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Luke686
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Flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead i am having small issues with vertical they arent looking very consistent this is my first year at welding school in high school and just looking for advice Image
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Looks pretty nice to me for a vertical, especially if thats your 1st layer vertical.

How many hours of practice do you have in training now ?
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Im not sure how many hours but i started welding in may of last year
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This is one i finished about a hr ago 4 beads flat 4 horizontal 4 vertical then 4 oberhead and repeat the process untill the pad is finished Image
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Dude, your to hard on yourself.....

Those pads look great.

Your ready to move onto T-joints.
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Thanks I appreciate it. I will probably move on to it soon my instructor wants me to keep on that for a state welding compition
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Good Looking Welds
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For vertical it looks pretty good...BTW, is the pic upside down or were you travelling vertical down?
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