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Signed Up For Welding Classes....I Be Fabbin'
Welp, i finally signed up for some welding classes at a local adult night class thing (starts feb 20th). im pretty stoked. ive always been into fabrication and stuff, just never really had too many welding skills. i can mig weld, but only after the settings are adjusted for me, so i have alot to learn but i think i will catch on nicely. i cant wait to be able to TIG! hopefully this will result in me being able to fab up all the ideas in my head, maybe make some money on the side for my supa sweet stuff haha, and get my foot in the door at a good paying job.
i cant wait! just thought id share....i was a machinest for 2 years, thats sweet too, but welding is so much more feasable out of my garage :y |
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I started mine this semister full time. I mother---------love it! We have a niiiice shop. Just got a $178,000 CNC water jet too! :S
Here you just sorta start at whatever he's rotating the previous students into. So for me it was GMAW & we'll do GTAW later this semister. I've been using a Lincoln 350MP. Seems pretty badass. Never used a real harcore mig before. Took me 3 days to pass a 2F, and about a day & a half to pass 1F with it. Working on 3F right now then 4F. Then it's the same stuff all over again in GMAW-P (pulsed). Then we do all that in GTAW... |
Re: Signed Up For Welding Classes....I Be Fabbin'
Originally Posted by Toysrme
I started mine this semister full time. I mother---------love it! We have a niiiice shop. Just got a $178,000 CNC water jet too! :S
Here you just sorta start at whatever he's rotating the previous students into. So for me it was GMAW & we'll do GTAW later this semister. I've been using a Lincoln 350MP. Seems pretty badass. Never used a real harcore mig before. Took me 3 days to pass a 2F, and about a day & a half to pass 1F with it. Working on 3F right now then 4F. Then it's the same stuff all over again in GMAW-P (pulsed). Then we do all that in GTAW... |
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Fillet weld/position
1 = flat 2 = horizontal 3 = vertical 4 = overhead |
Re: Signed Up For Welding Classes....I Be Fabbin'
2nd shift own'd me on taking welding courses. All the classes are in the evening so that rules me out for everything. My wife has a year left then I can quit my shithole job and go back to school for metal fab.
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my welding schools kinda ghetto. one carbon arc 4 smaw and 2 hard wire and 2 dual shield flux core. gets reall tuff when16 ppl want to use 9 machines
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cool guys. there is a limit to 10 people in a class here, and im #8. thats a good thing......it should go well, im super excited
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I'm G3 rated tig
G4 unlimited thickness plate and pipe over 2' DIA Fluxcore |
Re: Signed Up For Welding Classes....I Be Fabbin'
Originally Posted by BigWheeze
I'm G3 rated tig
G4 unlimited thickness plate and pipe over 2' DIA Fluxcore |
Re: Signed Up For Welding Classes....I Be Fabbin'
I wonder what codes you guys have these certs in.
There's not much sense in testing in all the fillet weld positions when you can take one or two and be qualified for them all. The same goes for pipe. Why bother with 2G, and all the others when you can take the 6G and it covers them all? Also.... what code is it that allows you to take one test and qualify for unlimited diameters (2" and up)? |
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Originally Posted by Engloid
I wonder what codes you guys have these certs in.
There's not much sense in testing in all the fillet weld positions when you can take one or two and be qualified for them all. The same goes for pipe. Why bother with 2G, and all the others when you can take the 6G and it covers them all? Also.... what code is it that allows you to take one test and qualify for unlimited diameters (2" and up)? |
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Engloid - I just do what the ---- I'm told by the guy that teaches the class.
Who is the only person on the planet that has an opinion that matters at the moment, cause his ass is the one that can fail me. hahahahahaha U know how that stuff goes! Our class is extremely nice. About 30 people, but the shop is huge & loaded with a wide array of equipment. |
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Originally Posted by Toysrme
Engloid - I just do what the ---- I'm told by the guy that teaches the class.
Who is the only person on the planet that has an opinion that matters at the moment, cause his ass is the one that can fail me. hahahahahaha U know how that stuff goes! Our class is extremely nice. About 30 people, but the shop is huge & loaded with a wide array of equipment. I would reccomend that you ask your teacher what codes that you're welding to. It's all part of learning, so don't think you're going to tick the guy off. You need to know this stuff, even more than you need to know what 6010 stands for. If he tells you it's AWS or ASME, and then wants you to pay for certs in all positions, ask him why you can't just take the 6g pipe that qualifies you for all positions. It's a fair question to ask him. |
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I don't pay anything, the state does. It's not a welding school. It's a state run 2 year community college.
