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WELDING -- 4-H youth learning welding skills at a workshop in Crittenden County on June 22, 2015. The workshop was in preparation for a new competition at 4-H State O-Rama. (U of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture photo by Cynthia Rorie)
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Area high school students competed in the inaugural Carl Sandburg College Welding Competition held May 18 in Building G at the Main Campus in Galesburg. Teams from Galesburg, ROWVA, United, Monmouth-Roseville and Galva competed in the event.
Area high school students competed in the inaugural Carl Sandburg College Welding Competition held May 18 in Building G at the Main Campus in Galesburg. Teams from Galesburg, ROWVA, United, Monmouth-Roseville and Galva competed in the event.
View from the Picton to Christchurch bus climbing over the Weld Pass on New Zealand State Highway 1 south of Blenheim.
Area high school students competed in the inaugural Carl Sandburg College Welding Competition held May 18 in Building G at the Main Campus in Galesburg. Teams from Galesburg, ROWVA, United, Monmouth-Roseville and Galva competed in the event.
Area high school students competed in the inaugural Carl Sandburg College Welding Competition held May 18 in Building G at the Main Campus in Galesburg. Teams from Galesburg, ROWVA, United, Monmouth-Roseville and Galva competed in the event.
Potential customers review Lincoln Electric's Delmia automation welding cell modeling system at Fabtech 2010.
Welded together with a MIG Welder.
Some joints were tricky because the material was very thin.
All Triumph motor car parts.
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Welded sheet metal art of the southwest. Almost bought this piece, wish now that I had. I will next trip if there’s anything like it when I get back...if I get back.
I got a real education on how one welds at this scale. Steve set the amperage to 20, but seldom pushed the pedal beyond 15. He used a 1/16 in. dia. tungsten and the 'welding rod' was .035 in. dia. safety wire from a spool he brought along. Start the arc, then using a circular, or crescent-moon path that straddles the joint, advance the puddle, feeding in rod. It was a two-man job, with me acting as positioner, as the coils had to frequently be turned to weld all around each joint.