Introduction Most of the welding project videos here at WeldMyWorld.com show techniques for welding two flat pieces together, side by side. While it’s certainly possible that this...
Orbital welding is a process that was invented over fifty years ago. It is a specialized area of welding where the welding arc is mechanically rotated around...
According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook, "More than one-fourth of welders belong to unions." There are a variety of benefits available to union members. Benefits depend on...
6 Essential Elements for Selecting the Right Plasma Cutting Tool
Remember in the old days when Sears advertised their Craftsman Tools as the “the right tools for the job!” A typical marketing ploy for sure (not that...
Cap off the weekend with some insight on the welding world of this past week. Articles on passionate welders, welding programs, possible new jobs for those in...
Win a Copy of Spark: Lincoln Electric’s Success Story
Journalist Frank Koller tells the unique, if sometimes unbelievable, story of welding equipment manufacturer Lincoln Electric in his book Spark: How Old-Fashioned Values Drive a Twenty-First Century...
Pattern welding is a technique that is commonly used in the creation of swords and knives from many pieces of metal that have varying compositions. These metals...
Welding Starter Guide: Choosing the Right Wires / Alloys for MIG Welding
Welding can be loosely defined as the joining of two metal pieces. MIG welding, specifically, uses heat to melt the two pieces together along with a wire....
What is the difference between soldering, brazing, and welding? Each join metal, right? Soldering Soldering has been compared to hot glue. But unlike a gluing process, soldering...
Times are tough – making the impact on our wallets even tougher – but life keeps going. Here are some project ideas and cheap/discounted welding equipment and...
Flux Cored Arc Welding is a welding process that uses a self-shielding continuous wire that may be either coated or filled with flux. During the welding process...
Welding Education: A Bachelor of Science in Welding Engineering and what it can do for you
What is Welding Engineering? If you were to reduce the welding process to its core elements, you would discover the process is all about physics—as in the...
Brazing is a welding technique where two pieces of metal are joined using metallic filler that has been melted and then allowed to flow across and into...
Exothermic welding is also known as exothermic bonding, thermite welding, or thermit welding. It was developed around 1895 by Hans Goldschmidt. The process was refined by Dr....
The practice of welding requires specialized knowledge in the different techniques as well as what type of metals can be joined. Not all metals can be used...