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Originally Posted by rustbucket
Hey everyone,
My name is Raymond Oliver, people call me Ray. I'm from Jackson, GA and I'm 26 years old.
I'm new to metal shaping and I'm still investigating its potential. I'm currently enrolled in welding at a local community college and believe that my new-found welding ability will open doors for me into other avenues of creativity both for practical and aesthetic use.
Right now I'm still investigating metal shaping and its potential. I have taken note that the majority of metal-shaping seems to be geared towards automotive body and motorcycle applications and wonder if that is not what metal shaping is all about.
Additionally, I am looking for educational resources (DVDs and Books primarily) that will enhance my understanding of the tools, methods, and knowledge required to be a successful metal shaper. Futhermore, I am looking for any additional resources that can enhance my general fabrication abilities and I do not discount any beginner or intermediate resources because I believe that a firm foundation is the best upon which to build.
Thank you for taking the time to read my introduction. I hope that I have left you with a good impression and look forward to seeing what this forum has to offer.
Ray
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Welcome to the group, Ray. Welding is an excellent place to start. Metal shaping also includes - but is not limited to - architecture, sculpture, aeroplanes, diving helmets, cooking utensils, distillery gear, and yard art.