I don't know why the pictures aren't showing in the post, but clicking on the links shows them.

 

Unless someone has questions that will complete this tutorial. If you liked it, add to my reputation score.

 

Lesson 9 Not even up for a day and knocked off the front page!

 

Thank you for the time and effort, AX-man.
My son is reading it after school and we'll be practicing within a couple of weeks.
Right now, inspection-required work takes priority.

 

I'll give it a bump. It's good stuff and needs to be front and center. Reps are forthcoming.

 

Great thread Ax, how do I give you more tiny green squares?

I grew up on the farm and the only welding education I had was watching and helping my dad but this is the academic parts that I was missing in my welding experience. Very informative.

 

Mervy,
To give a poster rep points: In the right end of the dark blue bar at the top of their post you'll see the post # xxx (permalink) Then 2 icons in circles. click on the first icon, a red heart with a tiny green plus to add to the poster's rep.

 

hey ax,

i haven't been around this site but only about a week and i can already see that you are certainly a plus. i will be following your welding expose' with the wide eyed look of a young child so, i guess WE are the kids you never had. thank you.

q in syracuse

by the way....i'm 66

 

Very nicely done, thank you for passing on to us what must of taken you a lifetime to learn. I find it easier to follow than any of the welding books that I have bought, and tried to read.

 

bumped off page 5 one more time.

 

This is sweet, thanks so much for this!

I've recently thought about becoming a welder, and this is so helpful!

 

Thanks AX, A bump to the top and Reps on the way.

 

I printed the lessons so I would have access to the material out in my shop. Just the 9 lessons without additional postings came to over 30 pages. Great info, Ax. It won't let me rep you anymore but I continue to be grateful for the work you have shared with us all.

 

hey ax....

i, also would like a printed copy of your welding toot. if it weren't for my computer ignorance i could refer to it on line but not in this lifetime. it takes me longer to log in than read a chapter. so, how would i go about it. AND if i'm asking too much, just blow me off like you did with.....nevermind! truly i do want a copy

quentin in syracuse

 

I made a PDF file from all the Lessons posts. I could send that to your email if it's OK with Chuck. It's his work, and I don't want to step on toes.

I printed it out and reread the whole thing. I think it's worth having a printed copy on hand.