Welding Technology offers a guide to skills and knowledge in the safe operation of the following: oxyacetylene flame cutting; plasma cutting; welding and brazing equipment; electric arc welding equipment for shielded metal arc, gas metal arc, flux-core arc welding, and gas Tungsten arc welding equipment. Safety and performance are foremost and are stressed throughout the program. All position welding is included, with a major emphasis on out-of-position welding and performance testing. Also included in referenced texts as related instruction are electrode classification, chemical and physical structure of metals, joint design, methods of testing, welding procedures, welder qualifications, welding codes and specifications, blueprint reading, and basic layout. Passage of The American Welding Society Test is required for graduation. |
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Originally Posted by Toysrme
I don't pay anything, the state does. It's not a welding school. It's a state run 2 year community college.
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Originally Posted by Engloid
I wonder what codes you guys have these certs in.
There's not much sense in testing in all the fillet weld positions when you can take one or two and be qualified for them all. The same goes for pipe. Why bother with 2G, and all the others when you can take the 6G and it covers them all? Also.... what code is it that allows you to take one test and qualify for unlimited diameters (2" and up)? There is I think 5 diffrent AWS certs G3 - You're certified for flat, horizontal, and vertical you are limited to a shop. You cannot weld at place of final install. G4 - You're certified for flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead. You can weld at place of final install. If you test for a G4 you are certified for all positon (FHVO) plate and pipe over 2' dia. TIG - 1/8" to 3/4" plate groove and fillet welds. FCAW-S - 1/8" and over plate groove and fillet welds. FCAW-G - 1/8" and over plate groove and fillet welds. SMAW - 1/8" and over plater groove and fillet welds. QC7-93, Standard for AWS Certified Welders QC7-93, Supplement C, Welder Performance Qualification Sheet Metal Test Requirements QC7-93, Supplement F, Chemical Plant and Petroleum Refinery Piping QC7-93, Supplement G, AWS Performance Qualification Test (generic supplement) Accredited Test Facilities For AWS Welders Certification Domestic International Maintenance of AWS National Welder Certification Certified Welder Application with Guide to Interpreting Abbreviations on Certified Welder Card |
Re: Signed Up For Welding Classes....I Be Fabbin'
Originally Posted by gen4acclude
sounds like welfare to work to me
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Originally Posted by gen4acclude
sounds like welfare to work to me
I get free tuition, etc, until I turn 25. |
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Originally Posted by Toysrme
Nope, PACT
I get free tuition, etc, until I turn 25. |
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Originally Posted by BigWheeze
I didnt pay ---- for my school. The state did.
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'cause I know you're too lazy to google it... Basically. My parents paid afew grand way back in 1990 into the PACT program & once I turned 18 the state pays most of the bills for any type of schooling until I hit 25.
So if I stay where I am for 4 semisters, graduate & take another semister of CNC fab work in the CNC fab shop. It will have actually cost me $25. Minus some book cost... What you're thinking of is a gay ass Pell Grant. Where you have to be a really god damned broke ass, or coming out of prison to get. Not that it isn't great for some people u know. It gives older & poorer people the ability to atleast go do something if they want. It's all plump titties here! |
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Originally Posted by BigWheeze
G3 - You're certified for flat, horizontal, and vertical you are limited to a shop. You cannot weld at place of final install.
G4 - You're certified for flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead. You can weld at place of final install. It's 3G, 4G, etc. That ONLY designates a position, but has nothing to do with where you can perform the weld. 3G test qualifies you for what you posted above. 4G test qualifies you for ONLY flat (1G) and overhead (4G). Doing both qualifies you for all positions.
Originally Posted by BigWheeze
If you test for a G4 you are certified for all positon (FHVO) plate and pipe over 2' dia.
I'm glad you're doing this, and hope things work out well for you, but be careful where you get information. There's a lot of BS floating around. It sounds like you have a good start on a career, but as I said above, don't get too carried away getting certs in school. In the end, it will all come down to your welding ability. Paperwork just helps give you the chance to show what you can do. After a year or two in the field, your certs from school will be worthless to you anyway. |
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Originally Posted by Toysrme
'cause I know you're too lazy to google it... Basically. My parents paid afew grand way back in 1990 into the PACT program & once I turned 18 the state pays most of the bills for any type of schooling until I hit 25.
So if I stay where I am for 4 semisters, graduate & take another semister of CNC fab work in the CNC fab shop. It will have actually cost me $25. Minus some book cost... What you're thinking of is a gay ass Pell Grant. Where you have to be a really god damned broke ass, or coming out of prison to get. Not that it isn't great for some people u know. It gives older & poorer people the ability to atleast go do something if they want. It's all plump titties here! |
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WTF you dumb ------- ------. Why don't you e-mail Masongil & see if they make a douche you can shove in your ear to clean the build-up around your brain.
