TOOLIOM Stick Welder 135A

How to use it

The 2-in-1 setup is the main draw: this compact welder handles stick welding and Lift TIG, so you can choose between a straightforward electrode setup and a TIG approach when the job calls for it. It runs on standard 110V household power and weighs 7.9 pounds, with an adjustable shoulder strap for carrying it between work areas. That makes it easier to move than a larger shop-focused machine, but the voltage restriction matters: this unit is for 110V input only, and connecting it to 220V can cause immediate damage and a fire risk. Check the outlet before plugging it in.

For stick work, it supports 6011 and 6013 electrodes and is described for mild steel, cast iron, stainless steel, and hard surfacing. Built-in hot start, arc force, and anti-stick functions are intended to make starting and maintaining an arc less troublesome, which may be helpful if you are learning. The digital display shows welding current, while the trouble indicator can flag an issue. A practical use might be carrying it to a small repair, checking the outlet, then using a supported rod for the material and task. The Lift TIG torch is not included, the listing identifies TOOLIOM’s TL-WP-17V-10-25 torch as a separate purchase. Without having tried it, the key buying distinction is that TIG capability here is not ready to use straight out of the box.

Pros

• Stick and Lift TIG functions offer two welding approaches in one portable unit.
• The 7.9-pound design and shoulder strap suit moving between work areas.
• 110V input can work with a standard household outlet, provided it is the correct voltage.
• Hot start, arc force, and anti-stick functions address common sticking and arc-start frustrations.
• The included gloves and rods give beginners some starting accessories, though the listing does not specify their type or quantity.

Worth considering if you want a portable stick welder for occasional repairs or beginner fabrication and value having Lift TIG as an option. But what if you need TIG immediately? The additional torch cost and separate purchase are part of the decision. Better avoided if your workspace only has 220V power, or if you need a TIG-ready package without buying another component. The supplied details also do not give a duty cycle, so they are not enough to judge suitability for long, sustained welding sessions.

Spec sheet

• Name: TOOLIOM 135A Mini Stick Welder
• Type: 2-in-1 MMA/Stick and Lift TIG welder
• Input voltage: 110V only
• Weight: 7.9 pounds
• Supported electrodes: 6011 and 6013
• Display: Digital current display with trouble indicator
• Included items: Gloves and rods
• Lift TIG torch: Not included, the listing names TL-WP-17V-10-25 as a separate purchase

The product description also says TOOLIOM products are part of an amazon Global Recycled Standard commitment. That note may matter to buyers who consider recycled-material initiatives, but it does not replace practical details such as duty cycle or included TIG equipment.

Should you buy it?

This TOOLIOM makes the most sense for a beginner or occasional fabricator who wants a lightweight 110V stick machine, appreciates the included accessories, and is comfortable starting with MMA welding. It also leaves room to try Lift TIG later, as long as you account for the separately sold torch. Choose a different approach if you need 220V compatibility, a complete TIG setup in the box, or clear information about sustained-duty performance before committing. The 110V-only input is the decisive check, the portability and extra welding mode are useful only if they fit your power supply and actual work.