Build Article: http://craftedworkshop.com/walnut-ply… Welcome to our first welding project, a pair of steel desk legs that would also make great legs for a dining table or coffee table. Make sure to stay tuned for Part 2 next week, where I’ll build the top to go with the legs. Share it with your friends!
Materials Used To Build The Steel Legs
Roughly 11 feet of ¼” thick 2″ x 2″ square tubing
Two pieces of ¼” steel plate, 4″ x 22″ each
Flux Core MIG Welding Wire, Innershield NR-211-MP, .035 : http://amzn.to/2aBbDai
Rust-Oleum Light Gray Auto Primer Spray Paint : http://amzn.to/2aBclEm
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Tools Used To Build The Steel Legs
Evolution Power Tools EVOSAW380 15-Inch Steel Cutting Chop Saw : http://amzn.to/2b9zrVb
DEWALT DWE4222N Angle Grinder : http://amzn.to/2b9zwrY
Lincoln Electric POWER MIG 210 MP Multi-Process Welder : http://amzn.to/2aHOJ4b
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Great work and nice video, John. Looking forward to see the next episode.
Great job, Dude! I usually don't wear gloves either.
Great work man, that orange will pop a lot!
Nice job. Damn I wished I'd learned how to weld when I had the chance. I'm thinking about buying one like yours and just learn it on my own.
Will you send me a set please? Lol great job, they look awesome!
I have a scar between my knuckles where I took a cutoff wheel to my hand. If I weren't wearing gloves that scar wouldn't be there. My new rule is no gloves with grinders.
here with the late comment: imo no gloves - if you get nailed with a flap or cutoff wheel - it sucks, but its usually a bandaid - sometimes sutures if you are slow. With gloves, that turns into you hands skin being "degloved" also, ill take the stitches.
edit: oh and great video, i just finished my tables legs today.
Keeping the legs in their natural steel and just sanding but not painting would of been lovely to as a finish
How well has the paint stood up? Nice job man
I understand your use, and not use of gloves, but wonder how you'd get caught the gloves caught in the grinder wheel. If it gets that close, I'd be keen wearing my MIG or stick welding gloves cause they're heavy duty but do reduce the grip. There's good gloves that aid with reducing vibration, these are my preference for extended grinding.