Lincoln Electric Hosts Book Signing
Bryan Fuller will autograph copies of his new book “Full-Bore Welding,” at the 2014 SEMA Show.
Posted: November 2, 2014
Bryan Fuller, the master builder, designer and host of Velocity Channel’s new show, “Naked Speed,” will stop by the Lincoln Electric (Cleveland, OH) booth at the Specialty Equipment Market Association’s 2014 SEMA Show for a special event on November 5. He will autograph copies of his new book, “Full-Bore Welding,” from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm in booth #24843.
“Full-Bore Welding” is the second in a series of how-to build books from Full-Bore Publishing, following “Full-Bore Sheet Metal.” Fuller wrote the book with co-author and welding instructor Mark Prosser.
The book breaks down the highly technical welding trade into easy-to-understand steps. It gives anyone interested in welding the knowledge needed to get started — from the necessary tools to purchasing and setting up a welding machine. “Full-Bore Welding” includes a special preface written by “Dirty Jobs” and “Somebody’s Gotta Do It” television host Mike Rowe.
Since 2012, Fuller has used only Lincoln Electric welding equipment and gear in his shop, Fuller Moto, a one-of-a-kind custom car and motorcycle design shop in Atlanta. He is an AWS member and Lincoln Electric spokesperson, regularly promoting the welding trade at car and bike shows. He has made numerous television appearances on various shows, such as “Overhaulin’,” “Two Guys Garage,” “Biker Build-Off,” and “Cafe Racer TV.”
He earned a bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in chemistry before he decided to pursue his true passion and enroll in the Street Rod program at Wyoming Technical Institute. He refined his metal shaping techniques while working at So-Cal Speed Shop and Foose Designs in Southern California.
The 2014 SEMA show will be held November 4-7 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, where Lincoln Electric will feature the latest welding equipment, consumables and related technology at its booth.
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