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title: "HONE Stick Welder, 110V/220V Actual 140Amp ARC Welder Machine, IGBT Inverter Digital Display LCD Welding Machines with Hot Start Arc Force Anti-Stick, High Efficiency for 1/16\"-1/8\" Welding Rod."
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# 140A max output power Digital LCD current display IGBT inverter tech for stable arc HONE Stick Welder, 110V/220V Actual 140Amp ARC Welder Machine, IGBT Inverter Digital Display LCD Welding Machines with Hot Start Arc Force Anti-Stick, High Efficiency for 1/16"-1/8" Welding Rod.

**Brand:** hone
**Price:** € 333.34
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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- **What is this?** HONE Stick Welder, 110V/220V Actual 140Amp ARC Welder Machine, IGBT Inverter Digital Display LCD Welding Machines with Hot Start Arc Force Anti-Stick, High Efficiency for 1/16"-1/8" Welding Rod. by hone
- **How much does it cost?** € 333.34 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- hone enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hone brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Portable Design:** Lightweight with a sturdy handle—take professional-grade welding power wherever your projects demand.
- • **Precision Digital Control:** Real-time LCD display ensures exact amperage settings for flawless welds every time.
- • **Advanced IGBT Inverter Technology:** Delivers smooth, stable arcs with deep penetration and consistent bead quality.
- • **Powerful Dual Voltage Flexibility:** Seamlessly switch between 110V and 220V for ultimate convenience and performance anywhere.
- • **User-Friendly Hot Start & Anti-Stick:** Instant arc ignition and electrode release make welding effortless, even for beginners.

## Overview

The HONE Stick Welder is a versatile 140Amp ARC welding machine featuring advanced IGBT inverter technology and a digital LCD display. It supports both 110V and 220V inputs, improving duty cycles up to 40%, and is compatible with 1/16" to 1/8" welding rods including AWS E6013, E7018, and E6011. Designed for safety and ease, it includes hot start, arc force, anti-stick functions, and multiple protections against overheating and electrical faults. Compact and portable, it’s ideal for home, garage, or small project welding on various metals like carbon steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.

## Description

desertcart.com: HONE Stick Welder, 110V/220V Actual 140Amp ARC Welder Machine, IGBT Inverter Digital Display LCD Welding Machines with Hot Start Arc Force Anti-Stick, High Efficiency for 1/16"-1/8" Welding Rod. : Tools & Home Improvement

Review: Nice little welder - Perfect for home/garage use - I was a Union Ironworker a bunch of years ago and multi-certified welder. After moving to another home, I didn't have 220v available in my out-building rendering my old Century welder useless. Cost to run a line was going to be crazy expensive. I researched the many options for something else that could run on 110v and when narrowing down the field, I determined this Hone 185a - 110v/220v was the best option for these kinds of portable welders. I bought this in April, 2024 and it is now mid-June, 2024 and can say confidently, this was a good choice. I can lay down some very nice looking beads with deep penetration using 6013 - 3/32" @ 65-70a and it runs 7018 rod equally well making this the perfect little home/small-project-use welder. I also experimented running uphill & overhead welds with the same 6013 and it works with a little finesse using the control knob. I don't know how this small welder would hold up in a continuous use job site environment, but that's not what most folks would buy a welder of this size & capacity for in the first place. My only annoyances (yes, we Americans love to complain about things right/wrong) with this welder, is that the leads should be longer as well as the power cord. Yes, you can run an extension power cord (sufficiently sized), but that still keeps the unit itself a little too close to the actual work zone. It's ok when working with small physical sized projects, but not all projects are small in overall size. The other complaint is that the stinger is a little wonky/cheap, but it works fine and I'll keep using it until I really need to replace it. The ground seems ok, albeit a little light weight. I am going to look at resurrecting some of my old long heavy leads and heavier stinger & ground from the old Century to adapt to the Hone welder and I'll be a much happier camper. I like the size of this little welder and that it is oh-so-portable with being 110v powered. Right now, I don't know if I will ever have a need for 220v, but knowing this little welder is capable of running on it, puts my mind at ease. I read some reviews where some folks were complaining about this welder's inability to run 6010/5p rods...in my experience, that's not a good rod to begin with in that it splatters almost as much as it lays down metal. The only thing that stuff is good for is deep penetration better used on old crappy rust surface metal...like old farm equipment. I think a lot of inexperienced welders think they are doing "something" when they are causing sparks to fly 20ft. I'd suggest reading up on welding rod specifications before purchasing any rod and only buy quality rod (crappy rod=crappy weld). Also, some folks mentioned they were popping 110v breakers...you would probably do best with a dedicated 20amp circuit (12ga wiring/not 14ga) and avoid having a GFCI outlet. If you need to run an extension cord, use as heavy gauge as you can...the lightweight stuff is going to be problematic. Wrapping up, there are many of these little 110v inverter welders flooding the market. I would suggest staying with the 110v/220v capable machines instead of 110v only as they appear to be functionally built better and provide power options you may need. There are plenty of reviews & videos available that you need to decide for yourself if they are truthful or just pushing product simply for personal gain...so, please do your own due diligence before purchasing. I'm happy with this one. ***Note: I was not paid, promised or given any free products in exchange for this review.
Review: As advertised. - So far this little welder has been great. I checked the amp output and it has been +5A for the first 2/3 of the dial and dead-on for the last 1/3 of the setting dial. Hot-start works and goes up to 220A on 240V, for a second, and up to 185A on 120V. Hot-start seems not a percentage of set amperage, so when you weld on 30A it also start-jumps to 185A when on 120V. Something to remember when welding thinner materials. It runs 5/32" 7018 rods on 130A without any problems. OCV on mine is ~77-78V and starts 6010 (Blue Demon rods) without issues. It keeps the arc going if you do your part. Closed current voltage while welding 3/32" 6010 rods hovers between 25-31V, on the low side for 6010. Maybe the Blue Demon rods are more forgiving. We'll see how long this machine lasts, but for $100 shipped it has been a great learning experience.

