Description
Review this item in the context of the repair, installation access, nearby parts, and the result the completed job is intended to achieve.
| Manufacturer | SONNLER |
|---|---|
| Part Number | SN-06241 |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 8.98 x 2.16 x 0.2 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | SN-06241 |
| Style | practice kit |
| Power Source | ac |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | Welding Practice Kit, manual |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Product Description
Welding Practice Coupon Kit
Do you want to test your welding ability?
Come and try to make this welding artwork. There are 15 welding practice pieces in total. You can make a stainless steel deer head according to the instructions. At the end you can paint it with your favorite color as a decoration.
When people ask about your welding skills, you can proudly take out this welding artwork and tell them that this is your work.
- Shape: Deer Head
- Weight: 2.7KG/6LB
- Material: 201 stainless steel
- Thickness: 1mm/0.04in
Installation
We have given the manual with the product, if you lose it, you can download it on the product details page.
1. Lay Out The Pieces According To The Drawings Below
2. Refer To The “Numbering Diagram” On This Page, And Copy All The Numbers In
The Diagram To The Same Position Of The Part With A Marker
3. Fold The Part, With The Side With The Text Folded Downward (Refer To The
Diagram On The Right For The Folding Direction)
4. Weld The Same Blue Serial Numbers Together
5. Weld The Same Red Serial Numbers Together
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to elevate your welding skills and create breathtaking stainless steel deer heads. Unleash your inner artist, ignite your passion for welding, and embark on a journey of artistic expression like never before. Order our welding coupons pieces today and let the magic unfold!
InchMetalworks –
This is a very well made kit. Yes it’s thin, and no it’s not numbered. But none of that matters. The thickness of the material makes it affordable and challenging. The numbering part is on you, again, making this kit affordable. It’s not rocket surgery. This is almost definitely a TIG only kit. Not saying it couldn’t be done with a mig welder, but that would be a feat in itself.There is a little smoke and residue from the cutting process. I’d suggest getting a 2in scotch brite roloc pad and hitting the entire thing, finishing with a good acetone wipe before you start the numbering and organization.I love this kit, and can’t wait for more.
Smert shopper –
It’s gonna look cool when it gets put together!!!! probably not the first time around the metal is thin and holes come easy and the antler’s and ears are abit of mental challenge definitely a kit for someone who already knows how to weld
esfandiar baharloo –
As As you can see in the photos, there are no numbers on the parts, but each open part has its own numbers that you have to bend or fold them as instructed. And no matter how carefully and delicately you try to fold them, they break and separate.Even in the instruction paper, there is a QR code that you can scan, but it does not open any page and you cannot see a better instruction. However, if you want to create this shape entirely, good luck.
Customer –
Pieces were easy enough to get tacked up and in position. 20 gauge stainless though…. Be prepared for some blow outs when fully welding, especially if you are inexperienced like me. For most outside corners I found autogenous 4 PPS, 70 amps worked really well if the seams are very snug. Inside corners were better with filler rod, no pulse, maybe 45 amps. Fully welding the individual pieces first then assembling leads to some fit-up issues, but probably easier than getting the full thing tacked up and attempting to run good welds after the fact.Overall super happy with it, fun project!
Customer –
This is a great kit! Life size! It is not what I would call a beginner kit but it is great practice for welding thin gauge stainless. Everything can be bent by hand or with some pliers. The instructions are a little sparse but all the information is there. Take your time and read through and use some fine tip sharpie markers to number and color your edges and joints according to the print. Bending the parts past 90 often results in the tabs breaking but sometimes breaking a section off helps with fit up and the broken tabs will help you locate it back in place. Clean your parts!! Especially if you’re TIG welding. If you pay attention to fit up you can nearly fuse weld the whole thing. The material is THIN! .036” this is a test of skill and thin gauge welding. I think these are great kits and people love them!
Chris –
Poor directions, but definitely works as it should. Fun to weld.
The Webbs –
Great product and customer service.
Shannon H. –
This was a great project to try out. It does not fold into place. Very challenging to make.