Starting with a new hobby can always be very daunting. The thought of starting with something new and unfamiliar can be like shooting in the dark. Which tools do you get first? Also, how many functions can each tool facilitate, and which one will suit your needs? We are answering all those questions today with […]

The market has always been thirsty for a blow torch that is both safer and more efficient to use. Founded in 1876, Bernzomatic has been leading the fire and heat industry for more than a century. Bernzomatic has been diligently forging ahead with a progressive mindset and quality craftsmanship since then.  Today we will discuss […]

In our previous article, Welding Basics, we discussed the basic differences between the various welders available on the market today. The art of welding is possibly one of the most difficult trades to perfect. The best way to become a master welder is usually by developing your skills over time. Gladly, times have changed and the […]

The idea of a backyard blacksmith is probably something most of us have not been much accustomed to. This is surprising, considering that being a blacksmith was traditionally something one did manage to not only learn but also perfect at home. The extremely high levels of potential safety hazards and the cumbersome (and often very […]

Ever wanted to make your unique knives that were perfect for your application and suited your aesthetic look and feel? Well, although there are a few options available for those that forge their steel at home, fortunately, the knife-making hobby is also available to the average novice woodworker. Over the years, we have looked at […]

In our previous article, Going Cordless: Smart Tips for Beginners, we discussed the various advantages of going cordless. In the case of a pin, brad, and concrete nailers this may certainly be a change need to consider. The cumbersome and often energy-depleting task of hauling around your compressor whenever you need to nail pieces together […]

Welding is done by creating an arc between the base metal (the metal being welded) and the filler metal. The arc melts the base metal and filler metal, combining them into one material to join the base metals. The filler metal is consumed in the process.

  Being able to hold your workpieces while working with steel is very important for accuracy, precision, control, and most importantly – safety. Users may have different needs for their machinist vices, this is why we have put together a range of various metal working engineering vices to suit your every need. Whether you’re a […]