
E6013 Welding Rods, 3/32-Inch, 5 lb
These general mild steel electrodes strike easily on smaller home welders and leave a smooth bead across awkward joints.
A broken gate hinge or a split mower deck does not always justify hauling heavy gear out to the driveway. We built this handheld welder so you can strike an arc right where the steel sits, plug into a standard outlet, and lay down a bead. You supply the welding helmet, the chipping hammer, and your own box of rods.
Price and stock live with the storefront and can move between visits.

A single rotary knob clicks through five output levels. You turn it to match thin sheet metal or heavier bar stock, letting you set the heat without guessing between marks on an unnotched wheel.
The whole casing sits directly in your grip with the ground clamp trailing behind. It stays light enough to position over a repair on a trailer tongue without dragging a wheeled cart through the gravel.
The clamp holds standard stick electrodes from thin rods up to medium thicknesses. Hot start circuitry feeds extra current the moment you strike the tip, helping the arc catch on cold steel with less sticking.
Slotted vents wrap around the body to draw air across the inverter components while the fan runs. If the internals heat up during a long run of beads, the thermal cutoff stops output until things cool down.
| Tool shelf | Welding and torches |
|---|---|
| Where it works | In the garage, At the workbench |
| Battery | 110V |
| Size | 32 in |
Payment, delivery and returns run at the storefront, under its own rules.

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