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Video | 3 months ago

2 ways of Capping Metal Tubing/Pipe – Metal Fab Welding Project.

The 2 ways I cap a round metal tube / Pipe. Making or finding something for the end cap, and welding it on using a MIG welder.

I think capped pipes always look much better than an open end on a pipe, and most of the time it does not take long to do, and it keeps the water and the spiders from getting inside them.

I tend to look around for a bit of scrap metal that I can cut a bit off, to make the end cap. In one of the two end caps in the video, I used a bolt to insert into the pipe. If I did not see that bolt, I would have just cut a bit of scrap steel to fit inside the pipe to weld. For the 2nd one, I cut a bit of scrap for the end cap.

The project that I was making these end caps for, was "I Make a Firepit for Campfire Cooking, Dutch Oven, Rotisserie Cooking - Swing-out Grill + Pot Hanger" The link is below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8R87eiUpCg

Tools used: Angle grinder, MIG welder

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2 ways of Capping Metal Tubing/Pipe – Metal Fab Welding Project.

Video | 3 months ago

The 2 ways I cap a round metal tube / Pipe. Making or finding something for the end cap, and welding it on using a MIG welder. I think capped pipes always look much better than an open end on a pipe, and most of the time it does not take long to do, and it ...

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I Make a Firepit for Campfire Cooking, Dutch Oven, Rotisserie Cooking - Swing-out Grill + Pot Hanger

Video | 1 years ago

I Make a Firepit for Campfire Cooking, Dutch Oven, Rotisserie Cooking - Swing-out Grill + Pot Hanger and wheels for easy movement. I repurpose old rusty scrap metal to make the base of this outdoor cook station, and can't wait to light the fire and use the ...

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Bench Vise Restoration, Old Joplin Bench Vise, strip to bare metal, lubricate, apply clear coat.

Video | 1 years ago

I restored an Old 4-inch Joplin Bench Vice or Vise, cleaned it up, and lubricated the vise to make it very easy to wind in and out. Using a wire brush on a 5-inch angle grinder, I stripped the paint back to bare metal and coated it with a clear coat of pain...

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Heavy Duty Wall Mount Coat Hooks, Industrial Style - Welding Project using Rebar.

Video | 1 years ago

I make some heavy-duty, industrial-style wall-mount Coat Hooks, using large steel rebar rod, which gives it the real industrial decor look I like. It was a good welding project for me. I enjoyed it. The big steel flat bar is 6mm (1/4 inch) thick, and 75mm (...

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I make a metal Industrial Style Shelf Bracket with a rebar support - MIG welder project.

Video | 1 years ago

In this video, I make a metal Industrial Style Shelf Bracket with a rebar support stay. I love the look of industrial furniture and all the decor that comes with it, and this shelf bracket has the look I like. A nice MIG Welding Project using rebar I hope y...

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I make a Firewood Storage Rack for Wood Burner, Axe Holder, a shelf for Kindling. Outdoor Furniture.

Video | 1 years ago

I make a Firewood Storage Rack for a Wood Burner, with an Axe Holder, and a shelf for Kindling. I have made the firewood rack in a Hexagon shape, as I feel if the firewood rack was square, I am sure it would not have looked as good as a finished project. In...

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I make a Wall Mount Key Holder using Rebar, a Rusty Wrench/Spanner - Repurposed Scrap Metal Project.

Video | 2 years ago

In this video, I make an Industrial Style Wall Mount Key holder, using Rebar and a repurposed Rusty Wrench - Spanner, a Simple Repurposed Scrap Metal Project, and a lot of fun. Main tools used, Welding Magnets V-Pads, MIG welder, Angle Grinder, Hammer, and ...

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Making a Steel Knot Metal Handle - Rebar Industrial Style Handle - Rebar Art Welding Project

Video | 2 years ago

In this video, I make a Steel Knot Metal Handle which is an Industrial Style Metal Handle, bending rebar to make the Sheepshank knot. I love the look of industrial furniture and all the decor that comes with it, and this rebar handle has the look I like. I ...

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I make Spoked Steel Wheels in an Industrial Style, using Rebar for the Spokes - Rebar Project

Video | 2 years ago

I make Spoked Steel Wheels in an Industrial Style, using Rebar for the Spokes. I love anything industrial and if it has rebar in it then it is even better, and this project is one of my favorites, maybe because of the bit where I bend the flat bar into ring...

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Bending Flat Bar into Rings using a Hammer and Rail Track - 50mm x 6mm (2" x 1/4" )Flat bar.

Video | 3 years ago

Bending Flat Bar into Rings using a Hammer and Rail Track - 50mm x 6mm (2" x 1/4" )Flat bar. I am making these flat bar rings as I needed the rings to put on some steel wheel hubs I have made, this will give the project the exact look I wanted, although I d...

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Cooking Breakfast on the Metal Outdoor Fire pit I made on this channel.

Video | 3 years ago

Cooking Breakfast on the Metal Outdoor Firepit which I made on this channel. I made this Metal Firepit for Campfire and Dutch Oven Cooking with a Swinging Pot Hanger, and since I have uploaded the video I had quite a few comments from people wanting to see ...

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I make a Campfire Tripod - Heating Steel Rebar with a Handheld Gas Burner Torch.

Video | 3 years ago

I make a Campfire Tripod - Heating Steel Rebar with a Handheld Propane LPG Gas Burner Torch. Because I was using 5/8 inch (16mm) Rebar I needed to use a gas burner torch to heat the steel so I could bend it. I enjoy doing blacksmithing-type jobs, it was a v...

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