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EgunMogaji2:
No, it’s not Bondo. It’s this - https://www.duplicolor.com/product/filler-primer/

gbadexy:
Ok sir, it looks like an advanced type of the ones welders and automobile sprayers use.
I only deal in architectural paints sir.

EgunMogaji2:
Thanks Sir, I’m using welding goggles but will pick up better automatic welding helmet when I go stateside next year.

Learning to weld is part of my bucket list that I’m checking off.

EgunMogaji2:
Creating this bench that’s inspired by @Pinterest.

Commonsense101:
Egun my guy!!!!!!!!! You're back ? ? Ore mi atata
Been a minute.

Hope naija has been kind

EgunMogaji2:
Al-ḥamdu l-illāhi rabbi l-ʿālamīn.

Nigeria has been good to me. I wish I had made the move earlier.

Thanks.

EgunMogaji2:
How it starts and how it hopes to end.

EgunMogaji2:
Duly noted.

Thazard:
Hello Sir,you just got yourself an online student. I started learning welding since September 28.How wish I have the opportunity to learn in this kind of workshop with such tools.
I envy you!

Following you.

EgunMogaji2:
Thanks for the compliment but I’m still learning with a long way to go

On another note, I finished my first box of electrodes. Hopefully I’ll have good looking welds by the 5th box

EgunMogaji2:
I’m looking to purchase this, have you seen it in markets?

It’s called welding magnets or squares but might have another name in Nigeria.

Thanks.

Thazard:
What is its use?

Thazard:
When did you start?

EgunMogaji2:
First coat of @bergerpaintsng Dove Gray paint. This will be sanded down and a final coat applied.

InvertedHammer:
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Very impressive.

I have 3 heavy duty industrial welding machines. I hope to get into DIY welding soon.

Those welding magnets are relatively cheap in Harbor Freights. You can have someone send you some. Ryobi? Porter Cable? Dewalt? Someone was hanging out too much in Home Depot

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EgunMogaji2:
I need to grind down the welds, weld some more, grind some more, consuming Trophy’s. Rinse and repeat

My welds are God awful but I’m seeing improvements. Despite best intent I keep getting holes in light materials.

We keep moving.

n3xt:
Circle of Success: Test-Fail-Learn-Improve-ReEnter (Repeat).

Just like life, the cycle never stops. It is continual.

We will need you on the other side

EgunMogaji2:
I need to grind down the welds, weld some more, grind some more, consuming Trophy’s. Rinse and repeat

My welds are God awful but I’m seeing improvements. Despite best intent I keep getting holes in light materials.

We keep moving.

uboma:
Keeping your mind and hands engaged creatively is the best thing to do after retirement. This is what you are doing. You are a great inspiration to many.

Your threads are always informative and educative too.

More power to your elbow.