NOVELTY - The feeder has a fastener (10) tightened for proper application of pressure in stabilizing a metallic rod (15). A lock washer (11) fastens an adjustable track arm in place. An adjustable track support bracket (6) is formed as a base to provide structure for an adjustable track. A rubber roller (1) slides atop a motor shaft to house the rod while the rod is automatically fed. A fixed track (40) rests the rod while adjusting the rod in a desired position. A fixed rail (4) is attached to a stainless steel support ring clamp (5) as a support piece for the rod.    USE - Battery operated handheld motorized TIG rod feeder for welding a stainless steel attachment to a top of a handheld cordless motorized driver i.e. highly versatile and lightweight cordless motorized driver, with optional extended accessory (all claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The feeder is designed to facilitate use of a handheld motorized driver by improving efficiency and precision in function while allowing a user to avoid physical contact with potentially hazardous welding equipment. The feeder makes the attachment of stainless steel to be fitted to a lightweight motorized driver, complete with the grooved rubber roller mounted on the shaft of the driver so as to provide improved adjustability of a tool, and to increase efficiency in welding process. The driver is designed to comfortably fit an adult hand, and power feeding process by rotating the driver shaft on which the rubber roller is fixed, thus providing ease of use, and eliminating restricted entry in the field by allowing beginners to safely and efficiently weld.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding method.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a front view of a TIG rod.    Rubber roller (1)    Fixed rail (4)    Stainless steel support ring clamp (5)    Adjustable track support bracket (6)    Fastener (10)    Lock washer (11)    Metallic rod (15)    Fixed track (40)