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Welding Techniques - Research, Evidence & Evaluation



Having an engineering background i learnt welding while at college, even then i wasn't to great at it. Knowing that to build a metal tree, welding would be hard to avoid, also wanting to challenge myself meant i must practise before the real thing. Things started off pretty slow yet but managed to get the hang of doing just a simple weld without having to join two pieces of metal together. It did make me think while doing this a possible 'painting' with out using paint but actually welding the design on to a flat piece of metal *IDEA*. When it came to actually welding pieces together i still need a lot more practise. I like doing delicate pieces as well as messy large scale things that are less delicate yet with welding its a delicate process that is messy in a way. Having big gloves making it hard to hold the gun and then not being able to see quite what your doing to then having it happen so fast is something i'm most definitely struggling with. Should it be a process with no gloves, i can see and slightly slower (much like soldering) i would be much happier. More practise the better!




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Research used -


  • https://www.bakersgas.com/weldmyworld/2012/01/31/different-welding-techniques/
  • https://www.wcwelding.com/welding-techniques.html
  • https://makemoneywelding.com/how-to-weld-almost-anything-a-beginners-guide-to-welding-like-a-pro-from-home/

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