## Features

- ➠【Upgrade】For better using experience, we impove the duty cycle from 25%120A (110V) / 30%140A (220V) to 40%120A (110V) / 40%140A (220V)
- ➠【Digital IGBT Inverter Technology】This ARC welder come with advaced unique IGBT control mode improves the reliability of welding machine. Powerful Arc-force provide smoother welding and deeper penetration, keep arc stability, consitant welding current, the pretty nice beads, specially when in small welding current.
- ➠【Suitable for Series Welding Rod】The welder has amazing hot-start, is ideal for the rods AWS E6013 E7018 E6011 of 1/16"-1/8"(1.6mm-3.2mm), you just take the rod touching the workpiece, arc striking immediately, also can handle E6010 cellulose electrode, capable of welding mild steel, carbon steel, stainless steel and cast iron.
- ➠【Safe and Stable】This welding machine has Anti-stick function easy the electrode removal from the workpiece, and closed-loop feedback control and multiple protection functions set internally, to prevent over heat, over current, over-voltage, under-voltage and short circuit damage to make sure safely operation.
- ➠➠【Easy to Operate】The soldadora inverter 110V 220V equiped with digital display and trouble indicate, the real welding current be shown, is so easy to use that it can be used by novice or master welder. No matter is man or woman welders.
- ➠【Portable and Support】HONE welder with a easy carrying handle, compact design, light weight, easy for carrying and storage, very convenient, can be used anywhere you need. If you meet any problem while using, please feel freely to contact us at the first time. Our customer service will help you fix it in 24 hours. Just buy it with confidence, let's weld!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B092W224S8 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #28,717 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #48 in Welding Systems |
| Color | Red-140a |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,168) |
| Date First Available | April 19, 2021 |
| Handle/Lever Placement | Top |
| Included Components | HONE Stick Welder*1pc, welding accessories |
| Item Weight | 9.39 pounds |
| Item model number | MMA140D |
| Manufacturer | HONETOOL |
| Material | Steel, Copper, Aluminium, PA66, etc.. |
| Part Number | B082DS19-140 |
| Power Source | ac |
| Product Dimensions | 9 x 3.9 x 5.6 inches |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Size | 10 ~ 120A (110V) / 10 ~ 140A (220V) |
| Usage | weld metal, such as carbon steel, iron, stanless steel, copper, etc |
| Wattage | 4.29 KW |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this welder burn 6010 1/8in rods?**
A: On 220 and 110v all yes, 220v has Max 140a, 110v has Max current 120a, is enough for 1/8 rod, can keep good an arc.

**Q: I only have a 50amp outlet in my garage, can i use the 50amp outlet?**
A: Yes, there is a adopt (conversion plug) in our welder, and it's the 120/220v stick welder. If it's the 120v MIG welder then no.

**Q: "I am not good with visualizing the thicknesses listed; what is the thinnest this will weld? sheetmetal? pictures? thx "**
A: Hello! The thinnest of workpiece can be welded is about 5/64” (2 mm), with welding rod 1/16” or 5/64” or 3/32”, using welding current about 50A.

