Chain welding projects

I came up with the idea (and even bought the metal and chain) for this DIY live edge table, with welded chain legs, last year. But because our exterior renovation…

Thank you very much for seeing it. I made it by welding the chain. As it has an adjuster, it eliminates rattling. This seat is made of synthetic leather. [Size] Height 47cm(18.5 inches) Seat surface Φ26cm(10.2 inches) [Color] Matte black Since all of them are by hand, there may be some dimensional errors, coating unevenness, scratches, etcPlease understand and consider purchasing. Payment is PayPal only. Please be aware that I can answer questions, but I can only understand Japanese, so…

Through craftsmanship, I give industrial-made products that are normally used in technology a touch of art: art, industry and functionality are united.

Ryan Beamish, a 30-year-old Iraq War veteran, used bike-based art to pay for his dog's life-saving surgery.

Project: Make a seriously over-the-top motorcycle trailer. When you can't afford a project bike quite yet, you start small and work your way up the rolling vehicle food chain. Job: Weld in an axle extension to make room for motorcycle shocks and fenders on the outside of the trailer bed. On the Job: George LutzRidin', wrenchin' and shootin'

#stool #industrial #chain

Engineering Clips 📺 on Instagram: “Infinity cube made from a bicycle chain ⛓️🤯 📸 credit: @chainbreakerwelding . Follow @clipsineering ⬅️ Follow @clipsineering ⬅️ Follow…”

This is a handmade scrap metal spider. The body of this arachnid is crafted from a nuts and washers. The eyes are a chain link welded to a nut and the legs are all made from wire. This is the perfect guardian for your desk or the perfect gift for the spider fan. It is realistic enough at first glance to scare the heck out of any unsuspecting individual. This is pretty heavy and it is metal. The sharp edges have all been cleaned up and the entire spider is sprayed with a clear polyurethane…