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=Basics= | =Basics= | ||
*The Basics Are: | *The Basics Are: | ||
*Flat position (Like A Flat Table, The Easiest) | **Flat position (Like A Flat Table, The Easiest) | ||
*Horizontal position (Going Horizontally on something you are facing, like a Wall) | **Horizontal position (Going Horizontally on something you are facing, like a Wall) | ||
*Vertical position (Going Vertically on something you are facing, like a Wall) | **Vertical position (Going Vertically on something you are facing, like a Wall) | ||
*Overhead position (Any welding done where the weld seam is above your head) ( ''Need to double check that there is no distinction between Overhead Horizontal vs Vertical (or X vs Y to be technical i guess?)'') | **Overhead position (Any welding done where the weld seam is above your head) ( ''Need to double check that there is no distinction between Overhead Horizontal vs Vertical (or X vs Y to be technical i guess?)'') | ||
=Internal Links= | =Internal Links= | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 23 January 2022
Basics
- The Basics Are:
- Flat position (Like A Flat Table, The Easiest)
- Horizontal position (Going Horizontally on something you are facing, like a Wall)
- Vertical position (Going Vertically on something you are facing, like a Wall)
- Overhead position (Any welding done where the weld seam is above your head) ( Need to double check that there is no distinction between Overhead Horizontal vs Vertical (or X vs Y to be technical i guess?))