How to Weld the easy way

Penny Swift

ISBN 10: 0620556897 / ISBN 13: 9780620556897

Editore: Pj's Design Workshop, 2013

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• Titolo: How to Weld the easy way
• Editore: Pj's Design Workshop
• Data di pubblicazione: 2013
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 0620556897
• ISBN 13: 9780620556897
• Rilegatura: Paperback
• Condizione: New
• Dimensioni: 8,5 L x 0,16 A x 11 P (pollici) 8,5 pollici di larghezza per 0,16 pollici di altezza per 11 pollici di profondità
• Peso: 177 grammi

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How To Weld the easy way is a clear, concise and essential book for all metalworking enthusiasts who want to get started or improve their welding skills. How To Weld the easy way provides a simple and easy-to-follow introduction to the full range of techniques needed when working with metal of various kinds. Detailed information about metalworking tools, materials and equipment, together with photographs and detailed step-by-step instructions, will enable you to successfully cut, bend and join metal using the most popular techniques and processes used by professionals worldwide.These include soldering, brazing, brazewelding, gas welding, arc welding and MIG welding.The most common finishing techniques are also covered.These include farily straightforward painting as well as special effects you can do yourself, as well as specialist coatings and finishes such as galvanising and powder or epoxy coating. Whether you want to make practical items like burglar bars or garden gates, produce your own metal furniture or simply repair existing metalwork, this book will show you how to plan and execute the projects you choose with ease. Along with a host of good ideas, there are more than ten sample projects of varying complexity you can make, simply by following step- by-step photographic instructions. A list of materials is given for each project, and essential tools and equipment are listed.These projects are quite varied, and they include several that are suitable for complete amateurs, as well as others that require more advanced skills. You can start working on the simpler designs with no prior experience; perhaps make a handy hanger or barbecue tongs, and then move on to the drinks stand or candle stick project. Once you are feeling more confident, you will be able to tackle burglar bars, gates and furniture with ease, and you can then move onto more complicated projects such as fireplaces and built-in barbecues.