
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.
We paired our handheld stick welder with a small bundle of general electrodes in one package. It handles broken hinges, garden gates, and cracked steel tubing out by the driveway. You supply the hood, the heavy gloves, and clean bare metal.
Price and stock live with the storefront and can move between visits.

The inverter circuitry keeps the arc steady without the bulk of an older transformer box. It runs on common household outlets and keeps spatter down across carbon steel and wrought iron repairs around the shop.
A single dial tunes your heat for the thickness on the bench. You can back it down for thin square tubing or crank it open when stitching thicker angle iron back together on an old trailer frame.
The included rods strike easily on low current and work across flat, vertical, or overhead passes. They tolerate slight gaps between mismatched pieces of steel, helping you bridge messy joints without blowing through.
The compact frame is light enough to hold in one hand while you strike an arc with the other. It tucks under a workbench or into the trunk when you have to fix a fence post out back.
| 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.

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 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.

A portable handheld welder packed alongside a darkening hood and rods, so the whole setup sits ready on the garage bench in one box.
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.