A photograph presents two MIG welders, one Forney Easy Weld 140 FC-i in green and the other a red Lincoln Electric Wire-Feed Welder, side by side on a metal workbench in a garage shop setting.

Forney Welders vs Lincoln: Best Choice for Garage Welding

ByWelderology Team

When it comes to dependable entry-level welders, both Forney and Lincoln have strong reputations. Whether you’re fixing a trailer, building a gate, or just learning the basics, these two brands offer popular 140-amp machines that are ideal for small shops, hobby use, and general home projects. This side-by-side breakdown focuses on real-world factors like portability,…

Three epoxy adhesives—J-B Weld Original, GorillaWeld, and Permatex PermaPoxy—placed on an oily metal workbench surrounded by tools.

Welding High Strength Oily Glue Review for Tough Metal Repairs

ByWelderology Team

Sometimes welding just isn’t practical. Whether you’re dealing with greasy engine parts, delicate assemblies, or tight spaces that a torch can’t reach, having the right glue on hand can be a real timesaver. High-strength metal adhesives—especially ones that bond to oily surfaces—are a smart backup for fast, effective repairs when welding isn’t an option. This…