Category:Welding
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Be aware that arc flash, flying sparks and debris may happen at any time in the welding area. | Be aware that arc flash, flying sparks and debris may happen at any time in the welding area. | ||
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Safety-wise, make sure your gloves (and, for that matter, all your skin and clothing) remain dry. This is a much bigger factor than glove leather thickness in mitigating electrical shock hazard. (Also, shock hazard is less of a concern with MIG than with TIG or stick.) | Safety-wise, make sure your gloves (and, for that matter, all your skin and clothing) remain dry. This is a much bigger factor than glove leather thickness in mitigating electrical shock hazard. (Also, shock hazard is less of a concern with MIG than with TIG or stick.) | ||
Revision as of 15:40, 11 January 2016
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| Shop Colors |  |
| Shop Rules | Basic welding safety rules |
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| Hours | Same as membership hours |
| Operational Status of Tools | Summary for all Welding tools |
| Tool Maintenence Tickets | All open tickets for Welding tools |
Our Welding Craft Area is equipped with both MIG and TIG welders, and we offer additional classes in sculptural metalworking.
See the classes page on our main site for class listings.
If you're looking for what kinds of welders we have, start with one of these:
Also, look farther down this page for a listing of individual welders available.
For a table comparing our informal terminology with that used formally in the industry, see this chart and explanation.
Hazards and Safety
Be aware that arc flash, flying sparks and debris may happen at any time in the welding area.
Safety glasses, long pants, gloves, and closed toed shoes are required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). You may also be interested in providing your own welding gloves.
Safety-wise, make sure your gloves (and, for that matter, all your skin and clothing) remain dry. This is a much bigger factor than glove leather thickness in mitigating electrical shock hazard. (Also, shock hazard is less of a concern with MIG than with TIG or stick.)
Disposing and Recycling Materials
We have a scrap bin.
Good Manners
- Sweep up
- Clear any trip hazards
- Leave the most open floor space possible
- Don't leave your projects unattended. Unattended metal will go in the scrap bin.
Pages in category "Welding"
The following 36 pages are in this category, out of 36 total.
Media in category "Welding"
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