[Gasification] OT Welding

[Kevin Chisholm]

Dear Max

I would suggest that teh best way is to start by taking an Introductory 
Welding Course at a Community College. That will give you insight into 
technique, settings, rod selection, equipment selection, etc. for 
various jobs you may wish to undertake.

The kind of equipment, its duty cycle, and size depend on the kind of 
work you expect to be doing most often.

Best wishes,

Kevin

Max Kennedy wrote:
> Would appreciate some input from members experienced with welding.  I
> am looking to learn by doing and am wondering what sequence of
> equipment to buy, eg rod 1st, mig 2nd tig 3rd etc.  I have no
> experience with this so if the order in the example is out of whack
> that's why I need advice.  This is a skill I will need to build
> larger gasifiers so would appreciate any input.
> 
> Max K.
> 
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