Stick welding projects

Can you spot the difference between a good and bad weld? Test your knowledge here

Making small welding projects from scrap lets you practice your skills without expensive materials. Bring new life to old and discarded items

This is a cross that is made out of 3/8" rebar. Each finished piece is polished with a wire wheel, and then painted with your choice of either clear, or flat black paint. It is then cross wrapped at the center with lightly singed twine. This cross is very sturdy and is guaranteed to last a lifetime. Would make a nice addition to any room and would also make a really nice gift. Approximately 8 1/4" tall X 4 1/4" wide These are handmade so there will be a slight difference in each one.

After that project, I saw the Dutchess County Fairgrounds post this inspirational picture on Facebook and I knew I had to make a horseshoe pumpkin similar to the one they posted. (I don't know who to give proper credit to for that idea.)

Stick welding uses an electrode and an electrical current at the weld pool to join different metals. It gets its name from the solid metal rod or stick that makes up the electrode. What are the facts to stick weld like a master welder? Find out in our informative guide.

Welding projects can be a lucrative way to turn your passion for metalworking into a profitable side hustle or even a full-time business. In this article, we'll explore some of the most intriguing welding projects you can make and sell to make money.