What welding projects are you working on? Are you proud of something you built?
How about posting some pics so other welders can get some ideas?
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Once again another small project, this one much more labor intensive than I originally thought. Its a coat rack made from horseshoes. The majority of the work was in laying the horseshoes into the board. But this isn't a woodworking forum, it's for welding! So here's a few pictures, turns out after everything is mounted you can't see the welds. The next one I make I'll position everything so you can see them.
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neat idea
hope the horses don't mind going bare foot
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winter coming and now barefoot horses.

Nice rack
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Very innovative. Looks good and practical too!
EWM Phonenix 355 Pulse MIG set mainly for Aluminum, CIGWeld 300Amp AC/DC TIG, TRANSMIG S3C 300 Amp MIG, etc, etc
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It did take a little practice to figure out how i wanted the inside welded. But over all I got some good practice in.
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I've been wondering...what material are horseshoes made of? Ductile iron, steel, or..?
Thanks.
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These particular ones are, as far as I can tell, mild steel. In starting this I've found out there are steel, cast iron, and aluminum. There may be more but this is all I've found. I currently have mostly steel and a handful of aluminum.
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