Silly question, would soldering the metal together suffice? Maybe not on heavy metal like that but more so bolts, smaller rods etc? I’m looking to start attempting to make scrap metal figurines
Hi Laura, Soldering the metal is possible but it hash to be very clean, no rusty or grease. You also have to hold the parts in the right place until the solder has harden. And welding is much stronger . Good luck 👍🏻
As always, you did a nice job on the video and the art project. You are far more creative than I am. Yesterday I made a decretive piece for the front of a samurai helmet that I made out of paper mache. Today I am going to make a purana. I made the program for the parts but the perforated steel that I have is very thin. I am not sure that I can weld it. Keep up the good work. I hope that you can sell it for a good price.
Maravilhoso trabalho...👋👋👋👋
Thanks! Thanks for watching 👍🏻👍🏻🙏
*Incrível...qualquer outra palavra depreciaria o belo trabalho. Obrigado por compartilhar tua arte. Saudações do Brasil.*
Thanks Jorge Oliveira !
Have a nice day!
That looks Great Brutus 👍 😊
Thanks Sparky!!
Very good my friend very creative. Those little die grinders are very useful. All the best have a good weekend.
Thanks my friend, have a good weekend to!
Beautiful to watch mate. Well done.
Thanks for watching!!
Nice work!
Thanks!
Fantástico
Thanks !
Have a nice day!
brilliant
Thanks Dave!
Sensacional
Thanks!
Silly question, would soldering the metal together suffice? Maybe not on heavy metal like that but more so bolts, smaller rods etc? I’m looking to start attempting to make scrap metal figurines
Hi Laura,
Soldering the metal is possible but it hash to be very clean, no rusty or grease. You also have to hold the parts in the right place until the solder has harden.
And welding is much stronger .
Good luck 👍🏻
Very nice looking forward to trying to make some of your projects . :)
Thanks! Just start creating!
Hey, your work is truly amazing, can i ask what kind of welding technique your are using?
Thanks for watching and your nice comment, I usually MIG weld my creations!
@@BrutusMetalArt thanks for the quick answer!
As always, you did a nice job on the video and the art project. You are far more creative than I am. Yesterday I made a decretive piece for the front of a samurai helmet that I made out of paper mache. Today I am going to make a purana. I made the program for the parts but the perforated steel that I have is very thin. I am not sure that I can weld it. Keep up the good work. I hope that you can sell it for a good price.
Thanks for your comment Alan!
I want to see the pieces you made!
@@BrutusMetalArt
Well thanks. When I get it done, I will make a short slide show for UA-cam.
@@alanm3438 looking forward to seeing it
Great job, love your videos. Where do you get the metal balls?
Thanks! The balls are used for decoration on garden gates, massief mild steel.
A little too much massaging for my taste, but great work
Thanks Michel !
You will soon be out of Shackles & balls, Then what. No more art 😢. Another creative build. Nice one Brutus.
Hi Ian, don’t worry, I always find something to create !!
When I have nothing left I will come and empty your shed :-)
@@BrutusMetalArt you would then have several lifetimes of material then