DIY: Welding a Chain Lamp - Welding Chains Part 2
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- čas přidán 11. 12. 2021
- Mr. Sawbladehead is back and walking us through this DIY project of welding a chain lamp. This time, he is making a welded lamp for his house. What other kinds of things would you like to see him make in 2022? Drop your ideas below!
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SBH, I like how you "don't see a thing for what it is but what it can become." Here, using chain as a structural element. The little kink in the arc marks the piece's personality. Thanks for the video, I'm enjoying your project builds.
Thank you my friend! Just wait for my upcoming video projects !
Appreciate this video I've been thinking about this for the last month
filling that hole where the hook meets the base, that is why we call mig wire prairie rod here in Canada, its great for wide open spaces, its always nice seeing another welder/fabricator know what there doing without questioning themselves, your the reason why i can do nice welds on titanium and i thank you for that, I only have one other material i have to try tig welding and thats brass.... i dont know if you have a video on it but you can weld white metal, ive done it a couple times in my 15 years in the trade
Thank you. I haven’t worked with either metals yet although I have watched my dad weld them. His ornamental brass tree sculpture he did when I was kid made a huge impact on me creatively. Wish you well on your future welding journey!😁🤘🏻🤘🏻
I’ve never welded before but I’ve worked with my hands my entire life so I think I can manage. My question is: could I just get my chain taught with a winch or come-along and weld it up that way?
Excellent tips on welding chain together.
Thank you! Hope you got a chance to watch my PT1 too! More in-depth on material prep, technique and several finished designs.
Just been accepted into college on the welding course I wanted (UK) be watching a lot more of these videos 👍
Congratulations! Be safe, have fun and go make that $$!!
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451 thank you will do👍
Yeah hes back 👌so many thx you helped with the the table if you remember and now I have one more idea to make 😝
Fantastic!! I’d love to see it!! More videos of my client builds coming soon!
Huge help!! Thanks and I’m looking forward to more vids.
Thank you! Let me know if there’s an idea or project that you’d like me to create for the next video!
Fantastic video loved it and it’s going to help me do a little project using chains now please then coming 👍👍👍👍👍
That looks awesome
Thank you! More projects coming using different types of chains incorporated into my designs.
I loved it!for more welding artistic projects, other furniture projects, etc, please!😁👏👏👏👍
I have several videos where I’ve built an aviator chair, Industrial office furniture/desk, steampunk kitchen island/ dining room table, guitar stands, wall mounted sign… but I will have more furniture builds and some of my musical artists builds for their tours! Check’em out! Mr.Sawbladehead 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Great project!!! I’d like to see more of this kind of stuff!!
Well that’s good to hear cuz I have more coming !🤣 Thank you for watching !
Haven’t seen this guy before, opening scene “shit this guy looks rock n roll” -- “hello everyone it’s your favourite rock n roll welder”
🤣 well thanks for watching !! Yes, drumming artist welder! I create one of a kind functional works of art that have been seen in homes, businesses, concert & stages around the world. Check out my other videos here on Weld.Com and if you have an idea you’d like to see me create, please let us know!🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451 you are also an Awesome pictoral painter and graphic artist.......
Been Jonesn' for another one of these videos. Thank you and Merry Christmas!!
Thank you and Merry Christmas to you too!!
Gracias por el video tan detallado para soldar cadenas, es sumamente útil.
I only had to see the thumbnail to know I would be subscribing. Just looks like a dude that knows his shit.
🤣 Thank you! I’ve been telling my mom that but she’s not so convincing!😏 I’ll have more SICK builds coming ! Stay tuned and if there’s something you’d like me to create, leave a comment !
Clear insulated wire may have looked a little better than brown, but great no bs video, tysm!
Awesome!
Thank you!
Cool lamp.
Thank you!
Be sure to have a well ventilated shop and maybe consider a filter mask when welding galvanized steel. The gasses that come off when you’re welding isn’t good for your health. Even when you do good prep work, there’s still some of the coating that off gasses when you weld.
Yup! You should see part 1 where I explained preparing your material and addressed ventilation. Thanks for watching.
