Welding Cart

I’ve been intending to build a welding cart for some time. And whilst spring cleaning the workshop I realised I had enough metal to build something.
Posted in: Welding Cart
Tags: Metal Work, welding
Understanding Stud Welding Systems: Speed and Accessibility
Sponsored Guest Post by Andrew Gillings

In the realm of metalworking, efficiency and precision are paramount. This is where stud welding systems step in as the unsung heroes…
Posted in: Welding
Tags: Metal Work, Sponsored, Stud Welding
Iron Bloke

Earlier this year the Metal Store ran a contest looking for Metal Masterpieces. I had a chance to talk to the winner Nick Wysoczanskyj. His Iron Bloke sculpture made from is made from scrap metal with a glowing LED eye.
Posted in: Interview, Welding
Tags: Competition, Metal Work
Has anything changed since 1906?
Over on Bench Crafted Jameel suggested that the 18th Century answered pretty much everything you need to know about woodworking so why try to improve of that. My thought was that a lot of that also applies to the world
Posted in: Books and Magazine Reviews
Tags: Metal Work
Wheeler Dealers

I’m not much of a petrolhead having only bought my first car just a couple of years back and that’s a small practical one. However when I’m away of business trips I do like to watch some of the car
Posted in: Repairs
Tags: cars, customising, Metal Work
Engineering Courses for model makers

For people interested in starting up in model engineering they often buy some equipment and some books and just learn by trial and error. However a beginners training course can really help you get past the first few hurdles and
Posted in: Beginners, Lathe, Milling
Tags: course, Metal Work, SMEE, Training
Welding Workshop

Workshopshed: Alan Ross is a metal artist in Herefordshire based artist who specialises in garden sculptures. He makes items to his own ideas as well as being commissioned for specific projects. In September 2008 he upgraded his workshop after years
Posted in: Interview, Sculpture, Welding
Tags: Metal Work
The master becomes the student

Since I was a lad my Dad has been repairing and rebuilding wooden boats. Hence whenever I have any questions on wood (or rope), I give him a ring for his advice. In the last few years he’s moved from
Posted in: Uncategorised
Materials: Stainless Steel
Tags: Drill bits, Metal Work
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Metal sculpture in brass, mounted on an 1800s French Coin




