Question ID: 1000-9729-0-1-2-3
Recipe Description
- Sheet metal, I used 20 gauge, it's not flimsy, but can still be easily bent.
- Metal bandsaw
- Sheet metal break
- Metal Bender
- Welder, MIG, TIG, or Oxy
- I used the finger break to put two 90 degree bends to form the first part of my signature.
- Next I used a Hossfeld metal bender to make the "C" (and one of the only legitimate letters) in my signature.
- Using Hossfeld I got as close to a complete circle as I could, then finished the rest by hand. Then wraped the "O" in a pipe clamp to hold it's form while welding.
- I then used a metal band saw to put a few slices in the sheet metal in order to join the horizontal and vertical "plus" intersections.
- Lastly I bend a strip of sheet metal lengthwise at a 90 degree angle for rigidity.
I assembled the "letters" of my signature (be sure to set it up as a mirror image).
Weld it together, I used a MIG welder to tack the brand together.
Finally I can brand the extra large things I have needed to brand.
Question & Answer
Question: Choose the best title for the missing blank to correctly complete the recipe.
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Fabricating the "letters" of You Signature
Assembly and Welding
Now You Have a Very Large Brand.
Choices:
(A) Here's What You'll Need.
(B) How to Make an Arnold Palmer Mocktail
(C) Reindeer Nads an EZ Fudge How To
(D) What You Need
(A) Here's What You'll Need.