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@@mcbawangyakuznouxman9439 much of it was scrap. The cost vs value of the project is well worth it!

Thanks! ;)

Yeah that was a bit of awesome, not to mention the rest of the whole video...which was just wicked good...

The shielding protects his camera. That is all that it does.

@@billy19461 adding the square with the exposure reversed to the video over the welding protects the camera...just curious...how does it do that...

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Definitely! I always love to do this, too! Even rescuing old tools that look like they are only suited for recycling instead, I have fixed them up, and there's little that's more satisfying!

Best comment I ever read so far for this nice clamps..

Thanks!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! ;)

Thank you, mate! :)

i'm pretty sure you're aware, but your computer screen is not capable of being bright enough to give you welders flash. the brightest it will be is the same as a white screen. it was nice to be able to see what he would see through his welders mask though, rather than just a white blob, that's likely what you meant anyways.

@@grahamh1067 I think it's a joke. But it's funny to imagine someone getting out their mask to watch welding videos, just in case.

@@stevem815 funny story, on the flip side of being safe while watching someone weld, i met a guy that thought it was safe to watch with a mirror, said that a mirror wouldn't reflect the UV light. i wonder if he can still see.

Not that long. The longest part would be waiting for the primer and paint to dry, LOL! The sanding and grinding would be the next longest part. If you have a chop saw designed to cut metal (like this guy's miter saw, but for metal), though, the cutting is really quick. Welding is super quick, too. The longest part of that is cleaning off the slag and any spatter afterwards.

Hoping that's sarcasm.

The only issue I had was that he seemed to be too eager to grind down welds, and that weakens them. That's just a pet peeve of mine from my decades of welding experience - never grind unless it must be done for the operation of what you're making.