Creative Welding at the Lake of the Ozarks

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January is Creativity Month, and we thought it would be a fun time to showcase all of the creative uses for welding. While it’s commonly used for fabricating and building, welding is an extremely creative avenue of expression. Of course, even fabricating can be a very creative way to use welding, especially when it involves broken pieces or creative ideas.


Creative Metal Art

Welding seems industrial, but that doesn’t change the fact that it’s extremely beautiful when used in artistic ways. At Augello’s Welding, we use metal to create custom art pieces. From beautiful custom railings to rocky balboa statues, there really is no limit to the creativity that you can find through welding.

Take a look at these fun examples of creativity in the field of welding that we’ve gotten to experience over our years in business!

Welding Art

There are many ways to showcase art through welding. Our biggest endeavor of 2018 was the Rocky Balboa statue that we custom made. It was unique and posed special care and customization. This is something that we specialize in at Augello’s Welding.


Other aspects of art through the use of metal as a medium is our custom metal artwork. This uses engraving to create custom design onto the face of the metal.

Finally … in a small, but might way, we have used metal to solve the great dilemma of displaying your bottle of wine ;). These pieces are perfect for your wet bar at the Lake. They are unique, that’s for sure, and we think they embody the creativity of metal work.


Creative Signs

Signage is extremely popular right now in homes across the country. From custom designs to words that embody your life’s motto or meaning - signs can be a great way to showcase this in your home. Of course, signs are also great for businesses as well. Take a look at these fun pieces that we had the honor of fabricating at the Lake of the Ozarks.


Solving Problems - Creatively!

Metalwork is also a creative way to solve problems! We can’t tell you how many countless broken items have been brought to us in the hopes of having them repaired. The best part about welding is that you can pretty well fix ANY metal items! From repairing boat parts at the Lake of the Ozarks to repairing and replacing odds and ends. There really is no end to the ways that metal can be repaired through welding.


Welding at the Lake of the Ozarks

If you need some creative welding in your life, through custom pieces or repairs, give us a call! We are proud to provide welding at the Lake of the Ozarks, and love being a part of this amazing community. January is a time of new beginnings, so it’s the perfect month to take advantage of creativity while getting started on those New Year resolutions. We look forward to helping you make your metal dreams become reality this year!




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