Best Dual-Voltage TIG and Stick Welders

A durable, fully equipped AC/DC TIG for a serious home or small shop welder who values duty cycle and warranty over price.

A complete, hard working AC/DC TIG for the home fabricator who welds aluminum often. Its duty cycle beats most machines near its price.

For the hobbyist or small fab shop that wants fine AC control and two torches in one box. The price is high for its amperage.

A 250 A AC/DC machine for a small fabrication shop that welds thick aluminum all day. Overkill for occasional home use.

A smaller AC/DC TIG with a long warranty for someone who welds thin aluminum and steel at home.

A cheap, complete starter kit for someone learning aluminum TIG. Expect to work in short runs.

A low cost pulsed AC/DC TIG for a hobbyist on a tight budget who already owns a pedal and regulator.

A well equipped AC/DC TIG for a home shop that wants aluminum on a budget and a long warranty. Buy it from the maker store, where it costs far less.

A step up in power from the 203Xi for welders who work thicker aluminum. Best for a fixed garage bench.

A complete AC/DC TIG kit for a home shop that wants everything in one box. Choose the bundle by torch size.

A budget way into aluminum TIG for a hobbyist who can add a pedal. Short welds at full power suit it best.

A cheap, light DC TIG for steel and stainless at home. Add a pedal for the best control.

A complete DC TIG kit for steel and stainless with a long warranty, for a home shop that wants everything in one box.

A DC TIG with a long warranty for steel and stainless fabrication at home.

A compact DC TIG and stick welder for light fabrication and repairs, with a long warranty.

A feature packed budget DC TIG for steel and stainless hobby work. Buy elsewhere if a stated duty cycle matters to you.

A stick first welder with a long warranty for farm and structural repair, with lift TIG if you add a torch.

A cheap, light stick welder for farm and home repairs, with lift TIG as an add on. Buy from the maker store, where it costs less.

A small, cheap stick and lift TIG welder for light repairs and learning TIG on steel.

A bargain stick welder for occasional repairs. Little published data to judge it by.

A simple stick welder for occasional home and farm repairs. Little published data to compare it on.

A premium stick welder for tradespeople who want Miller reliability in a 13 lb package. Hobbyists get far more for the money elsewhere.

A stick welder from a major brand for home and farm repair, with touch start TIG as an option.

A simple, well backed stick welder for a buyer who trusts the Hobart name and only needs stick. Rivals offer more for less.