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Single small metal flower made of recycled metal. These make great gifts, and are very low maintenance, no water, no light, no dirt required...and they will never wilt. Size: 2 in x 2 in x 5 in

PRICES MAY VARY. BACKHOE figure is crafted from nuts, brazing rods, washers, steel, and is great to use as a trophy or to accompany your business cards for a fun, eye-catching desk accessory. (The business cardholder may be purchased separately.) Approximately 2" wide and 2" tall. UNIQUE - Our handcrafted Backhoe figurine is the perfect gift for the road crew worker, construction worker, or heavy equipment operator in your life. Brighten your home office or work space with this collectible…

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Handmade welded metal roses with a vase create the perfect gift. This is three of our up-cycled roses and a vase made from recycled materials including washers, tubing, and wire welded together creating beautiful art. Each rose is an individual and a little different all created from the same materials. The washers are all hand bent and welded together to create a beautiful welded art rose that will never die. This gift would be great for Weddings, Anniversaries, Valentine's Day or just a…

The 7018 arc welding rod is commonly used for general-purpose welding of carbon steel. It is a mild steel rod that is coated with a low-hydrogen, iron-based flux compound that vaporizes to shield the molten weld bead from contamination by air and moisture. This rod has a tensile strength of 70,000 lbs.

Scientists from Texas A&M University and the U.S. Air Force say they’ve developed a way to 3D print the strongest kind of steel. Here's how it works.

As a project in accurate cutting and welding practice I would like to do a Trefoil Knot, has anyone got any simple plans or cutting list to give me a start?

Here are some basic considerations you should make when you're just starting to work with metal.