Jaytech Welding & Fabrication

Today we repaired a steel bracket for a customer. The stamped bottle cap got sheared off so it was replaced with a new cap which Terry expertly TIG brazed into place. The bottle cap was only 0.016″ thick and yet he managed not to burn through to the inside!

This repair was on a broken adjustable powder drop tube for a Spolar shot shell reloader due to a crash. The thin wall tube was mangled and broken off. A new 4130 steel tube close to dimension was sourced, trimmed, and welded to the remaining portion of the old tube. The reason for the repair is new parts are backordered for weeks and the customer’s machine is down.

Just a reminder that walk-ins are always welcome! Here we have a forklift leg with a broken bracket. Terry is using a flame torch to heat it up and bend it back into place for weld. He had it looking brand new in no time!

We are here! It wasn’t the shop having problems, but our website! We apologize if you had a hard time finding us online, or couldn’t visit our page, but everything is running smoothly now, and we’re here to answer questions, do some welding or fabricating, or even crack a joke! We hope to be of service!

Here’s another titanium bike repair that we got to work on recently! Titanium is such a cool alloy and it’s something we love to weld!

We recently had this batch of corner blocks leave the shop! This is a job that we love to do, we are always so proud of the final product. These aluminum stunt grade rigging corner blocks are strong enough to safely hang people from (or any other heavy thing you can think of!)

Terry is back at it, making these lightweight outdoor aluminum trowels he designed a couple decades ago! Perfect for the beach, camping, hiking and all other outdoor fun. They float in water and if needed can be used as a paddle!

Here’s a little stainless steel project we got to work on today! It is 304 tubing for a customer’s plumbing, welded in four places (with an argon purge, of course! Gotta protect those shiny insides!). What fun!