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  9. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  10. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners. Wondering what to weld and looking for inspiration? Then you are exactly right here. In this article, I&#39;ll show you three ideas for DIY steel furniture - perfect for re-welding.
  11.  
  12. &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.easyweldingprojects.com/5f-welding-take-a-look-at-no-longer-commonplace-and-no-longer-simple/&quot;&gt;Easy welding projects&lt;/a&gt; and ideas for beginners
  13. Today I show you three easy welding projects for you and your welding machine. Perfect for re-welding and suitable for beginners. So if you&#39;re still looking for some easy welding projects and ideas for beginners, you might find them here. No matter how inexperienced you are, you will definitely get these projects implemented.
  14.  
  15. Self-made furniture brings personality into your own four walls. I love coming up with my own designs and building my own furniture. And these designs I want to share with you today. So if you&#39;re still looking for inspiration for your next welding project, you&#39;ve come to the right place.
  16.  
  17. No money for designer furniture? Then just build it yourself. I&#39;ll show you three pieces of furniture that you can easily rebuild. Includes building plan, instructions and a list of everything you need. Would you like a stylish eye-catcher for your apartment, brand: self-made? I show you three easy welding projects and ideas for beginners.
  18.  
  19. 1. Weld the wardrobe yourself
  20. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  21. Wardrobes and clothes racks are very trendy right now. While we used to hide our clothes in meter-long closet walls, today we can present our treasures. Admittedly, clothes rails are available from 10 EUR. However, these models are usually not pretty. Also, I prefer something sturdy. Because the quality of most clothes rails from the retail trade leaves a lot to be desired.
  22.  
  23. The great thing: building your own wardrobe or clothes rail is super easy. This project is definitely suitable for beginners. If you are looking for simple welding projects and ideas for beginners, a self-welded wardrobe is a good idea. Almost all welds are hidden, so you can fry to your heart&#39;s content. Even if your welds aren&#39;t supermodels yet, you can tackle this project with confidence.
  24.  
  25. DIY metal wardrobe
  26.  
  27. You can find out everything you need to know in my guide to building your own steel wardrobe. Just click on the button above and you will be taken straight to the instructions. I will explain step-by-step how to proceed, give you a shopping list and have prepared a free construction plan for you.
  28.  
  29. 2. Weld the plant stand yourself
  30. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  31. Are you looking for simple welding projects and ideas for beginners? Then the plant stand is definitely something for you!
  32.  
  33. I love plants and couldn&#39;t get enough of them. Urban Jungle is my declared goal. However, I lack the green thumb. Not so wild, because I skilfully staged the few plants that survive my “care”. And with a plant stand.
  34.  
  35. The great thing: a plant stand makes your plant appear larger. Perfect for anyone without a green thumb. In addition, large plants are not exactly cheap. It doesn&#39;t have to be at all, because we just cheat ourselves a bit of size. This is a great thing, especially for small rooms. The stand doesn&#39;t make the room look cluttered, even if you line up several pots next to each other.
  36.  
  37. Build a plant stand yourself. No problem. That&#39;s very easy. There are numerous instructions for wooden plant stands on the Internet. But why not try a steel version?
  38.  
  39. You need:
  40. And this tool:
  41. 15 mm square bar steel (solid material)
  42. paint if necessary
  43. welding machine
  44. angle grinder
  45. Grinding discs &amp; if necessary cutting disc
  46. Don&#39;t forget job security
  47. Safety at work is important and really not to be neglected. I have summarized what you need here:
  48.  
  49. When welding
  50. When sanding
  51. welding helmet
  52. welding gloves
  53. sweat extraction
  54. earmuffs
  55. safety goggles
  56. breathing mask
  57. Instructions: Weld the plant stand
  58. I used solid material for the plant stand. But of course you can also use steel pipe and then close the openings with caps. I like the solution with solid material better, but of course that is a matter of taste.
  59.  
  60. I wrote down the measurements I used in my instructions. It&#39;s even easier if you choose a pot beforehand. Then you measure the diameter of your pot (outer wall to opposite outer wall). Now you know exactly how big your cross, i.e. the contact surface for the plant pot, has to be.
  61.  
  62. 1. Saw steel
  63.  
  64. You can buy the steel already sawn in some online shops and in some hardware stores. You usually pay a hefty surcharge for this. That&#39;s why I recommend you to saw the steel yourself. If you don&#39;t have a steel saw in the workshop or at home, you can easily saw the steel with an angle grinder and a cutting disc.
  65.  
