On the surface, a finish nailer and a brad nailer are very similar. A lot of people get confused when it comes to the two types of nailers, and often they use them interchangeably. Besides, they are about the same size, and they are both used to drive nails through trim wood. However, there’s a … Read more
Wearing PPE (personal protective equipment) in welding environments is an important safety practice that helps to minimize exposure to potential welding hazards. Considering that most welding hazards could permanently impair the well-being of welders, it is always a good idea to plan and controls all potential hazards. Getting a welding cap is a great way … Read more
Stick welding is one of the most used welding techniques for arc welding. A Stick welder uses a solid metal electrode (stick) and electric current to join metal pieces together. This welding technique is relatively simple to learn, and its versatility has contributed to its popularity, especially for beginners. One of the first questions welders … Read more
Comparing them side by side, it may not be easy to distinguish between a siding nailer and a roofing nailer. The two nail guns look similar, and they perform the same purpose of driving nails into surfaces. That begs the question. Can you use them interchangeably? or Can I use a roofing nailer for siding? … Read more
We have to say! Nowadays, welders are spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing a welding machine. It is almost impossible to list all welding brands available today. From Lincoln Electric to Miller Electric, Hobart, Everlast welders, to new entrants such as like Kemppi or Fronius International. The list is endless. We have previously … Read more
Are you wondering if you can convert stick welder to TIG? Here is the truth. You can convert a stick welder or any DC welding machine into a TIG welder, provided that you have the supplies, including a TIG torch and Argon gas. If you want to try TIG welding and don’t want something that … Read more
A welding arc uses an electric current to melt and join metals pieces of metal together. The process involves very high temperatures that melt the parts before letting them cool down and form the weld. Welding arcs are incredibly hot and produce enough heat that is needed to join pieces of metals into one piece. … Read more
A drill press is an important power tool in any workshop, and it is not only used to make holes in metal but also for woodworking operations. It is the perfect tool when your project requires a precise speed or drilling at an angle, but this will require a little understanding of how a drill … Read more
Welding calls for a great deal of skill, whether you are a professional welder or a hobby fabricator who welds once in a while. Electrode selection is critical to any welding process since it determines the weld strength, ease of cleanup, and bead quality. Welding electrodes come in different types and sizes, but the 7014 … Read more
A lathe is a power tool that is designed to perform various functions, including cutting, drilling, knurling, sanding, among other operations. The device rotates the workpiece about its axis to let you cut, drill, shape, and turn wood pieces, metals, among other materials. Lathes are typically categorized by the type of work they can perform. … Read more