Today, we’re talking about welding abbreviations, and trust us, once you understand these your confidence will soar even more! Think of these abbreviations as the shorthand that makes communication in the welding world incredibly efficient…

Knowing and understanding the components of a MIG welding gun is beneficial for several reasons, it helps you to recognize and resolve issues quickly, like poor wire feeding or inconsistent welds…

Have you ever wondered what welding process to use for your project? Today we are going over the differences between flux-core (FCAW) and MIG welding (GMAW), sure to help you make the best decision when it comes to choosing the right welding process for your project.

It’s a topic that’s absolutely fundamental to welding, yet sometimes overlooked, the vital link between welding and electricity! Think about it…every arc, every bead, every perfectly fused joint is a testament to your mastery of electrical principles.

We created these stick welding tips to help remind you what to do during the welding process….

MIG welding is incredibly versatile, whether you’re working with thin sheet metal or thicker plates, it can handle them all, offering a clean and efficient way to create strong, lasting bonds….

Have you ever found yourself staring at a welding project, wondering how to seamlessly join materials of vastly different thicknesses? Practice is key to finding the right settings and technique. Let’s take a look at some tips that might help you!

Embarking on a welding career is an exciting journey, and there are a few key things that will set you up for success from day one. So, as you continue exploring the world of welding, continue to practice, experiment, and enjoy the incredible journey of becoming a skilled welder.

Welding is a skill that truly develops with repetition, but it’s not just about doing it, it’s about watching what you’re doing, paying attention to the puddle, the arc, the sound, and your resulting bead. Each of these key factors play a vital role and by focusing on them, you’ll build not just strong welds, but also a deep understanding of the craft. Mastering these 5 key factors is your roadmap to becoming a skilled welder and we can help get you through your journey.

Think of metal fabricators as the skilled artisans and engineers who transform raw metal into functional, beautiful, and essential components. It’s a process that involves a whole lot of precision, creativity, and a deep understanding of materials. At its core, metal fabrication is….

Understanding and practicing these four welding processes, stick welding (SMAW), MIG welding (GMAW), flux-core welding (FCAW), and TIG welding (GTAW) will equip you with a robust skill set. They all use a power source with a welding lead and ground clamp, but what sets them apart, they are different types of arc welding, each using a different method for creating an arc to melt and fuse metal. Each has its own unique strengths. Knowing when and how to apply them is key to becoming a well rounded and capable skilled welder.

Today, we want to talk about the pros and cons of welding which are both important considerations that come when pursuing this skilled trade.

Welders play an essential role in America, many industries rely on a welders skills to build, maintain, and repair infrastructure, vehicles, buildings, manufactured products, and much more.

Do you want to learn how to weld? Our classes are 5:1 student to teacher ratio, this helps us provide personalized training to tailor to each students needs, which allows students to master their skills at their own pace and apply what they are learning to set realistic goals with their career. Students will learn 100% hands-on welding training from an instructor who has over 30 years of knowledge in the welding industry.

What is the difference between a welding certificate and a welding certification? I know the two sound similar but they are totally different. 

Welding is not just about sparks and metal, it’s about building skills that can shape your future and that’s where the importance of hands-on welding training comes from.