Horseshoe Bench – DIY Easy metal Arc Stick welding projects

DIY bench out of horseshoes made with the arc or stick welder, easy projects you can make in a weekend. Simple construction, butt them next to each other and weld them together! I switched over to 3.2mm rods for better penetration and joins.

Some pictures here on the FB page https://www.facebook.com/pg/thepoultrypeople/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1162445523884466

Originally i just wanted a arch but without a lot of bracing it was fairly unstable with a lot of flex so i changed it into a bench.

Affiliate link to Amazon if you want to get yourself one https://goo.gl/opDBkT

Tools needed were really simple, any semi decent arc welder,
Also you would ideally grind them down first but i couldnt be bothered, with 3.2mm you dont really need to. It melts deeply and well, take your time, listen for a noise like bacon sizzling. Too much splatter? Probably too much power.

Music with many thanks

Matthew Huffaker, (http://www.teknoaxe.com),(http://www.youtube.com/user/teknoaxe),
(teknoaxe@gmail.com) give permission to thePoultryPeople, to use my music, which is hosted on http://www.teknoaxe.com, and
represented on the youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/teknoaxe under the
terms of CC (Creative Commons) 4.0 license.

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  1. Hi Bongo, addicted to your videos, I do similar but with mortgage and hence job time is slim… Where do you get horseshoes from? I am in horsey country or worcestershire but cant seem to lay my hands on any quantity. BikerPaul2003

  2. I've been looking for projects I can do with my everlast welder. I just wish I had access to as many horseshoes as you had. It looks like a fun project.

  3. Wow and all done with a stick welder. For a lot of welding I use my everlast mig welder. Mig welding is much more productive I find. No knocking off the slag and changing electrodes when they are too short.

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