PowerArc 210STL Stick Lift TIG IGBT Inverter Welder E6010 Capable 110/220 Dual Voltage

Great welder arc force and hot start work perfectly.I was pleasantly surprised this welder works so nicely. Not too heavy, nice dc welder.I replaced stinger and ground clamp plus added 12 feet of leads

This is my third Everlast welder. I bought this one for its portability and versatility. So far it has exceeded my expectations, as Everlast products always do. I have a need for a portable stick welder for heavy equipment and projects that require stick welding in all kinds of positions. Rods I've tried: 6011, 7014,7018. Welds beautifully consistent on all these. The hot start and arc force features work very well. It's great blowing through rust and dirt with a 6011. I'm trying the anti-stick but haven't quite figured out what it does yet. I'll try the 6010 setting some day but no need yet. Just for fun I hooked a 26 TIG torch to it and ran a few beads. I found it to be a sweet little basic TIG welder. The lift start and live lift were really easy to use. They have some sort of ramp up built in that makes the start not too hot and hard. It exceeded my expectations in how small and light it is for the power it has. It could be better in the amps it draws because I wanted to run it on a generator but the surge draw is too much. Gotta pay for having all that power somehow I guess. I tried the unit on 110 volt and had no problems running 3/32" 7018 at 85 amps. That's about as hot as I need on 110 anyway. Overall I'm very pleased with it and will use it as my main stick welder. Good job Everlast!Update: a couple weeks later now and like this machine even more. I've run a couple pounds of 6010 and it seems to run it as well as my old Miller engine welder (AEAD 200LE) - no extinguished arcs, trouble starting or keeping it lit. Amazing penetration. Also, I've actually done more TIG with it than I thought I would. The lift start with a pedal is very easy to control heat. I use a stubby gas lens and it's really easy to make shiny/pink welds on mild steel with 70S-2. I did try the 2T/4T and if you know what you're doing as far as when to click it and how to set amps, control is almost as good as a pedal.

I bought the Everlast 210 and all I will say it welds better then the over prices miller's at work 🤣. Just keep in mind this is a DC machine, so if your a junky on aluminum welding, yes you can weld aluminum on DC but it takes more time to get going. Tig rig I had, and hooked it up, welds amazing 👏 to Everlast just saying. As a millwright for 20yrs I will tell you, 110v with just the welder on the circuit welds decent on 30% to 35% duty cycle depending on your amp setting, the higher you go the lower your duty cycle will be. 240v well that's the girl you want 100% duty cicle I welded for 7hrs straight this machine never skipped a bet what a animal, I welded .125 rod 7018 1 hr4 horizontal welding at 115amps vertical set to 109 to 108 perfect for me plenty of heat and tensile strength. Just remember this is a DC machine, buy the E7018 hr4 or the 7018 1 hr4 user friendly and great for all positions, don't buy 7018 ac this is for if your machine runs in alternating current. Delivery time was quick, and package was dry and not damaged, the instructions where not great, but in my opinion I'm glad they put more effort into the machine verse the instructions just saying, enjoy and weld strong.

Seems way better built than my titanium 225 stick welder I returned, had too much arc blow on vertical 7018 welds. This welder runs much better and has all the features a stick welder can have nowadays like arc force and hot start control. Plus when I’m ready to learn tig I just need to order the nova torch from everlast, with a 5 year warranty this is the best welder to get at its price point. Came with heavier duty leads than the titanium and a better stinger, ground clamp was slightly better but I upgraded both either way. Runs great of my predator generator with 1/8 7018, i would highly recommend to anyone looking for a portable lightweight inverter welder for field repairs, ohh yeah it’ll do 120amps on 110-120volts with a dedicated 20amp breaker! That’s pretty awesome. On 240v it’s got a 100% duty cycle at 130amps... that’s even better if you got 240 at home or at work.

This is actually worth purchasing, given you can get past one small hiccup. That is the 6010 mode doesn't work very well, 6011, 6013,7018 all ran smooth. Outside of that issue this light weight (25lbs) welder is pretty sick. Mines came with a pigtail 110v adapter, 10' stinger, 10' work clamp, a hose for argon while using TIG & a TIG torch. No consumables or cups are given. There's also the power cord which is pretty long. I stick welded some broken guard rails my first time using this & the Anti Stick function as well as the Hot Start & Arc Force functions work as they should. The arc was smooth, consistent & lead to some solid welds. The other functions are just added goodies to this machine. I can't review the TIG capabilities, although I've heard from different people that this machine is better for TIG than Stick welding. By the way the shipping came from Everlast & was fast, came before expected! Overall I give this a 4/5 🌟

This seemed like it was going to be a good purchase, as the product description sounds like just what I was looking for in a welder. I planned on using this to learn how to weld and it worked well enough for several practice runs. However, after less than 10 hours of welding (10 hours is total time using the machine, not total time producing an arc) the machine stopped arcing. At all. It has no spark. The fan is turning but there is no power on the part. This is extremely disappointing as one would want a $400 welder to last longer than this!I am looking for a new machine and I will never purchase an Everlast again. They are junk.

Works great, have no problems with it.

I just built a “containerized” lifting frame for a wood planer with this and I must say I’m impressed. Lil thing ripped. I didn’t run the tig side of it just the smaw. My only gripe is the brightness of the screen that displays the amperage. It’s not super bright and in the full sun it’s almost impossible to read.