  66. It is best to build a small device for this. You can clamp a piece of steel on the surface to be cut and thus have direct guidance. Feel free to visit me on  Instagram  . I have a post on the subject and I&#39;ll explain how it works!
  67.  
  68. If you want to cut the steel with an angle grinder, I would recommend the version with a steel tube. Because otherwise you will need half an eternity to cut with the angle grinder.
  69.  
  70. Here I have written down the dimensions I used for you. It&#39;s even easier if you choose a pot beforehand. The outer diameter of your pot tells you how big your cross needs to be. I used a 28.3 cm diameter pot. It&#39;s best to plan a bit of play on both sides.
  71.  
  72. You need:
  73.  
  74. 1x 28.5 cm for the cross
  75.  
  76. 2 x 13.5 cm also for the cross
  77.  
  78. 4 x 45 cm for the legs
  79.  
  80. 2. Cross weld
  81.  
  82. We build the cross from a total of three pieces of steel: a continuous square piece of steel and 2 shorter pieces. Align the cross and use an angle to check whether you really have aligned everything squarely. Best to clamp. I welded the cross on the inside edges. This saves you grinding. Because the cross is the shelf for your plant stand and nothing should wobble here.
  83.  
  84. 3. Weld on legs
  85.  
  86. When you have welded the cross, it is now the turn of the legs. Where you weld the cross is of course up to you. I let the legs run out about 10 cm above the cross. Depending on the size of your pot, you can adjust the length of the legs and the height of the cross.
  87.  
  88. 4. Grind off welds
  89.  
  90. If necessary, you can grind down the weld seams afterwards. I didn&#39;t paint the plant stand because I really like the finish of the steel. However, if you prefer to paint your plant stand, you are welcome to take a look at my guide &quot; Painting metal with the spray can&quot;.
  91.  
  92. 3. Weld the decorative ladder yourself
  93. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  94. Whether as a towel holder or decorative element, this piece will definitely be an eye-catcher in your home. The decorative ladder not only looks good, but is also practical. You can hang towels or hang your favorite magazine over them.
  95.  
  96. If you are looking for easy welding projects and ideas for beginners, the decorative ladder is for you. Because it is perfect for practicing. And while you improve your skills, a new stylish highlight is created for your home.
  97.  
  98. DIY decorative ladder
  99.  
  100. You can find out everything you need to know in my instructions on how to build a decorative ladder yourself. Just click on the button above and you will be taken straight to the instructions. I will explain step-by-step how to proceed, give you a shopping list and have prepared a free construction plan for you.
  101.  
  102. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  103. That was three easy pieces of furniture to reweld and my post on “Easy Welding Projects for Beginners”. All projects are easy to implement and yet a highlight for your apartment. Self-made furniture brings personality into your own four walls. If you too are fed up with mass-produced products and monotony, then simply build your own furniture.
  104.  
  105. Which project do you like the most? If you build one of the parts, be sure to send me a picture. I would be very happy!
  106.  
  107. Want more?
  108.  
  109. Are you still a complete beginner or don&#39;t have a welding machine at home? Then visit me in my DIY workshops.
  110.  
  111. Looking for even more inspiration? Then take a look at this DIY project from the community.
  112.  
  113. DIY workshop
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  124. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners. Wondering what to weld and looking for inspiration? Then you are exactly right here. In this article, I&#39;ll show you three ideas for DIY steel furniture - perfect for re-welding.
  125.  
  126. &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.easyweldingprojects.com/5f-welding-take-a-look-at-no-longer-commonplace-and-no-longer-simple/&quot;&gt;Easy welding projects&lt;/a&gt; and ideas for beginners
  127. Today I show you three easy welding projects for you and your welding machine. Perfect for re-welding and suitable for beginners. So if you&#39;re still looking for some easy welding projects and ideas for beginners, you might find them here. No matter how inexperienced you are, you will definitely get these projects implemented.
  128.  
  129. Self-made furniture brings personality into your own four walls. I love coming up with my own designs and building my own furniture. And these designs I want to share with you today. So if you&#39;re still looking for inspiration for your next welding project, you&#39;ve come to the right place.
  130.  
  131. No money for designer furniture? Then just build it yourself. I&#39;ll show you three pieces of furniture that you can easily rebuild. Includes building plan, instructions and a list of everything you need. Would you like a stylish eye-catcher for your apartment, brand: self-made? I show you three easy welding projects and ideas for beginners.
  132.  
