Welding Certification test Q&A and tips and tricks
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Which process is better for the least amount of distortion tig, mig, or stick welding?
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Here's your first video on the subject:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2vuGlcbDwKY
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MinnesotaDave wrote:Here's your first video on the subject:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2vuGlcbDwKY
Still one of my favorites so informative and fun. Still holds true to today


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5th Street Fab wrote:
MinnesotaDave wrote:Here's your first video on the subject:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2vuGlcbDwKY
Still one of my favorites so informative and fun. Still holds true to today
Yep, I play it in class for students too. Unless someone comes out with a better one, I'll keep using it. :)
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JB Weld.

All other processes are notorious for distortion
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