Weld 100
Weld 100
Weld 100 is an introduction to welding, focusing on the terminology associated with the industry and industry professionals. Weld 100 will also discuss safety as well as the four main processes in a moderate but manageable depth to begin to formulate an understanding of the common processes and touch on the commonly used tools and principles.
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GET FAMILIAR WITH THIS
GET FAMILIAR WITH THIS
A look into different weld joint configurations and going a little more into stick welding the first process you should get comfortable with when starting out but first you have to know which electrode you should be using and why every electrode has individual characteristics and each are different and unique.
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Review questions
Review questions
Questions pulled directly from the lessons up to this point 100% of the answers are in the lessons
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Key concepts
Key concepts
Key concepts about stick and general info
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Our processes
Our processes
Overall recap of the commonly used processes we will be digging into later on
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Learn about your common metals
Learn about your common metals
This will go over the 3 most common metals and their metallurgical properties..
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Cutting torch basics
Cutting torch basics
Oxy acetylene cutting torch safety and setup plus a few tricks
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Into to Aluminum and mig information
This is information on aluminum and stainless steel referred to as non ferrous metals due to their lack of iron content and some mig welding basics and tips
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Intro to TIG
Intro to TIG
Introduction to TIG
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Intro to TIG Aluminum
This course will introduce us to TIG aluminum I will explain the basics and some techniques to help you get started this is a difficult process so be patient and practice practice practice and remember to pay attention to the metal
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Intro to blueprint reading / Weld symbols
Explains weld symbols and provides examples and some practice questions enjoy
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Intro to gasless flux cored wire (FCAW-S)
This course will start from the very beginning of what you should know about this life saver of a process cheap readily available and incredibly simple it’s like stick welding but you don’t have to stop and clean every 7-10 inches and most machines are inexpensive ($50-$500)
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