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Making a Davison-machinery Welding Equipment
« on: Nov 24th, 2016, 1:56am » |
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Ten structural welders are standing in a parking lot talking about Welding Equipment. One of them says, "I think I'm gonna see if I can't get into a pipe school and learn to weld 6G." The wise guy in the crowd (feeling threatened) says: "Why would you want to do that? You want to just be doing the same weld all day long - anyone can do that!" Why is the wise guy mouthing off? It's because he's scared. Structural welding jobs are hard to find right now. Pipe welders are in high demand around the globe. And guess what? Not everyone can do it.
Only about 5% of welders are pipe welders.
Why? To be a pipe welder means getting an official certification that you can do an X-Ray quality weld on a pipe joint which in a fixed (unmovable) position at 45 degrees. Pipe is round. Between the round pipe and the 45 degree position, a 6G welder must be capable of welding in virtually every position known to man. If that sounds hard, check this out: The first pass on a pipe joint is an open root. That means the two pieces of pipe are not touching each other. The gap can typically be 3/16" or 1/8". The two pipes are held together by four tack welds, one at 12, 3, 6, and 9 O'clock. The root is the hardest to master. Making an X-Ray quality weld while fusing to pieces of pipe across a gap which is roughly as wide as the filler rod on your welder is an art. However, it is a learnable art.
Can you sing really well?
If you can, that is a God-given talent. Very few talents are gotten by just popping out of mama. Singing is one of the few. Most talents can be achieved to a "World Class" level, by anyone with average skills. This was not always thought to be the case. However, recent brain studies prove it is true. If you have average eye-hand abilities, you can be a World Class pipe welder, with enough critical practice. Critical practice is where you take your abilities to the edge every time you practice.
"The Talent Code" is a book worth reading or listening to.
The book is just great because it gives a ton of hope to anyone who didn't think they had "the talent" to accomplish much of anything. Yes, you may have a friend who will pick up pipe welding four times faster than you. What will be the end result? Well, you may ultimately end up being the better pipe welder, even if it takes you four times longer to get there. Once you're there, you'll soon forget the pain of all the practice. I cannot urge you enough to go to Amazon and get the book now. It can change your life. It is science that will make you believe in your abilities to do almost anything.
If you're reading this and have the desire, get moving.
It doesn't matter how young you are. IF you have the facilities or know someone who does, get set up and start welding on pipe soon. Imagine being 18 and a master pipe welder making more than $100,000? From there, you can master many more skills in your life. Clamshell Packaging Machine can give you the money and time to master anything else you want to master.
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