Welder Series Inc.
244-4 Woolwich St S N0B 1M0 Kitchener, ON, Canada

Dash knobs are one of those things that are often overlooked in an interior. With our Formlabs resin based 3D printers, we’re able to produce these knobs in house in amazing detail, and you can paint them to match. Several designs to choose from, or get in touch to talk about one off custom options. Made to fit @vintageair_ GenIV systems with the D shaft. #dashknobs

Another rousing edition of #thingsyoucantdowitha32ford brought to you by the #costcogardencenter

It’s with a heavy heart that we tell you of the passing of long time street rodder Arlene Baillie of Toronto after a long illness. Arlene has been a prominent force in the Ontario street rodding scene for more 50 years and has influenced a lot of people through street rodding, so much so that she was inducted into the Canadian Street Rod Hall Of Fame in 1994. In fact, she was also a key member of the Steering Committee for the Hall of Fame for several years, helping to acknow...ledge the efforts of individuals and clubs who were instrumental in promoting and advancing street rodding in Canada. Prior to that, Arlene was a long time member of the Canadian Street Rod Association (CSRA) and served on their board of directors as well. Arlene found her love of cars early in life, working part time at an Esso station in Innisfil. She tried to enroll in her high school’s automotive program but was refused because girls were not allowed. She switched gears and ended up in Teacher’s College and taught school for 33 years. Always a gearhead when women weren’t thought of that way, she supplemented her teacher’s salary by working at a Shell station during the week, where she got to work on cars and gained a valuable education herself. Arlene was an elder in the Queen Street Presbyterian Church where she had attended since she was a little girl. She also belonged to the Thornhill Cruisers Car Club and was a board member at one time. Arlene has owned her beautiful 1936 Ford 5 window coupe since 1972 that’s 49 years with the same car! It was originally a stock car racer but she brought it back to the street, with many rebuilds over the years. She named it Baby Blue and it’s had several Chevy engines under the hood, and even an Olds diesel for over 100,000 miles! It was recently rebuilt again by her friend Dave Wiggy Wigmore at Fraserville Mechanical and Collision and it won yet another award, this time at the Motorama show in Toronto as the Best in Class Street Rod Coupe. This car must have over a million miles under its wheels, and Arlene recently got a special award as one of only a few people who have attended every NSRA Nationals for 50 years in a row every one and always in Baby Blue!. She is the only Canadian to have done so and one of the rare female participants in this male dominated sport. Arlene was married to Marty (De Graauw) for 37 years. She was a loving mother to Marty’s two sons and was a very proud grandmother to his children. She touched the lives of so many people everywhere she went and will be missed, and remembered, by everyone. Rest in well deserved peace Arlene. See more

Welder Series parts are being used all over the world! We hope you're able to use these pictures as inspiration for your own project.

Here are a few knob designs we can produce in-house for your @vintageair_ GenIV system. Ready to be finished to match your dash. #noboringknobs custom design available!

Welder Series parts are being used all over the world! We hope you're able to use these pictures as inspiration for your own project.

I bet Danny’s finding all sorts of creative ways to get through covid :) Comment on the video to let him know if you enjoyed it.

Happy Canadian thanksgiving! We’re off for the day doing thanksgiving sorts of things. There is lots to give thanks for!

Finished up this #cobra emblem this morning. Designed by ACL Designs, complete with holes in the back for heat inserts. Printed on one of our Formlabs Form 2 SLA printers at 100 micron. Hey Advanced Plating, have you plated 3D prints before? Formlabs #form2 #3dprinting #customemblem

This is a handy little tool for marking a line around the perimeter of a panel. Even includes the marker! Get in touch with our friends at Tucci Hot Rods for yours.