ARCCAPTAIN 110V/220V Stick Welder, [Large LED Display] 160Amp ARC Welding Machine with Synergic Control, IGBT Inverter Portable MMA Welder Machine with Lift Tig Hot Start, Arc force and Anti-Stick

can't believe how small and light this is . works great on 1/4 steel

Defeinaly does the job! I use a 6011 rode for small repairs here and there! Damn good machine!

I am building a 2-7/8" pipe fence using old oil field pipe. I was cutting my saddles with a chop saw and angle grinder. That got old very quickly so I switched to my acetylene torch. Like all of my projects, got in a hurry and rough cut the saddles. When I was welding them into place with my wire welder, there were many gaps. I purchased this ARCCAPTAIN 110V/220V Stick Welder and some 60XX series rods to fill in the gaps. Once I found the right amp setting, this stick welder was amazing. Light weight, easy to use, powerful little thing. I am glad I bought it. (used machine on 120V)

I’m a novice when it comes to welding, and have only done so before with 220v current. The comment below may be obvious to a US user but perhaps it will help someone who’s as oblivious as I was. I ordered this together with a package of 4mm electrodes. On the pictures and in the manual 4mm is an option and I liked that one could set the rod thickness and the welder would automatically choose the amperage. When doing so however 4mm isn’t an an available option. I am assuming that 4mm is only available when the welder receives 220V. I can’t confirm this because I don’t have 220V available but it would make sense that it’s omitted because of the lower voltage. Long story short, unless you have 220v buy 2.5mm rods and it will work fine.

Si estás empezando en la soldadura, ¡el Arccaptain es una excelente opción! Su facilidad de uso me ha sorprendido. Gracias a él, he podido realizar pequeñas reparaciones en mi finca que antes tenía que contratar a un soldador. ¡Recomiendo este equipo a todos los que quieran aprender a soldar!

I am a beginner welder and let me tell you this thing is smooth I mean the welds in my photos are using the 110v about 90amps and a 7014 3.0mm rod and if anyone here has ever used the 7014 3.0mm you know its pretty hard to keep a arc on a cheap 110v welder anything under atleast 130amps and even then thats pretty hard so definitely worth the money ground clamp could use some upgrades but over all the stinger felt nice and the quick rod options adds nice touch I love it I'm pretty sure it's my new favorite little welder for around the house now I'm gonna look for reasons to use it

This product was advertised to operate with both 6011 and 7018 and couldnt even keep the 6011 rod Hot enough for a consistent bond. Worst welder I've ever bought literally. Sorry. Sending back. All love 👊🏽❤️

Muy buena