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August 19th 05, 02:13 PM
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Practical welding?
A friend lent me an OA rig so I could learn to weld. Lots of good
material in the library and on the NGs. But all that welding is done on a welding bench, at a comfortable height. Apparently one does not have to get near an airframe to get a certificate to weld 4130 with OA. How does a welder learn how to weld on a built and covered fuselage (say on fabric/steel)? How does he know how much fabric has to be removed to insure his heating doesn't screw up glue adhesion? How does he learn how to protect the nitrate from going up in flames from sparks? How does he learn the tricks to weld all around a splice without standing on his head or laying on his back? - Mike 
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