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  • Some pics of welding practice in school, feel free to offer opinions/advice

    Just some stuff i did in school the other day

    Just practicing random things

    Feel free to add some constructive criticism

    sorry for poor quality photos

    Vertical, 7018, wever



  • #2
    6011, root, horizontal






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    • #3


      CWB




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      • #4
        looks good keep practicing
        we need more pyros


        i never post pics ...i need a camera
        my daddy always said i was IRONHEADED....
        feel free to P/M me

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        • #5
          Not bad at all..I can see youre paying attention
          Try welding with the wrist and not the arms you'll gain more control. Especially on the verts.

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          • #6
            gets better..

            Looks like maybe you were in a hurry traveling upward on your vertical, but things got better as you went along as the photos show! Looks great!

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            • #7
              Your getting there, but if your only a half of a year in , you still got alot of rod left to burn

              ps. what school do you attend, it looks familar.

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              • #8
                Thanks for the comments

                I was waiting for the soon to be journeypersons to finish using the machine so i could use the Arc Gouger to gouge off the backing plate for overhead and vertical CWB practice tests...

                so i grabbed some scrap from the bins and did some vertical practice

                feel free to leave opinions or constructive criticism

                Vertical 7018 Weave1






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                Last edited by DiabolicaL; 02-21-2008, 09:39 PM.

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                • #9
                  This is a 7018 weave over the weave pictured above










                  some more pics tomorrow maybe

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                  • #10
                    heres some more random pictures

                    These are the CWB practice pieces in all positions, before and after being bent





                    Pieces Bent, no Breaks

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                    • #11
                      Looks nice, if you passed the bend test without any cracks then your well on your way! The reason why I asked about your school, was because I also attended a two year welding program and the shop looked eerily familiar, with the cubicles and all... You don't happen to attend BCTC do you?

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                      • #12
                        a Circle i cut using the plasma arc cutter

                        The thing i dont like, which i was aware of while i was doing it,
                        is i held the torch on an offset of a few degrees, in the same direction the whole way around

                        i never adjusted my wrist or the torch to create a taper inward the whole way around

                        i'll practice this soon, seems awkward but fun to try

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                        • #13
                          looks not to bad. this ur first year? the welds are coming along good you just have to work on being more consistent in ur timing and travel upwards but 4 a first year thats pretty darn nice. keep on buring that rod and ull have it in no time.
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                          • #14
                            first year yeh

                            i have never touched a welder / oxyacet setup / gougers / plasmas arc cutters at all before this year

                            its fun

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                            • #15
                              No crack on bent?? No!!!
                              Congrats give you a beer..Keep up practice!!!

                              Originally posted by DiabolicaL View Post
                              heres some more random pictures

                              These are the CWB practice pieces in all positions, before and after being bent





                              Pieces Bent, no Breaks
                              MillerMatic 211

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