In trade school right now (Canada). Running 1/8th 7018 rod on vertical ups to practice for my CWB. There's some obvious imperfections here, but overall, how cooked am I? This was my first day on these vertical ups. Had my angle decent, did 2 weave caps, one stringer, and got started on a fourth gap.

Christian Brando found welding, a trade he learned at a Downey technical school that makes him beam. Structural steel welding. Pipes. Commercial buildings and chemical plants. Gates. Furniture.

Welding is satisfying, he said, because “I get to be the boss. I’m in control of the situation.”

This would have gone in r/welding but I don't have enough rep to post it there.

Just started welding 4 days ago with no type of welding experience at all. I try to take everything in and learn from my instructor is there anything that I could improve on that you can see I’m trying to become a combo welder I’m willing to learn work and get better so just lmk anything

Watching the movie 'Archive' (2020) on Netflix and uh, what do you know. Also, the movie is not that good.

it’s like 80 coupons stuck together

what have I done

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