More Pics from School. Mig Beveled Plate Root and Filler bead.

[Lucky]

Here are two pictures from school. The first is my root and the second is my filler. Let me know what you think. I will have some pictures of the cap bead when I go to class next.

I had two instructors check in on me, and when I was done they were both amazed as to how nice they came out. One said," Your makin' me jealous!" I think they are good...

I am not looking forward to the overhead beveled plate...

[Bert]

Looking Awsome Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:d:d:d

[gary k.]

Just curious what school you were going to. I dont live very far from you.

[Lucky]

College of the Mainland. They can add you to the class anytime of the year. I paid about $305. If you want, you can PM to talk more.


Thanks for the comment!

[Irish Welder]

[QUOTE=Lucky;17760]Here are two pictures from school. The first is my root and the second is my filler. Let me know what you think. I will have some pictures of the cap bead when I go to class next.

I had two instructors check in on me, and when I was done they were both amazed as to how nice they came out. One said," Your makin' me jealous!" I think they are good...

I have a few questions:

1. What model MIG machine did you use?

2. What were the voltage and wire speed settings?

3. What size wire did you use?

By the way, your work looks GREAT!

[weldone]

Outstanding!!!!
What position were you in?
Was it open root or was a backing strip used.
I can tell you have great technique and that is very important when welding.
again outstanding.
Dave

[Lucky]

It was open root. This was a flat position beveled plate. After this I move on to vert then overhead..... I am not a fan of overhead...

I believe after beveled plate comes the last thing which is pipe.

Thanks for the comment!