Making a Door Knocker using Rebar - Rebar Project @GavinClarkdiy

Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 25 minutes ago

I make a steel door knocker, using rebar, which has the industrial-style look I like.

This door knocker is made from rebar, old nails, and an old pipe wrench, which I cut with an angle grinder to make a small steel bit for the knocker to hit, and basically just a bit of steel flat bar.
It's finished look had the industrial style look I love to make. It was a good welding project for me. I enjoyed it.
The big steel flat bar is 3mm thick, 75mm wide, and 230mm long. The small steel flat bar is 3mm thick and 12mm wide.
The Rebar is a 12mm rebar.

The main tools used, Welding Magnets, MIG Welder, Angle Grinder, Alpha brand discs, and Drill bits.

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Always use all the correct safety gear, and use your tools safely. I am not a good role model for this.

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