SMAW
This is the result of the flux burning.
What is Shielding Gas?
A versatile corded tool used in welding.
What is a Grinder?
What is the Root?
Flint and Steel
What is a Striker?
This weld has a triangular cross section.
What is a Fillet Weld?
Often known as reverse polarity.
What is DCEP?
This is needed to keep the wheels in place.
What is the Backing Nut?
While this part can't walk, this is used to measure the size of the weld.
What is the Leg?
These are use when heat is needed but not to cut.
What is a rose bud?
The relationship of the base metal and weld metal affect what?
What is the Position?
The maximum amount of stretching stress a metal can withstand before it breaks.
What is Tensile Strength?
This is known to explode when side pressure is applied.
What is a Cutting Wheel?
Much like a clock, this tells us a lot about the weld.
What is the Face?
Molten metal that catches on the plate during the cutting process.
What is Dross?
The width of the material removed during a cutting process.
What is Kerf?
This is used to stabilize the Arc.
What is Flux?
This is used to protect others from sparks.
What is a Welding Curtain?
While small and weak, this plays a very important roll in welding.
What is a Tact Weld?
This is used to adjust the diaphragm of the regulator, giving us the working pressure.
What is the Adjustment Screw?
This is used to relay information.
What is a Blueprint?
This has ceramic replacement parts for protecting your hands.
What is the Stinger?
This is used to help restart when doing open roots.
What is Feathering?
This is the junction of base metal to the weld metal.
What is the Toe?
A thermal metalworking process used to remove surface defects, old welds, or unwanted layers of metal.
What is Scarfing?
While affected by heat, this zone is often a weak point in the base metal.
What is the Heat Affected Zone?