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Product Manuals
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- 2311 - Mojave Rear Bumper - Weld Yourself
- 2307 - Mojave Rear Cut and Fold Bumper - Weld Yourself
- 2313 - Stump Winch Front Bumper - Weld Yourself
- 2339 - Manta Ray Rear Bumper - Weld Yourself
- 2310 - Mojave Front Bumper - Weld Yourself
- 2312 - Manta Ray Front Winch - Weld Yourself
- 2319 - High Clearance Steering - Install Manual
- 2267 / 2730 - Jeep Cherokee XJ Rock Sliders - Weld Yourself
- 2546 / 2734 / 2735 / 2736 - Jeep Comanche Rock Sliders - Weld Yourself
Welding Tips & Tricks
Take a virtual step into our shop for an up-close look at our welding process. Learn directly from our skilled fabricators how to expertly weld and craft your own DIY projects.
Shop Builds
Dive into our Shop Builds section for a sneak peek into how we create our off-road gear at DirtBound Offroad. Witness the journey from raw materials to finished products, showcasing the skill and dedication of our team. Perfect for DIY inspiration or simply satisfying your curiosity about our process!
1989 Jeep Cherokee XJ
Munchie - 1986 Jeep Comanche MJ
More builds coming soon!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What kind of welder do I need for home projects?
For most home projects, especially those involving thicker metals, a 220v MIG welder is recommended. This is because 220v welders provide more power and are capable of achieving deeper penetration into the metal, ensuring stronger welds. While 120v welders can be suitable for lighter tasks, they might not offer the penetration needed for more demanding projects.
What safety equipment is essential for welding at home?
Proper safety gear is crucial to prevent injuries while welding. At a minimum, you should wear a welding helmet with auto-darkening lenses to protect your eyes from the bright arc and UV/IR radiation, flame-resistant gloves to protect your hands, long sleeves and pants to shield your skin from sparks and spatter, and safety shoes to protect your feet. Also, ensure your work area is well-ventilated to avoid inhaling harmful fumes.
How can I ensure clean welds when working on my DIY projects?
Cleanliness is key to achieving strong and clean welds. Before welding, always clean the metal surfaces with a wire brush or grinder to remove any rust, paint, or other contaminants. Additionally, ensure your welding wire or rods are free from rust or dirt. Properly cleaning the metal will significantly improve the quality of your welds.
What are some basic tools I need for general fabrication projects?
Besides a good welder, several other tools are essential for fabrication projects. These include an angle grinder for cutting and grinding metal, a set of metal files for deburring and smoothing edges, a drilling machine for creating holes, clamps for holding pieces together while welding, and a measuring tape and square for accurate measurements and alignments. As you gain experience, you may find other specialized tools that fit your specific project needs.
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