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next few weeks at work i’m planning on turning a bunch of steel and aluminum bars (from the scrap heap) into different sized metal shelves using a TIG welder. i haven’t used the welder in awhile but i planned to be supervised by an expert. So my question is really asking for tips/pointers into putting a metal shelf together.

I understand that steel and aluminum will not combine.

The shelves will be used to hold computers and monitors and other necessary equipment for a combustion experiment.

Is there a systematic process (for a shelf specifically) into assembling the bars? How will i be able to clamp it down if the bars are going to be different widths and at right angles? Once the frame is built, there may be an option to weld metal boards, how can that be done? When will a tack weld be more useful than a line weld?

This is the first time that I will be making metal shelves, so any extra tips beyond the questions posted will benefit me greatly.

I have a lincoln welder (flux core 100 weld pack hd) and i bought hobart wire for it, .035, just like my welder takes, is that going to be a problem at all?

I have a lincoln welder (flux core 100 weld pack hd) and i bought hobart wire for it, .035, just like my welder takes, is that going to be a problem at all?