About Me

Learning to Weld and Other Subjects

Hey there! Have you ever wanted to learn how to weld metal? Last year, I decided I would like to learn how to weld so I could start to manufacture homemade go-karts for my children and their friends. Unfortunately, I didn't have a clue where to start. I reached out to my brother-in-law Steve who works in the industrial and manufacturing sector. What a guy he is. He let me visit his workshop so I could learn all I needed to know about how the professionals in the industrial sector operate. I decided to start this blog to help other novice welders and industrial enthusiasts.

Search

Latest Posts

Archive

The Benefits of Incorporating Powder Coating in Metal Fabrication

Posted on October 24, 2017

Metallic surfaces can be quite bland when left unfinished, which is why painting is a popular solution to enhancing their appearance. However, paint is not long lasting and will eventually need retouching. An alternative that has steadily started to gain popularity is powder coating. If you engage if metal fabrication, whether commercially or for personal use, here are some of the benefits of incorporating powder coating to your projects. Powder coating offers you high efficiency [Read More]

How to Avert Product Damage During Shipment

Posted on September 12, 2017

Some inexperienced people may have their valuables, such as blueprints, damaged while they are transporting them from one place to another. Such people would have avoided such damage if they had used mailing tubes for shipping those items. This article discusses some of the ways through which mailing tubes can prevent product damage. Custom Lengths Many valuables are often damaged during transportation because they are placed in containers that leave room for the item to move around during its journey. [Read More]

You Don't Like Distorted Fish and Four Other Reasons You Should Choose Perspex for Your Fish Aquarium

Posted on September 5, 2017

If you're thinking about getting a custom made aquarium for your fish, you have a choice between glass and acrylic such as Perspex. Both offer advantages, but here are some key signs that you may want to opt for Perspex. Note that this is just one proper name for acrylic—there is also Plexiglas, Acrylite and Lucite among others. 1. You Want Something Shatter Resistant As cast acrylic, Perspex is much more shatter resistant than glass. [Read More]

5 Tips to Help You Choose Recycled Bricks for a Fireplace

Posted on September 1, 2017

Interested in building a fire place? Looking for the right bricks? Curious about using recycled bricks for your project? Then, here are some tips to guide you through the process. 1. Choose Fire Bricks For the part of your fireplace that are going to come in direct contact with fire or high temperatures, you can't just use any old bricks. Rather, you have to ensure that they are rated to withstand fire. [Read More]