Industrial Candle Holder

Scrap From TechShop

Check the scrap bin, for this I used 16 gauge steel from the scrap bin
Cut to Size
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Cut the pieces to a rough size. I used the beverly to get an approximate size. It is industrial so it is okay if it is a rough fit
Hole Punch

Just to let the light out, use the punch and throw a few holes in it. Again, not scientific about it.
Bend It

I used the break to give it a squared of shape
Piece Together

Make sure everything fits together. My pieces flare out at the top.
Weld

16 gauge steel setting for the MIG welder is wire speed at 190 and 16 volts
Clamp and Weld

I used the magnets to hold the pieces together and did one side at a time.
Weld More

Flip and repeat. This time I used a clamp because of the rough shape it wasn't a perfect fit.
Clean It Up

I used the wheel and the wire brush to clean up the welds and polish the final piece