  133. 1. Weld the wardrobe yourself
  134. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  135. Wardrobes and clothes racks are very trendy right now. While we used to hide our clothes in meter-long closet walls, today we can present our treasures. Admittedly, clothes rails are available from 10 EUR. However, these models are usually not pretty. Also, I prefer something sturdy. Because the quality of most clothes rails from the retail trade leaves a lot to be desired.
  136.  
  137. The great thing: building your own wardrobe or clothes rail is super easy. This project is definitely suitable for beginners. If you are looking for simple welding projects and ideas for beginners, a self-welded wardrobe is a good idea. Almost all welds are hidden, so you can fry to your heart&#39;s content. Even if your welds aren&#39;t supermodels yet, you can tackle this project with confidence.
  138.  
  139. DIY metal wardrobe
  140.  
  141. You can find out everything you need to know in my guide to building your own steel wardrobe. Just click on the button above and you will be taken straight to the instructions. I will explain step-by-step how to proceed, give you a shopping list and have prepared a free construction plan for you.
  142.  
  143. 2. Weld the plant stand yourself
  144. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  145. Are you looking for simple welding projects and ideas for beginners? Then the plant stand is definitely something for you!
  146.  
  147. I love plants and couldn&#39;t get enough of them. Urban Jungle is my declared goal. However, I lack the green thumb. Not so wild, because I skilfully staged the few plants that survive my “care”. And with a plant stand.
  148.  
  149. The great thing: a plant stand makes your plant appear larger. Perfect for anyone without a green thumb. In addition, large plants are not exactly cheap. It doesn&#39;t have to be at all, because we just cheat ourselves a bit of size. This is a great thing, especially for small rooms. The stand doesn&#39;t make the room look cluttered, even if you line up several pots next to each other.
  150.  
  151. Build a plant stand yourself. No problem. That&#39;s very easy. There are numerous instructions for wooden plant stands on the Internet. But why not try a steel version?
  152.  
  153. You need:
  154. And this tool:
  155. 15 mm square bar steel (solid material)
  156. paint if necessary
  157. welding machine
  158. angle grinder
  159. Grinding discs &amp; if necessary cutting disc
  160. Don&#39;t forget job security
  161. Safety at work is important and really not to be neglected. I have summarized what you need here:
  162.  
  163. When welding
  164. When sanding
  165. welding helmet
  166. welding gloves
  167. sweat extraction
  168. earmuffs
  169. safety goggles
  170. breathing mask
  171. Instructions: Weld the plant stand
  172. I used solid material for the plant stand. But of course you can also use steel pipe and then close the openings with caps. I like the solution with solid material better, but of course that is a matter of taste.
  173.  
  174. I wrote down the measurements I used in my instructions. It&#39;s even easier if you choose a pot beforehand. Then you measure the diameter of your pot (outer wall to opposite outer wall). Now you know exactly how big your cross, i.e. the contact surface for the plant pot, has to be.
  175.  
  176. 1. Saw steel
  177.  
  178. You can buy the steel already sawn in some online shops and in some hardware stores. You usually pay a hefty surcharge for this. That&#39;s why I recommend you to saw the steel yourself. If you don&#39;t have a steel saw in the workshop or at home, you can easily saw the steel with an angle grinder and a cutting disc.
  179.  
  180. It is best to build a small device for this. You can clamp a piece of steel on the surface to be cut and thus have direct guidance. Feel free to visit me on  Instagram  . I have a post on the subject and I&#39;ll explain how it works!
  181.  
  182. If you want to cut the steel with an angle grinder, I would recommend the version with a steel tube. Because otherwise you will need half an eternity to cut with the angle grinder.
  183.  
  184. Here I have written down the dimensions I used for you. It&#39;s even easier if you choose a pot beforehand. The outer diameter of your pot tells you how big your cross needs to be. I used a 28.3 cm diameter pot. It&#39;s best to plan a bit of play on both sides.
  185.  
  186. You need:
  187.  
  188. 1x 28.5 cm for the cross
  189.  
  190. 2 x 13.5 cm also for the cross
  191.  
  192. 4 x 45 cm for the legs
  193.  
  194. 2. Cross weld
  195.  
  196. We build the cross from a total of three pieces of steel: a continuous square piece of steel and 2 shorter pieces. Align the cross and use an angle to check whether you really have aligned everything squarely. Best to clamp. I welded the cross on the inside edges. This saves you grinding. Because the cross is the shelf for your plant stand and nothing should wobble here.
  197.  
  198. 3. Weld on legs
  199.  
  200. When you have welded the cross, it is now the turn of the legs. Where you weld the cross is of course up to you. I let the legs run out about 10 cm above the cross. Depending on the size of your pot, you can adjust the length of the legs and the height of the cross.
