Since I have this current "Welding 101" class under my belt, well
almost, I am eligible for more advanced cl*****. I chose to take a TIG
class for the next semester. (our local community college)
I hope that it will be a nice class, as it will have only five
students and one instructor. The cl***** are to be held on saturdays
from 8am until 12:30, so I have great hopes to learn something.
As far as the current class goes, I learned a few things, but more
im****tantly I got a lot of uninterrupted time to practice welding.
I mostly chose to practice stick and burned, probably, 15 or so lbs of
rod, which in itself helped a lot. The suggestions of instructor were
invaluable also, but he is spread among about 15 students.
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