Hobart 770476 7018 Stick Welding 🛠️ Rod, 3/32-10 lb.: Superior Performance for Metal Fabrication Review

The bars were in good condition and made some very good welds. The only thing is that the flux seemed kind of soft (compared to excaliber), so it had to be handled with care.

have never used this brand and when my lincoln can ran out i never expected to notice a huge difference. Path. very surprised by the negative reviews.

The original product looked like the picture, the box was torn and the box with the rods obviously fell off because the bottom was split and half of the rods fell out. Obviously they were useless so I returned. The replacement had no tape around the seal and was wet and unusable again. I tried heating them up and using them again, but they took so long to print that they were unusable even for codeless work. Do yourself a favor and buy from a local welding supply store. They get it quicker…

These sticks are great for what they are and a great price. keep great. They look good and walk well. The only reason I wouldn't rate them higher is that I've had more than a few broken ones meaning the slag had broken off. It might just be the shipping but it was still a huge disappointment after spending my hard earned money on it.

Item originally looked like the picture, the box was torn, the rod box had obviously fallen down as the bottom was split and half of the rods fell out. I'm back. The spares had no tape around the seal and they were wet and useless again. I tried heating them up and using them again but they were unsealed for so long they were unusable even without a code. Make one yourself Like, buy from a local welding supplier. They get it quicker, they need your patronage, and they actually know their…

I ordered them and at first I thought they were too thin but in the end they turned out to be very good for my metal 2-6mm thick. Keep them warm in an oven at around 100C and make sure the positive and negative leads are positioned correctly and they start better and give you a better weld. I used around 100A for 2.5mm and up and then around 30-60A. depending on the position thinner. When you stop with the pole, I just tap a non-conductive surface like cement or a non-critical piece of metal to