Before you run out to the supply store for some rebar and welding supplies, take a look at these five holiday welding projects to get some inspiration. You may want to consider a handy way to cut metal as well, such as a torch kit or, if Santa is generous this year, a plasma cutter.
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The welding project for the Center Street arch was funded by members of the community, and it will be unveiled as part of a larger downtown renovation event that will include a Christmas parade, tree lighting ceremony, and candy ornaments. Sidewalks throughout downtown have been expanded and businesses look forward to the arch that will signal a new era is the town’s growth and development.
Some costumes need the sturdiness or steely finish that only a welder can provide. That’s why this October we’re bringing you 3 welding projects guaranteed to help you win any costume contest you enter.
If you’re a teacher looking for a few good welding projects, we salute you! Keep reading for 3 high school level welding projects you can easily incorporate into your classroom.
There are a lot of popular workout routines trending right now from pickleball to cross fit, but no matter how you stay fit, you need the right equipment. While there are a few ways to make your own fitness equipment, most equipment calls for welding
Summer is in full swing, and for those that love the outdoors, camping season has arrived. If you consider yourself a camper, you know how important it is to have the right gear and equipment. A well-used camping welding project hack can make your time
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If you’ve ever picked up some patio furniture from the store, there’s a good chance that some of the welds will start rusting after a few years. Don’t even go there with wicker or plastic patio furniture that can start splitting apart and shredding before
