
Stick Welder with Five-Pound Rod Pack
A portable stick welding unit boxed together with five pounds of carbon steel rods for quick repairs on gates and brackets.
Most broken gates sit until you borrow an iron or find someone with a trailer. We put the welder, the auto-darkening helmet, and the general-purpose rods in the same carton. You supply the steel scrap to practice on and a clean outlet.
Price and stock live with the storefront and can move between visits.

The internal inverter keeps the arc steady without wild spatter when you strike on carbon steel or iron. A single knob dials the output current up or down to match your joint thickness.
The rods run on both alternating and direct current, lighting readily on low-carbon stock. You get enough in the package to practice running beads across a few scrap plates before tackling the cracked lawnmower deck.
The viewing screen filters out the muddy green hue of older hoods so the weld pool stays clear. Two sensors switch the shade dark the instant the arc starts, then clear up when you release.
Knobs on the outside of the shell let you set darkness levels, sensor sensitivity, and recovery delay without taking your gloves off. The headband adjusts to sit square without pinching during long passes.
| Tool shelf | Two-tool bundles |
|---|---|
| Where it works | At the workbench, In the garage |
Payment, delivery and returns run at the storefront, under its own rules.

A portable stick welding unit boxed together with five pounds of carbon steel rods for quick repairs on gates and brackets.

This small stick welder packs along a starter bundle of steel rods so you can start running beads on iron or carbon steel without an extra trip.

Two small stick machines in gray and blue keep one ready at the bench and another in the trunk for gate latches and iron repairs.

A portable handheld welder packed alongside a darkening hood and rods, so the whole setup sits ready on the garage bench in one box.
A small stick welder packed with an auto-darkening hood and a bundle of rods so you can strike an arc the day the box lands.