Tack the Metal for Yard Art

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Part of the video series: Welding Yard Art

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Summary: Tips and advice on making and welding yard art and how to tack the material, learn to bend and break material in order to tack it and fusing it together in this free welding video.

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Christopher D. Ramirez Christopher D. Ramirez is a performance mechanic for Tampa Bay's Driven Concepts. Christopher specializes in performance upgrades and modifications to cars an... read more

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Tack the Metal for Yard Art

Hi my name is Danny Ramirez and on behalf of Expert Village, I will be welding yard art. Now I would be talking about tacking the material together. I would be tacking it before I actually weld it so I can know exactly how I want it. If anything that I don't like, all I have to do is break it in half. I have already bent this round and I tacked it right here. But I would be tacking all these parts to the outer end of the sun. It goes like this. You want to make sure that the material is right up to the other piece of material so they can fuse together. If not, you have to use a filler out to tack just in case. Now I got this side tacked; let me show you. After I get that side tacked, I would tack the other one and I would do that all the way around. If I think it looks good the way I want it, then I go all the way around and weld it together.