If you’re close to a welder, you’d probably like to be able to treat them to something they’ll love on special occasions. It can be hard to shop for welding supplies if you’re not in the know. If you’re not sure how to shop for the welder in your life, keep reading for some helpful …
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If you’re a beginner, student, or hobbyist welder, using a good old-fashioned stick welder may be the best, least expensive choice for you, especially if you’re choosing a Miller welder from Sidney Lee Welding Supply in the Atlanta, GA area. Stick welders may not be as versatile as newer TIG or MIG welders, but they …
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It’s that festive time of year again — a great time to consider some fun welding projects for the holidays, or even making your own gifts! Have you thought about learning welding as a hobby? Consider making a metal Christmas tree, a reindeer, snowman, star, snowflake, wreath, ornament, wine rack, key chain, or any number …
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We can’t recommend enough learning welding as a hobby! Beyond the fact that it’s a fun and exciting way to spend your weekend, there are so many practical applications for this skill that will improve your homelife! Have we talked you into it yet? If you’re on board and excited to get welding, we’d love …
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Before TIG and MIG and incredible Miller welding machines, metals were forged by our ancestors the old-fashioned way: blacksmithing. But even with the advancements in technology, tools, and machines, blacksmithing is still a thriving field of work, with artists and craftspeople producing amazing pieces using the heat of fire itself. Today, we take a look …
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Victory gardens were planted in war time so that citizens could rely on themselves to provide food during hard times. While we aren’t at war in the same way, our economy is shifting, and one area of concern might be food supplies in the year ahead. Welders can get to work to help this new …
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Welding as a hobby is a great way to create the stuff your family needs. Nowadays with everyone talking about “social distance”, it’s never been a better time for do-it-yourself welding projects at home. If you’re a hobbyist, you can get all the welding equipment you want from Sidney Lee Welding Supply Co in Atlanta, …
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If you are a hobbyist or occasional DIY user of welding equipment in Georgia, you probably don’t want to invest your whole savings into a top-notch MIG welder quite yet. You’ve probably noticed that there are also cheaper welding supplies available from even your regular discount stores these days. Are these machines, which can utilize …
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So it’s time to dust off the old welding machine you inherited from Dad. Or you just treated yourself to a shiny new TIG machine from Miller Welders. Either way, the time to do-it-yourself has come, and a-welding you will go toward creating something from a pile of sheet metal scraps, iron rods lying around …
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So, this is the year you finally cut loose your ‘85 Toyota’s powerful cab from its worthless, rusty frame and weld up an adventure-hungry ‘Truggy’ like your neighbor raced through Utah last summer. Or, at least, finally attach a handrail to the porch before you get too old. Either way, if you want to get …
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