that lived in a corner of the shop. They were called buzz boxes because every time a novice welder “stuck” the welding rod to what ...