  201.  
  202. 4. Grind off welds
  203.  
  204. If necessary, you can grind down the weld seams afterwards. I didn&#39;t paint the plant stand because I really like the finish of the steel. However, if you prefer to paint your plant stand, you are welcome to take a look at my guide &quot; Painting metal with the spray can&quot;.
  205.  
  206. 3. Weld the decorative ladder yourself
  207. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  208. Whether as a towel holder or decorative element, this piece will definitely be an eye-catcher in your home. The decorative ladder not only looks good, but is also practical. You can hang towels or hang your favorite magazine over them.
  209.  
  210. If you are looking for easy welding projects and ideas for beginners, the decorative ladder is for you. Because it is perfect for practicing. And while you improve your skills, a new stylish highlight is created for your home.
  211.  
  212. DIY decorative ladder
  213.  
  214. You can find out everything you need to know in my instructions on how to build a decorative ladder yourself. Just click on the button above and you will be taken straight to the instructions. I will explain step-by-step how to proceed, give you a shopping list and have prepared a free construction plan for you.
  215.  
  216. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  217. That was three easy pieces of furniture to reweld and my post on “Easy Welding Projects for Beginners”. All projects are easy to implement and yet a highlight for your apartment. Self-made furniture brings personality into your own four walls. If you too are fed up with mass-produced products and monotony, then simply build your own furniture.
  218.  
  219. Which project do you like the most? If you build one of the parts, be sure to send me a picture. I would be very happy!
  220.  
  221. Want more?
  222.  
  223. Are you still a complete beginner or don&#39;t have a welding machine at home? Then visit me in my DIY workshops.
  224.  
  225. Looking for even more inspiration? Then take a look at this DIY project from the community.
  226.  
  227. DIY workshop
  228.  
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  357. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  358. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners. Wondering what to weld and looking for inspiration? Then you are exactly right here. In this article, I'll show you three ideas for DIY steel furniture - perfect for re-welding.
  359.  
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  361. Today I show you three easy welding projects for you and your welding machine. Perfect for re-welding and suitable for beginners. So if you're still looking for some easy welding projects and ideas for beginners, you might find them here. No matter how inexperienced you are, you will definitely get these projects implemented.
  362.  
  363. Self-made furniture brings personality into your own four walls. I love coming up with my own designs and building my own furniture. And these designs I want to share with you today. So if you're still looking for inspiration for your next welding project, you've come to the right place.
  364.  
  365. No money for designer furniture? Then just build it yourself. I'll show you three pieces of furniture that you can easily rebuild. Includes building plan, instructions and a list of everything you need. Would you like a stylish eye-catcher for your apartment, brand: self-made? I show you three easy welding projects and ideas for beginners.
  366.  
  367. 1. Weld the wardrobe yourself
  368. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  369. Wardrobes and clothes racks are very trendy right now. While we used to hide our clothes in meter-long closet walls, today we can present our treasures. Admittedly, clothes rails are available from 10 EUR. However, these models are usually not pretty. Also, I prefer something sturdy. Because the quality of most clothes rails from the retail trade leaves a lot to be desired.
  370.  
  371. The great thing: building your own wardrobe or clothes rail is super easy. This project is definitely suitable for beginners. If you are looking for simple welding projects and ideas for beginners, a self-welded wardrobe is a good idea. Almost all welds are hidden, so you can fry to your heart's content. Even if your welds aren't supermodels yet, you can tackle this project with confidence.
  372.  
  373. DIY metal wardrobe
  374.  
  375. You can find out everything you need to know in my guide to building your own steel wardrobe. Just click on the button above and you will be taken straight to the instructions. I will explain step-by-step how to proceed, give you a shopping list and have prepared a free construction plan for you.
  376.  
  377. 2. Weld the plant stand yourself
  378. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  379. Are you looking for simple welding projects and ideas for beginners? Then the plant stand is definitely something for you!
  380.  
  381. I love plants and couldn't get enough of them. Urban Jungle is my declared goal. However, I lack the green thumb. Not so wild, because I skilfully staged the few plants that survive my “care”. And with a plant stand.
  382.  
  383. The great thing: a plant stand makes your plant appear larger. Perfect for anyone without a green thumb. In addition, large plants are not exactly cheap. It doesn't have to be at all, because we just cheat ourselves a bit of size. This is a great thing, especially for small rooms. The stand doesn't make the room look cluttered, even if you line up several pots next to each other.
  384.  
  385. Build a plant stand yourself. No problem. That's very easy. There are numerous instructions for wooden plant stands on the Internet. But why not try a steel version?
