HOW TO: Weber Frame Cross Member repair


 
Very informative Bruce, where I live in Arizona rust is not allowed so I don't have those issues. Which I'm very grateful for. :)
 
Yah, I do wish we would see some of that sub 50% humidity up here in the summers. But, I don't typically have to do a lot of watering during the summers up here either. And there is no such thing as water restrictions either.
 
Great video!

I like those hand grinders, but I injured my hand (no gloves), and it took months to heal. I was using a flapping sanding disc.
 
Yep, gloves (welders gloves work well), Eye protection and breathing protection is highly recommended. I have drawn blood with those grinders lots of times and am slowly learning to take head of the warnings.
 
Bruce said:
Yep, gloves (welders gloves work well), Eye protection and breathing protection is highly recommended. I have drawn blood with those grinders lots of times and am slowly learning to take head of the warnings.
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A good apron isn't a bad idea too. Don't use a frayed denim apron though. Mine caught fire at work while using a 7" pneumatic grinder!
 
I used to use a bbq apron when grinding out cook boxes with the angle grinder and wire cup brush. More than once, I had that sucker wound up in the apron. Luckily I had a fairly heavy shirt underneath. Don't wear loose fitting clothes or long dangly sleeves either.
 
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