New process that might be adaptable for attaching wood in hot rods

Came across a picture of a process that I thought might be adaptable for attaching the wooden parts that we need inside our old cars for upholstery and stuff. If it works as well as the picture looks, it should save us a lot of time. Don't have any details yet, all I could find was a picture of the finished results. I'm not sure if the process is adaptable to all types of wood, or just certain ones.

Click on the picture for a better view.

 

The "stick" welding rods are probably really expensive.

 

REALLY ???

 

I wood knot trust that weld

 

Somebody will get a "Woody " looking at that picture!

 

The safety sandals are just out of shot in the pic.

Chris

 

Hopefully the welds are strong enough, knock on wood !!

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Especially good for pressure treated wood it appears.

This tune keeps ringing in my ear: Com’on baby light my fire.

 

It only works with iron wood.

 

more smoke than mirrors

 

AI, I AM CALLING AI ! ! !

VR&C.

 

Might get to see the end results by 1st April.

 

You have to use the correct rods for timber welds- there are ones made specifically for hard wood and those for soft wood.

 

Looks legit. I'd prime and paint it as you don't want it to get rusty.

 

That picture looks fishy, maybe b*** wood.

 

I woodn’t do that, if I were you

 

I've heard-tell of guys that could weld a cat's *** to a telephone pole, but....damn!!!

 

Reminds me of a bad joke.
Punch line…
Wood I?
Hair lip!

you’ll have to look up the joke yourself