A military veteran and now welding shop co-owner, Chanda Maldonado is busy recruiting more women to get involved in welding in Chattanooga, TN. She pitches a welding career to women saying, “It’s very empowering to do this.” Maldonado learned welding from her welding shop co-owner
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Today’s guest post is by John Swartz of Miller Electric: Before we even talk about the benefits of Auto-Set™ for MIG welding, first ask yourself this question: “What is my time worth to me?” In the business world, the old adage is that “Time is
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Every hobby welder and professional looking for a new welding machine faces a series of trade-offs in features when picking one machine or another. Some machines provide a lot of power, but they aren’t portable. Other machines are limited to only one or two welding
Welding machines come in a variety of sizes and styles, but for today we are going to discuss electric welding machines. In the early days of welding, electric welding machines were typically only found in industrial settings. As technology advanced over time so did welding
Whether you’re a professional welder, welding student, or just a handy-around-the-house project kind of person, setting up your own home project welding workshop is a fun and functional way to work on your own projects, improve your skills, in addition to making home and automotive
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Spot welding is performed by sending an electrical current through two pieces of metal creating a weld at the spot where the electricity was introduced. Spot welding requires the welder to use two copper electrodes combined with the thickness and density of the metals being
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Welding machines are something that every welder is familiar with. They provide the power and control for the welding torches used by the welder. The torches are used to produce the high heat needed to join two pieces of metal together. Welding machines are capable
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