Last Updated: August 6, 2025 Messy shop, leftover steel, and a welder that’s ready to roll? These easy welding projects give you something useful to build—without needing fancy gear or a full-blown fab shop. They’re great for sharpening your technique, getting used to your machine, and turning scrap into something solid. Want to double-check your…
Last Updated: August 5, 2025 Stick welding isn’t the cleanest or quietest process—but it works where others don’t. It doesn’t care if your metal’s dirty, if there’s wind, or if your gear’s a little beat up. That’s why so many beginners start here—it’s cheap, tough, and gets the job done when nothing else will. If…
Last Updated: August 5, 2025 If you’re learning TIG welding, the gear you choose and how you set up your space can make or break your progress. This process is slower and more precise than MIG or stick, which means every piece of your setup has to pull its weight—especially if you’re working in a…
Last Updated: August 5, 2025 Welding for the first time? You don’t need a pile of expensive gear—you need the right gear that’ll actually help you get started safely and comfortably. Whether you’re fixing up gear in the garage or finally ready to run your first beads, a solid beginner welding kit keeps you safe,…
Last Updated: August 5, 2025 Whether you’re striking your first arc or setting up a serious home welding station, the gear you choose makes a big difference. The right setup isn’t about buying everything in sight—it’s about having the tools that actually help you lay clean beads, stay safe, and get better with every pass….
If you’re looking for a welder that won’t empty your wallet but still holds its own in a home shop, Lotos is a brand worth checking out. These machines have gained popularity among hobbyists and weekend welders for one big reason—they offer solid features at surprisingly low prices. But what are they really like to…
The Lincoln Eagle and Lincoln Ranger are two of the most trusted engine-driven welders on the market, known for their durability and solid performance. Both are built to handle real job site conditions, from mobile repair work to fabrication in remote locations. While they share some similarities, their differences in power, features, and use case…
Keeping your welding helmet lens clean is essential for safety and precision. A dirty or scratched lens can obscure your vision, increase eye strain, and even compromise weld quality. Whether you’re a professional welder or a weekend DIYer, knowing the best way to clean your welding helmet lens can extend its life and improve your…
This model includes the XT40 torch and a 20-foot cable, providing excellent reach for most projects. Weighing just 21 pounds, the unit is highly portable without sacrificing power. It operates at 40 amps and effortlessly cuts up to 5/8-inch mild steel. The build quality is top-notch, reflecting Miller’s reputation for producing rugged, long-lasting equipment. Customers…
Hobart is a name that comes up often when welders search for reliable, high-performing equipment. Whether you are just starting out or you have years of experience, finding the right welder can make all the difference in your work. Many welders wonder if Hobart machines live up to their reputation for quality, durability, and value….