  386.  
  387. You need:
  388. And this tool:
  389. 15 mm square bar steel (solid material)
  390. paint if necessary
  391. welding machine
  392. angle grinder
  393. Grinding discs &amp; if necessary cutting disc
  394. Don't forget job security
  395. Safety at work is important and really not to be neglected. I have summarized what you need here:
  396.  
  397. When welding
  398. When sanding
  399. welding helmet
  400. welding gloves
  401. sweat extraction
  402. earmuffs
  403. safety goggles
  404. breathing mask
  405. Instructions: Weld the plant stand
  406. I used solid material for the plant stand. But of course you can also use steel pipe and then close the openings with caps. I like the solution with solid material better, but of course that is a matter of taste.
  407.  
  408. I wrote down the measurements I used in my instructions. It's even easier if you choose a pot beforehand. Then you measure the diameter of your pot (outer wall to opposite outer wall). Now you know exactly how big your cross, i.e. the contact surface for the plant pot, has to be.
  409.  
  410. 1. Saw steel
  411.  
  412. You can buy the steel already sawn in some online shops and in some hardware stores. You usually pay a hefty surcharge for this. That's why I recommend you to saw the steel yourself. If you don't have a steel saw in the workshop or at home, you can easily saw the steel with an angle grinder and a cutting disc.
  413.  
  414. It is best to build a small device for this. You can clamp a piece of steel on the surface to be cut and thus have direct guidance. Feel free to visit me on  Instagram  . I have a post on the subject and I'll explain how it works!
  415.  
  416. If you want to cut the steel with an angle grinder, I would recommend the version with a steel tube. Because otherwise you will need half an eternity to cut with the angle grinder.
  417.  
  418. Here I have written down the dimensions I used for you. It's even easier if you choose a pot beforehand. The outer diameter of your pot tells you how big your cross needs to be. I used a 28.3 cm diameter pot. It's best to plan a bit of play on both sides.
  419.  
  420. You need:
  421.  
  422. 1x 28.5 cm for the cross
  423.  
  424. 2 x 13.5 cm also for the cross
  425.  
  426. 4 x 45 cm for the legs
  427.  
  428. 2. Cross weld
  429.  
  430. We build the cross from a total of three pieces of steel: a continuous square piece of steel and 2 shorter pieces. Align the cross and use an angle to check whether you really have aligned everything squarely. Best to clamp. I welded the cross on the inside edges. This saves you grinding. Because the cross is the shelf for your plant stand and nothing should wobble here.
  431.  
  432. 3. Weld on legs
  433.  
  434. When you have welded the cross, it is now the turn of the legs. Where you weld the cross is of course up to you. I let the legs run out about 10 cm above the cross. Depending on the size of your pot, you can adjust the length of the legs and the height of the cross.
  435.  
  436. 4. Grind off welds
  437.  
  438. If necessary, you can grind down the weld seams afterwards. I didn't paint the plant stand because I really like the finish of the steel. However, if you prefer to paint your plant stand, you are welcome to take a look at my guide " Painting metal with the spray can".
  439.  
  440. 3. Weld the decorative ladder yourself
  441. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  442. Whether as a towel holder or decorative element, this piece will definitely be an eye-catcher in your home. The decorative ladder not only looks good, but is also practical. You can hang towels or hang your favorite magazine over them.
  443.  
  444. If you are looking for easy welding projects and ideas for beginners, the decorative ladder is for you. Because it is perfect for practicing. And while you improve your skills, a new stylish highlight is created for your home.
  445.  
  446. DIY decorative ladder
  447.  
  448. You can find out everything you need to know in my instructions on how to build a decorative ladder yourself. Just click on the button above and you will be taken straight to the instructions. I will explain step-by-step how to proceed, give you a shopping list and have prepared a free construction plan for you.
  449.  
  450. Easy welding projects and ideas for beginners
  451. That was three easy pieces of furniture to reweld and my post on “Easy Welding Projects for Beginners”. All projects are easy to implement and yet a highlight for your apartment. Self-made furniture brings personality into your own four walls. If you too are fed up with mass-produced products and monotony, then simply build your own furniture.
  452.  
  453. Which project do you like the most? If you build one of the parts, be sure to send me a picture. I would be very happy!
  454.  
  455. Want more?
  456.  
  457. Are you still a complete beginner or don't have a welding machine at home? Then visit me in my DIY workshops.
  458.  
  459. Looking for even more inspiration? Then take a look at this DIY project from the community.
  460.  
  461. DIY workshop
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