Off-Road Welding: Advanced Techniques on How to Become a True Off-Road Welder

By Roger Scates

Join the ranks of the off-road welding masters. Learn what every true off-road professional should know.

The off-road world can be intimidating. Knowing how to properly construct your off-road vehicle and weld all components together can be a difficult task. Since the complexity regarding off-road vehicles is extremely high, knowing how to weld is not enough in order to become a true expert. That is why the right approach is key in becoming an off-road master.

Luckily this book has exactly what you need. It not only contains information about off-road welding but has also clear and solid instructions on how to design and prepare the most important parts of an off-road vehicle. 
By approaching this subject from all angles, you will expand your knowledge and be on the fastest way to become a welding professional.

Here are some of the points you will find after downloading this book:

- How to properly cut, bend and weld steel tubes

- How to build a tube bumper

- How to design a roll cage

- How to weld exhaust tubing

- How to construct removable half doors

- How to build chassis

- How to deal with various breakdowns

Such a complex craft takes a lot of time and practice to master. However, by learning the right steps you can save a lot of time. The off-road world combines the modern era of automotive with the challenges and beauty of nature. It's a passion that few understand and love. 

Order now and start your journey into the off-road world! 

• Language: English
• Publisher: C-S Publication
• Release date: Nov 11, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386652816

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Off-Road Welding

Advanced Techniques on How to Become a True Off-Road Welder

by Roger Scates

Text Copyright © 2018 Roger Scates

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The information contained in this book and its contents are not designed to replace or take the place of any form of medical or professional advice. The information provided by this book is not meant to replace the need for independent medical, financial, legal or other professional advice or services, as may be required. The content and information in this book have been provided for entertainment purposes only.

The content and information contained in this book have been compiled from sources deemed reliable and are accurate to the best of the Author's knowledge and belief. The Author cannot, however, guarantee its accuracy and validity and cannot be held liable for any errors and/or omissions. When needed, further changes will be periodically made to this book. Where appropriate and/or necessary, you are obligated to consult a professional (including but not limited to your doctor, attorney, financial advisor or such other professional advisor) before using any of the suggested remedies, techniques, or information in this book.

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Contents

I. Introduction

II. Working with Steel Tubes

Cutting the Tubing

Bending the Tubing

Acquiring the Right Bender

Bending is Permanent

Welding it in

III. How to Build a Tube Bumper

IV. How to Build a Roll Cage/Chassis

Planning the Project

Calculating Bends in Tube Steel

Work it out 1:1

How to Make a Basic Drag Racing Roll Cage

How to Create a Tubular Chassis Brace

V. How to Weld Exhaust Tubing

Making a Custom Exhaust Pipe

VI. How to Make Removable Half Doors

VII. How to Deal with a Broken Track Bar

Steering Wheel Vibration

Vehicle Drives Loose

Noises from Under the Front End

Wobbling

VIII. Conclusion

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Introduction

The first book in this series tackled the welding art for beginners. We discussed the wide variety of welding techniques and equipment needed in order to become a true welder. We also covered the necessary safety measures regarding the welder, the gas tank and even the metal itself. Welding, as we mentioned before, has a wide range of applications both at home and on a construction site. Basically, welding is required on almost any industrial site that is working with metal. It is no surprise that this skill is highly spread in the modern era.   

But did we tell you that welding is not confined to a single, enclosed space or an isolated construction site? Since welding has become a popular hobby for