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451 Thanks for the response. It just seemed important to remind folks of that particular safety issue. The end result looks great. Do you paint or powder coat before you wire up the lamp, or do you tend to leave it raw and let it patina naturally?
Randy Callahan It sure is important. That’s why I referred to my PT1 (gotta keep these videos somewhat short and sweet) I always do some sort of finishing on my designs, whether it’s painting, powder coating or clear coating. I used penetrol on many of my designs and on this lamp. It protects well and gives it a thick wet coating.
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451 I do like shorter videos.👍 I’ll have to look at the Penetrol. I have a welding cart I’m finishing up and planned to use primer and paint. Look forward to your next project.
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451 Shawn, look into getting some Ship 2 Shore for coating...my art school college roommate who restores sculpture for the Government and private groups says it is fantastic clear coat......I will find out the actual product number for you and let you know, Cheers on a great video, Paulie B...
Very well done
Thank you. If you liked this design, stay tuned for much more elaborate designs !
Sweet 🤘
🤘🏻🤘🏻
Good job 👍
Thank you!
I've been doing something similar with smaller stainless steel chain
It’s fun stuff!!
We need more SBH !
there’s more!! Anything special you’d like to see me create?
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451 I’d like to see this channel create a playlist for your videos. An it would be cool to see art projects that require custom bending/rolling metal, or some custom tools for the trade orrrrrrrrrrr informative/tip videos for when someone is first starting out a small welding business. SBH although I respect this channel highly had become the highlight for me!
Steven Pacheco Thank you and those are some great ideas ! I’ll see what we can do and hopefully make that happen.
@@stevenpacheco1825 We have it: czcams.com/play/PL52lqKDQaoDga-bPTvviogJEXD0-fRUx4.html
I think Tommy Lee had his kit made from chain it was chromed looked really cool.
Don’t remember any of his kits made from chains. Scott Rockenfield of Queensryche had parts of his kit made from chains. I actually created (Casey Grillo) Queensryche’s drum sculpture a few years ago for their tour with the Scorpions
I've made several different kinds
Good enough
WHEEWW! thank God!
Most Excellent. Need a motorcycle chain mic stand for the skull microphone at the TAP!
Well, maybe one of Santa’s elves is making you one unless you’re on his naughty list. 😁
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451
Always just the right amount of both.
Years ago I made floor boards for my motorcycle out of snowchains
That sounds FN cool!
Can you use stick welder on chain?
Yes build more stuff like this!
Well, it ain’t a tank but I may be building a tank drum riser and stage soon! 😁😁
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451 Sounds cool! Can't wait to see it.
Making Stuff Can I get a ride in your tank when your done?😁
@@sawbladeheaddesigns2451 Sure just let me know the next time you are in Tennessee!
I gotta question you build zakk Wylde Mac stand lol 🔥🤘🏼🔥
Do you not clean off the zinc plating? I’ve wanted to create some of my own projects with chain but have been advised to remove the plating before welding but It seems as though you are ignoring the zinc plating and getting pretty good welds.
Yes. As I stated in this video, please check out my prior video on how I prepped my materials prior to welding.
Hey
I need to ask about machine using MIG welding machine using gas or no
What kind of welder u using?
I have something i want to weld with the use of a chain... where can i email you the pic, would love a tutorial on it
what is the thickness of this chain?
Where can I buy a mic stand??
I live on Vancouver Island, we have lots of old boom chains and anchor chains, most of it is very rusty so i use 6011 and stick weld the links.
Don’t be teasing me with those chains!😁 Those are amazing for sculptures and furniture pieces! I’d love to see what you’re making with those! Thanks for watching and keep in touch!
First comment🤩
You WIN! ..but the first comment should have more content than just “first comment”!🤣🤣
You know you're a welder when you put your hand over the screen when the mig gun touches the work.
Weld a couch next
I’ve done all sorts of furniture but never a couch! 😁
How many times have you caught that long hair on fire
Actually, once when I was kid playing in my dads shop using the stick welder to make sparks!🤣 I always tie it up and tuck it in my Comeaux cap!
You are not my favorite, dude.