**Q: Do I need a special outlet to use for the machine or I can plug it into any outlet?**
A: A regular wall socket or outlet will do.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice little welder - Perfect for home/garage use
*by Z***N on June 15, 2024*

I was a Union Ironworker a bunch of years ago and multi-certified welder. After moving to another home, I didn't have 220v available in my out-building rendering my old Century welder useless. Cost to run a line was going to be crazy expensive. I researched the many options for something else that could run on 110v and when narrowing down the field, I determined this Hone 185a - 110v/220v was the best option for these kinds of portable welders. I bought this in April, 2024 and it is now mid-June, 2024 and can say confidently, this was a good choice. I can lay down some very nice looking beads with deep penetration using 6013 - 3/32" @ 65-70a and it runs 7018 rod equally well making this the perfect little home/small-project-use welder. I also experimented running uphill & overhead welds with the same 6013 and it works with a little finesse using the control knob. I don't know how this small welder would hold up in a continuous use job site environment, but that's not what most folks would buy a welder of this size & capacity for in the first place. My only annoyances (yes, we Americans love to complain about things right/wrong) with this welder, is that the leads should be longer as well as the power cord. Yes, you can run an extension power cord (sufficiently sized), but that still keeps the unit itself a little too close to the actual work zone. It's ok when working with small physical sized projects, but not all projects are small in overall size. The other complaint is that the stinger is a little wonky/cheap, but it works fine and I'll keep using it until I really need to replace it. The ground seems ok, albeit a little light weight. I am going to look at resurrecting some of my old long heavy leads and heavier stinger & ground from the old Century to adapt to the Hone welder and I'll be a much happier camper. I like the size of this little welder and that it is oh-so-portable with being 110v powered. Right now, I don't know if I will ever have a need for 220v, but knowing this little welder is capable of running on it, puts my mind at ease. I read some reviews where some folks were complaining about this welder's inability to run 6010/5p rods...in my experience, that's not a good rod to begin with in that it splatters almost as much as it lays down metal. The only thing that stuff is good for is deep penetration better used on old crappy rust surface metal...like old farm equipment. I think a lot of inexperienced welders think they are doing "something" when they are causing sparks to fly 20ft. I'd suggest reading up on welding rod specifications before purchasing any rod and only buy quality rod (crappy rod=crappy weld). Also, some folks mentioned they were popping 110v breakers...you would probably do best with a dedicated 20amp circuit (12ga wiring/not 14ga) and avoid having a GFCI outlet. If you need to run an extension cord, use as heavy gauge as you can...the lightweight stuff is going to be problematic. Wrapping up, there are many of these little 110v inverter welders flooding the market. I would suggest staying with the 110v/220v capable machines instead of 110v only as they appear to be functionally built better and provide power options you may need. There are plenty of reviews & videos available that you need to decide for yourself if they are truthful or just pushing product simply for personal gain...so, please do your own due diligence before purchasing. I'm happy with this one. ***Note: I was not paid, promised or given any free products in exchange for this review.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As advertised.
*by R***H on October 26, 2025*

So far this little welder has been great. I checked the amp output and it has been +5A for the first 2/3 of the dial and dead-on for the last 1/3 of the setting dial. Hot-start works and goes up to 220A on 240V, for a second, and up to 185A on 120V. Hot-start seems not a percentage of set amperage, so when you weld on 30A it also start-jumps to 185A when on 120V. Something to remember when welding thinner materials. It runs 5/32" 7018 rods on 130A without any problems. OCV on mine is ~77-78V and starts 6010 (Blue Demon rods) without issues. It keeps the arc going if you do your part. Closed current voltage while welding 3/32" 6010 rods hovers between 25-31V, on the low side for 6010. Maybe the Blue Demon rods are more forgiving. We'll see how long this machine lasts, but for $100 shipped it has been a great learning experience.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Welding Machine
*by S***S on March 22, 2025*

Used it once so far, used 3/32" 6013 rods to fix a utility trailer. Ran it on 120VAC, and performed well. Instruction manual is vague, but enough to get you going. If you are a beginner, maybe someone you know can help on hot to set your controls, or just play with it. If you know how to weld, it's a easy machine to use. Leads are not too long, but the welder is super light, so keeping it near the work will be easy. Later on I will make longer leads. For the money, it's a great unit. I have a old Hobart 220VAC, this welds so far just as good.

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