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If you’re a workshop kind of person, then a simple MIG welder and the ability to use it can open a whole range of creative possibilities. I use my welder all the time, including for my latest project, a toolbox setup for my tractor. You can see it below. It took about 3 hours to build earlier this week. It’s a perfect example of how the ability to join metal opens a lot of custom solutions for your life (and at very reasonable cost). Read on to see what I mean, and join the next group of would-be welders in my online course.

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Green John Deere tractor with large rear tire. — This surplus ammunition box is held onto my tractor with a couple of brackets on the back. This project is a perfect example of how the ability to weld at home in a garage or backyard workshop opens a lot of possibilities.

If you’ve ever dreamed of building or fixing things with metal in your home workshop, then MIG welding (short for Metal Inert Gas welding) is your best friend. It’s the go-to welding method for beginners and hobbyists, and for good reason—it’s clean, fast, and surprisingly easy to learn.

Why MIG Welding

MIG welder in workshop with cables and controls. — This is one of the welders I have in my shop. A welder like this can be configured to use argon shielding gas for welding aluminum, though I mostly work with regular, mild steel

Unlike other types of welding that can be intimidating or require years of experience to master, MIG welding is user-friendly. With just a few hours of practice, you can be laying down strong, clean welds on everything from lawn mower decks to trailers to custom metal furniture. MIG welding uses a spool of wire that feeds automatically through a welding gun, where it melts and fuses metal pieces together under a protective shield of inert gas. The result? A smooth weld with minimal cleanup and great holding power.

What Makes MIG So Accessible?

Low cost: You can get a a decent basic MIG welder for $300
Push-button simplicity: Most machines today are plug-and-play. You can be up and welding within minutes of unboxing a MIG welder.
Versatility: Weld steel, stainless steel, and even aluminum with the right setup.
Precision control: Adjustable heat and wire speed let you tailor the weld to your project and skill level.
No flux fuss: Shielding gas means fewer splatters and a cleaner finish compared to flux-core or stick welding.

A Confidence-Boosting Skill

Portable black wood stove on leaves outside. — This little woodstove was made from a properly drained, 20lbs. propane tank. Plans and instructions are included in my online course for this project and four others

There’s something deeply satisfying about fusing metal with your own hands and seeing the sparks fly as something strong and useful takes shape. Whether you’re building a utility trailer, repairing a gate, or fabricating parts for a custom project, MIG welding opens up a whole new world of creative possibility. One of the favourite projects in my welding course is the woodstove you can see above. It’s made of an old 20 lbs propane tank.

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The black railing you see here is another welding project of mine. It’s made of various diameters of black iron pipe. This readily available materials is excellent for welding projects.

If you’ve ever thought about learning to weld but didn’t know where to begin, I’ve got something for you. A while back I created an online course called MIG Welding for Beginners—a step-by-step guide designed specifically for home workshop enthusiasts. It’s one of my most popular courses. No prior experience needed.

In the course you’ll learn:

What gear you need (and what you don’t)
How to set up your welder safely and correctly
Techniques for making clean, strong welds
Real-world projects to build your confidence
Tricks and tips for troubleshooting welding problems

Hundreds of people have discovered the power and satisfaction of MIG welding right in their own garages with this course. You can too. Click here or below to expand your capabilities.

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👉 Click here to check out MIG Welding for Beginners and start your welding journey today! And don’t forget to use the coupon code 50OFF to get this easy-to-use course at half price. Got questions? Email me at [email protected]