KOALA BEAR Weld Art | Nuts and Bolts | Stainless Steel | Just for Fun | Dog | Giraffe

[@tokhenz]

This is very awesome. Makes me want to try it out. I have a question: what is the brush that you use to clean the sculpture? I know it's a drill on a vise but i'm not sure about the type of brush. Thanks

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! The brush is a nylon brush, advertised for removing paint and surface rust. Below is an Amazon link to something similar. Note that I have not used this specific one. It’s just the first one that popped up in an Amazon search as an example. I got mine from Ace Hardware several years ago. amzn.to/3vjpfG3

[@tokhenz]

@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial Thank you very much for your help

[@jackgaskins4170]

Hi, great projects you have there. I purchased a Hobart 210MVP and gas bottle to teach myself how to weld but have yet to get the dang thing out of the box (day jobs suck!). Anyway, i want to teach myself hobby welding and make some small utility type metal items like J hooks and racks or somethings i can use around my woodworking shop. Do you have any videos you can share that goes over basics concerning welding in general then how to start actually making something. I see in this video you are attaching the grounding cable to the piece being welded but what if the piece is small? How do you ground smaller pieces? Im also looking at purchasing an acetylene tank so i can bend wrenches and thinker metals. Had to add an edit, at end of video i see you clamped a drill with a cup brush to shine up the metal, what type brush was that? Thanks.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Sounds awesome! You’re going to be able to do a lot of cool things. I don’t have any welding videos posted. But there are plenty of tutorials on KZbin that will get you a long way. Enjoy!

[@memoirsovmorris345]

Can you paint them when finished welding them?

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Absolutely!

[@frymy14]

Is this for sale anywhere?

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Currently, no. I just made a few for fun. I appreciate your interest! Glad you like them! Maybe I’ll make more and give selling them online or at a craft show a try.