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    Hey guys,
    I had my first welding class Monday.....AND I LOVED IT!!!!!!!!
    It is almost all hands on. I learned how to set my oxy and acetylyne(sp?) tanks and how to get my torch adjusted.
    I also used a plasma cutter.
    I just can't believe how fascinating welding is, it's completly the most awesome thing to learn!!
    We start welding things next week, and my teacher is even gonna hook me and a couple other guys up w/ jobs when were done! Well i just thought i'd share my joy--Later~~Andy
    "My nose runs and my feet smell, you think it would be the other way around" ----Ralph Bean (welding teacher)

  • #2
    What school are you attending?
    Respectfully,
    Mike Sherman
    Shermans Welding

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    • #3
      It's called Elkhart Area Career Center.
      It's a very big place that offers a variety of career choices: Nurse's Aids, Electrician's, Auto mechanic's ETC*
      Every class has a different price, i guess the nurses aid class is around $500, mine was about half that.
      It's really cool there.
      "My nose runs and my feet smell, you think it would be the other way around" ----Ralph Bean (welding teacher)

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      • #4
        Extra nice thing about most formal training classes is that you get to experience a wide variety of good welding machines and methods. Usually have some expensive testing equipment also to be able to see if are really doing it right or not.
        Bob

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        • #5
          HI WELDERPUNK...........I WANT TO HEAR HOW ENTHUSASTIC YOU ARE WHEN YOU START ON OVERHEAD .....YOUR GOING TO HAVE SOME FUN THEN.......... I STILL LAUGH ABOUT ALL THE HOLE IN MY CLOTH'S WHEN I WAS TRYING IT.....NOT TO MENTION CHUNKS OF HOT MOLTEN STEEL...........STILL LAUGHING...... HAVE SOME FUN WITH IT AND BE SAFE..............................ROCK
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          • #6
            It's always great to hear when someone is excited about what they are doing. Keep us informed.

            Remember to do up your collar when doing overhead. It's amazing how far bits of hot steel will go before cooling.
            Snidley :}
            Here in the Great White North
            Mosquitoes can't fly at 40 below

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Hobart Expert Rock
              HI WELDERPUNK...........I WANT TO HEAR HOW ENTHUSASTIC YOU ARE WHEN YOU START ON OVERHEAD .....YOUR GOING TO HAVE SOME FUN THEN.......... I STILL LAUGH ABOUT ALL THE HOLE IN MY CLOTH'S WHEN I WAS TRYING IT.....NOT TO MENTION CHUNKS OF HOT MOLTEN STEEL...........STILL LAUGHING...... HAVE SOME FUN WITH IT AND BE SAFE..............................ROCK
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              Hey ROCK!

              Speaking as a student of arc welding with 7018, overhead is MUCH easier than vertical...
              Bill C
              "The more I learn about welding the more I find there is to learn..."

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              • #8
                Hey, i'm up for anything.
                The more i can learn, the better!
                "My nose runs and my feet smell, you think it would be the other way around" ----Ralph Bean (welding teacher)

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by welderpunk
                  Hey, i'm up for anything.
                  The more i can learn, the better!
                  At this rate, you will be able to change your handle to 'weldorpunk' in no time!

                  Go for the golden molten!

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                  • #10
                    I'll probably change my handle to "weldorpunk".....Just for you Rocky!
                    "My nose runs and my feet smell, you think it would be the other way around" ----Ralph Bean (welding teacher)

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