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- - By welderdude (**) Date 01-01-2008 21:00
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Parent - - By webbcity (***) Date 01-01-2008 22:12
welderdude , depends on what you are doing , what are you welding ? what codes are you welding to ? if you are practicing you can do many things , but if you are doing code work you must follow the procedure . if you don't someone else will probably be doing the welding . i think it would be good for you to practice doing all types of techniques to see what works best for you , then try to do that type of welding . i try to do different types to keep in practice , because i still do many types of welding ,    mostly in the field . i'm shure others will chime in . keep us posted on how you do we may all learn something . if your not doing code work it some times can lead to bad habits which are sometimes hard to break . good luck . willie  
Parent - - By CWI555 (*****) Date 01-02-2008 13:25
Looks like dude got shy
Parent - - By webbcity (***) Date 01-02-2008 14:50
gerald , sometimes i don't give the replys needed , hard to type , easier to show , there is a difference between the types of welding techniques for 6010 up verses down on pipe and the codes being welded to . there are many of us that can use advice , its all in the book , if you can understand it . i found it was easier for me to show than explain when i was training welders . good luck . willie
Parent - By CWI555 (*****) Date 01-04-2008 04:24
Willie, wasn't questioning your response, only commenting on the original poster deleting the question.

Regards,
Gerald
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