Mig, tig, stick uphill.

[R W]

Watch someone who is a good vertical up welder is a good start.
Use the correct amps and rod angle.
Get a copy of one the Lincoln books such as Ärc Welding Lessons for School and Farm Shop".
Practice.

[davidmelley]

I don't know if this help you but it helped me. I practiced uphill with a stick till i thought i would go crazy at welding school. I have a mm211 at home and mig mild steel and my control is 100% better using the gun uphill. I like to keep the heat the same as flat and increase my hand speed and increase the width of my weave. I don't know what gauge metal your welding but i like to make a small bevel for a deeper weld. I don't know how you finish your weld but when i get to end i lift the rod let puddle cool slightly then jam the stick back down. I have run less then a 100 lbs of wire so consider the source.

[snoeproe]

Up hill separates the men from the boys.
Usualy, you use slightly less heat. As you progress up, your work piece gets hotter.

[clint738]

check out http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/

Lots of videos on welding Mig, tig, and stick.

[MillerWeld]

So I can weld in the flat position using mig, tig and stick. I am trying to find information and further my skills and learn uphill for all processes. Any tips or information where I can read up on this? I have found some information on mig and stick but not much on tig. Do I need to run less hot then I would running flat? Are there any starting points for uphill? Thanks I hope you can lead me in the right direction!