13 PCS Welding Coupons,10 Style Premium Welding Practice Kit Made Of 17 Gauge Premium Mild Steel
$45.99 Original price was: $45.99.$39.99Current price is: $39.99.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 6 customer ratings
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- Feature-Rich Welding Kit: This kit includes 13 welding plates, designed to create 10 different shaped craft items. Each piece is precision-engineered to ensure smooth and effortless welding.
- Premium Materials and Craftsmanship: Crafted from 17-gauge mild steel, the plates are sturdy, durable, and resistant to deformation. The laser-cut edges are clean and smooth, making your welding experience more seamless and efficient.
- Challenging and Engaging: With 10 shapes ranging from simple to complex, this kit offers an exciting progression of difficulty, making welding practice more enjoyable. The thinner 17-gauge plates are easier to bend, adding an extra layer of challenge for those who already have basic welding skills and want to take their techniques to the next level.
- Multifunction: You can personalize the finished creations to suit your style and decorate your favorite spaces, turning them into unique and functional art pieces.
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Apollo –
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These are heavy bulky and sharp, the metal is thick. The pieces are slightly smaller than I expect you outside they are not small by any means. There is a small set of instructions that show you what the base piece looks like and what it folds into. It looks like it’s a good quality I have not welded any of them yet but they seem like they will do well. God pen holders prisms they do have a dodecahedron with numbers on it. I was hoping for a d20 there is not one. But there are 2D6s, a D12 85 a D4 adenine and a couple of little extras. I’m going to post some pictures.
Courtney Hepp –
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Very cool and unique idea for someone who is learning to weld!
Kim A. Steiner –
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How are you gonna make a set of metal dice and not have a D20?Anyway, i got these for my husband to practice and he was SUPER stoked. XD
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A very cool collection to help learn to weld while making something cool. I love teaching myself to weld and this kit makes it more than just doing welds on scrap coupons.
Peter Bingham –
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The title is a joke… What isn’t a joke is the gaps they expect you to fill if fold the pieces up like they explain in their instructions. I did the first one their way, ended up using an extra thick filler rod to fill the gab, but I was pretty sure I would either burn right through the edge or have it come out looking like poop if I tried it with my MIG setup. Ended up cutting the pieces apart, cleaning off their little tabs and then tacking it together. That worked MUCH better. So, if you cut it all apart, it’s not a bad kit. Plus you get a little practice fixturing things up.