SHAPING METAL CUTTING:
USE A SAW, GRINDER, OR METAL CUTTER TO ACHIEVE THE DESIRED SHAPES. ENSURE THE TOOL IS SHARP AND SUITABLE FOR THE METAL TYPE. BENDING: EMPLOY PLIERS, A HAMMER, OR A VICE TO BEND METAL INTO CURVES OR ANGLES. CHOOSE THE RIGHT METHOD BASED ON THE METAL’S THICKNESS. MOLDING: USE A HAMMER AND ANVIL TO FORM METAL INTO COMPLEX SHAPES. START WITH A BASIC SHAPE AND REFINE IT GRADUALLY.
BASIC WELDING TECHNIQUES MIG WELDING:
A TECHNIQUE USING A WIRE ELECTRODE THAT FEEDS THROUGH A NOZZLE TO JOIN METAL PIECES. TIG WELDING: OFFERS PRECISION WITH A NON-CONSUMABLE TUNGSTEN ELECTRODE AND A STABLE ARC. STICK WELDING: USES A COATED ELECTRODE TO CREATE A PROTECTIVE SLAG FOR JOINING METALS.
COMMON TOOLS ANGLE GRINDER:
VERSATILE FOR CUTTING, GRINDING, AND POLISHING. WELDING HELMET: PROTECTS YOUR EYES FROM HARMFUL UV RAYS AND SPARKS. WIRE BRUSH: REMOVES RUST AND CONTAMINANTS. CLAMPS: HOLD METAL PIECES SECURELY.
