Welding
Response Welding Gas Monitoring
At the end of last month I posted an idea about monitoring welding gas levels. Jeff Baker from Home Built Workshop responded on twitter to say that he’d had some successful experiments feeling for a temperature difference to find the
Welding Gas Monitoring

I noticed at the weekend when I was welding that the pressure on my 10L argon canister was less than I remembered it being. I wondered if it might be time to visit Weld Air Supplies in Dunstable to get
Spoon delivery

Last month, I made a spoon for Stephanie of the A Single Spoon Project. I posted it over to Tennessee last week and I’m sure you will be glad to hear that it’s arrived safely. The plan for the all
Five welding mistakes to avoid

Welding can be very dangerous, there are numerous hazards to try and avoid and lots of ways to get hurt. The amount of risk depends on the type of welding you are doing, as some welding techniques involve more hazardous
Weld Dot Com needs you

The industry directory and maker of the “Mr Tig” videos Weld.Com are looking for writers who weld or welders who write. They are specifically looking for two kinds of people: An industry leader who is very knowledgeable on a certain
Invention of the day – Welded rivet

I’ve been following Patrick Andrews Invention of the day for some time now and it’s inspired me to share the following thought with you. My thought this morning was based on what I saw the other weekend when welding a
Welding Experiment
Whilst I was out in the workshop welding up a frame, I thought I’d try an experiment. My idea was to use a security marker pen, the type that only shows up under UV light. I drew a couple of
Welding project

Back in February I drew up a metal frame in CAD, that I promised to fabricate for a friends shed. I cut up the metal last month and the other weekend tack welded it together. I also got to try