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Introductory Guide to Tools & Equipment

   

Getting started with Metal Sculpture, the question is "where to start"? 

This video should pay for itself over and over again.

Chapters:

    Introduction
    Basic Tools
    Oxygen Acetylene Torch
    Welding/Brazing Table
    Wire Brush on a Motor
    Bar & Rod Cutter
    Hand Power Tools
    Shop Tools
    Air Tools
    Metals
    Spray Finishes
    Other Shop Equipment

metal working hand tools

What tools and equipment do you need to get started? And then what tools and equipment will you eventually want to add?

These are the questions that this video answers. Starting out with the most basic tools and then going on to tools that can be added later. 

As one person said, "there is a world of information here".

oxygen acetylene outfit


This video will definitely save you "time, money and frustration". 

shaft extender for elctric motor


There are cheap imported tools and then there are top quality tools. Both have their uses, but the trick is in knowing which one to buy for a particular purpose.

In my workshop I have many tools that I've acquired over the years. We'll go over these . If one tool is more than your budget will allow right now, maybe we can find an alternative, showing you how you can do what you want to do with a less expensive tool..

die grinders

Where to buy your tools is also covered. Some you may want to buy online and some you definitely want to buy locally. 


Materials are thoroughly covered. Copper, brass, tubing, hot rolled and cold rolled steel along with one of my favorites RG45, ( a copper covered steel rod ). 

hot rolled steel

With a few tools you can get started. 

More tools can be added later.

This video brings it all together and takes much of the guesswork out of what you need and where to buy it.

I know the exasperation of just starting out. Which is why I've  produced this video so you won't have to go through what I went through when I started back in 1967.

I made some really dumb choices back then.  You can avoid expensive mistakes and make smart choices.

 Running time:  60 minutes. 

DVD

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