John Ward

Engine driven welder/generators are machines that are primarily used to provide generator power and stick welding capability. They’re cost effective and a great machine for farm and ranch that can be mounted on the back of a trailer or wheeled around for extra portability. More expensive models also have the option to be used for MIG/TIG welding with additional equipment.

This guide compares the best welder/generators on the market at a range of different sizes, prices and specifications.

A chop saw is a pretty basic saw used for cutting metal pipe, tubing or flat stock, usually at 90 degrees but with 45 degree miter capability. They’re called chop saws because of the drop-down function that chops through the metal from top to bottom. They’re also sometimes known as cutoff saws.

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MIG welders can be used for a range of projects including autobody work, hobby welding, maintaining equipment or a huge number of other things. MIG welding is often chosen as a preferred technique as it produces good quality welds, it’s easy to learn, and does not cost a lot of money.

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Once you’ve mastered your MIG skills, you’ll probably want to look at buying a TIG welder. TIG welding is one of the most skillful welding methods that will give you higher quality welds with a cleaner bead. It’s far superior for welding thinner metals and small welds.

To successfully use a TIG welder you need dexterity and patience. With so many TIG welders on the market, we’ve listed our favorite 6 AC/DC TIG welders at a range of different power outputs, to help you choose the best one for you.

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