Use google you god damned lazy ass heffer fucker. Don't call me lazy. That's the pot calling the kettle black. Or the ------ calling the white man white in your case. PACT-A Qualified 529 Prepaid Tuition Plan Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 authorizes states to create two types of college savings programs – prepaid tuition plans and college savings plans. Alabama was the third state in the nation to implement a prepaid college tuition program when the Prepaid Affordable College Tuition (PACT) Program began operating in March 1990. PACT is based on a simple concept – pay today for tomorrow’s tuition. The program allows parents and grandparents to purchase a contract to prepay future undergraduate college tuition and qualified fees for a child or loved one. The contract provides payment for 128 semester hours of tuition and 8 semesters of qualified fee payments at any Alabama public college or university. The contract can also be used at private or out-of-state institutions. PACT will pay the average tuition of Alabama’s public four-year institutions to any private or out-of-state institution. To date, the PACT Program has over 54,790 active accounts and has paid out over $249 million in tuition and qualified fee payments to various colleges and universities. This year, over 17,500 students are eligible to use PACT benefits. Darky go swing yo ass on a rope! |
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Originally Posted by Toysrme
WTF you dumb ------- ------. Why don't you e-mail Masongil & see if they make a douche you can shove in your ear to clean the build-up around your brain.
Use google you god damned lazy ass heffer fucker. Don't call me lazy. That's the pot calling the kettle black. Or the ------ calling the white man white in your case.You pay into the PACT program years in advance. The money builds interested for the state to use. The state pays you back by paying alot of school costs. It's not taken from anyone dipshit. Darky go swing yo ass on a rope! |
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Oh ny god you dumbass. The government retains free use of your money.
It's just like a specified bond you ------- 15 year old MORON. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH TAXPAYERS YOU GOD DAMNED ------. <-23, works 2 part time jobs & goes to school. I use to work 10 hour shifts 5 days a weke when I was your age bitch. So suck my dick darkie. Are you such a damned dumbass in real life? People like you are why people like me don't like Honda based forums. You're too ------- ignorant for your own good. You obviously drive a Honda is all I have to say bitch... Nothing against any non-idiot Honda drivers on here, myself included... |
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Originally Posted by Toysrme
Oh ny god you dumbass. The government retains free use of your money.
It's just like a specified bond you ------- 15 year old MORON. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH TAXPAYERS YOU GOD DAMNED ------. |
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Dude, what in the ---- are you smoking? Your own ballsack?
THIS IS NOT A TAX. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...q=PACT+program First google return you lazy ass ------. Learn to read. |
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And before you say another god damned word. AFA PACT. They take the money that you pay into the system, and use it to invest, to make themselves more money.
It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax...It's not a god damned tax... Get that through your thick ------- brain. http://www.treasury.state.al.us/Cont...al%20Short.pdf Pay money to the PACT program in advance, which is less than the expected tuition costs way down the road. The PACT program invests the money & get's very rich. PACT in return pays alot of your ---- down the road for you giving them free use of your money. You were wrong right out of the gate from your first post. So here's a great idea. Just shut the ---- up. You've been owned up & down because you don't know what the ---- you're talking about. You're being a random dense negro. |
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Originally Posted by gen4acclude
dude were do u think the state gets the money...... taxpayer thats who just like ------ welfare, get a job pay for ur own ---- like a ------ man, rely on mommy and daddy money for school, i payed my own way though college before i was 22 so dont give me ---- ur just lazy :3 , and i know what a ------ pell grant is jackass
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i let u think what ever i have been payin taxes since u rode a bigwheel alot of how money that is diverted from tax pay-outs is not disclosed, well ur a lazy bastard too lol
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Im taking all of your tax money. MMMM YOUR TAX MONEY! i bought an 8 ball with my quarterly return and snorted it all up.
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Nice rawr LoL!
gen4acclude - quit takling. Your statements are getting moreignorant by the minute. |
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Originally Posted by rawr
Im taking all of your tax money. MMMM YOUR TAX MONEY! i bought an 8 ball with my quarterly return and snorted it all up.
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hatchy let us know when you drop the class
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Originally Posted by chris
hatchy let us know when you drop the class
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Originally Posted by 93hatchy
intimidated or whats your deal dickweed?
and I know people like you, Im sure you'll drop out after 6 weeks cause the old man teacher picks on you cause well why wouldnt he. |
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Originally Posted by chris
Im a mod and can do whatever I fell like
and I know people like you, Im sure you'll drop out after 6 weeks cause the old man teacher picks on you cause well why wouldnt he. i guess the question is, why would he? |
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Originally Posted by 93hatchy
wow. a mod?! really? like on the intraw3b?! wowwy wow. look at you!
i guess the question is, why would he? |
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Originally Posted by chris
your a tool. Let me guess 19,work at wal-mart and didnt finish High School
its funny tho...."i know people like you".....you dont know ---- about me. ignorance is bliss. |
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