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Derailing the hell out of this thread so just remember the 3-C's Clean, Clean, and Clean. Keep the metal clean grind down to bright shiny clean metal. Use acetone to wipe away any oils. Set a proper (even) gap or bevel the edges or both for thick material.

There is a Miller Thunderbolt on FB market place for a $100 with fifty foot of leads.

Fair enough!

I got lucky and learned in high school for the basics. Then I got a few books, some web surfing and practice and more practice.

Sounds like a perfect time to learn to weld. The greek we are speaking is the corner where the two pieces of angle iron meet. That is called a coped joint and it is the proper way to make that joint. Ya done good laddie! Most all welding projects the time it takes is all in the fitting and...

Looks fake are you sure that is a real pig? :/::thumbup: