Fabz Weld & Design

Fabz Weld & Design Sewing with fire & cutting with high voltage specializing in CNC plasma cutting. Custom cut to order!

Guitar fire pit ready for its new home
08/22/2025

Guitar fire pit ready for its new home

It’s finally done!! This one took me a while working on it a little at a time but it’s finally complete. Dual sided, log...
07/26/2025

It’s finally done!! This one took me a while working on it a little at a time but it’s finally complete. Dual sided, logo and lettering are off set for a 3d look and a heavy duty frame will make this piece last for many years to come! More pictures to come when it’s hung at its final home.

Customer needed a custom mount for his generator ✅
07/15/2025

Customer needed a custom mount for his generator ✅

I had the pleasure to make two of these for a local farm stand!
07/07/2025

I had the pleasure to make two of these for a local farm stand!

Here’s a sign I recently cut for another happy customer
06/28/2025

Here’s a sign I recently cut for another happy customer

06/26/2025

On October 28, 1965, a crowd in St. Louis held its breath. Suspended 630 feet in the air, steel workers carefully maneuvered a gleaming wedge of stainless steel—the keystone of what would become one of America’s most iconic monuments: the Gateway Arch.
Designed by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen, the Arch was built as a tribute to the pioneers who helped expand the U.S. westward. But finishing it was no easy feat. As the two massive steel legs grew closer at the top, engineers had to ensure the gap between them was within a tiny fraction of an inch. If the final piece didn’t fit just right, it could all come crashing down.
Using hydraulic jacks, they gently pushed the legs apart to make room. Wind speeds were monitored down to the smallest gust. And then, with cameras flashing and hearts pounding, the final triangular segment was lifted and locked into place.
The crowd erupted. Cheers echoed across the city. Workers—balanced on beams high above the earth—welded the last connections, sealing a perfect arc of steel and symbolism.
The Gateway Arch wasn’t just a monument. It was a modern marvel—a bold curve stretching into the sky, built with math, sweat, and vision. It became a tribute to both the frontier spirit of the past and the engineering genius of the present.
Today, it still stands as the tallest man-made monument in the U.S., a proud reminder that with precision and perseverance, even the impossible can be built.

~Lovely USA

I have an extra one of these FAFO signs who wants it $25
06/22/2025

I have an extra one of these FAFO signs who wants it $25

It was a privilege to be asked by the third year apprentice class of Local 7 ironworkers union to create a class gift fo...
05/20/2025

It was a privilege to be asked by the third year apprentice class of Local 7 ironworkers union to create a class gift for the hall. In response, I designed this 40” LED backlit clock. Congratulations are in order for all the third year apprentices who have recently become journeymen/ journeywomen. I am honored to have a piece of Fabz weld & design showcased at our hall in Boston MA.

Boston terrier leash/ collar hanger
05/18/2025

Boston terrier leash/ collar hanger

Finished this one up late last night. These pictures don't do it justice. Coming in at just under 7ft wide, I left it ra...
05/13/2025

Finished this one up late last night. These pictures don't do it justice. Coming in at just under 7ft wide, I left it raw metal for an industrial look for Fletcher's showroom in New Hartford, CT.

Cut this cool chicken coop sign for a customer today
05/11/2025

Cut this cool chicken coop sign for a customer today

This egg roll truck came in with a broken jack and welds cracked on an entry step. Beefed up the step with a channel and...
04/12/2025

This egg roll truck came in with a broken jack and welds cracked on an entry step.
Beefed up the step with a channel and some new hinges, then installed a heavy duty jack 💪🏻💪🏻 good as new!!

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