Looking for free welding resources

[Mikaelfd]

I am thinking about taking courses about welding later this year. I want to prepare in advance. Do you know any accesible resources about welding? Especially things which explain the fundamentals. I look for solid hard information which will help me later. I want to understand the advantages and disadvantages of the various welding methods.

I have googled around. I have problems finding things. Do you know any manuals or lecture notes which are available to the general public. Can you help me?

I will also check the library :)

Thank you

 

[Astronuc]

This is very basic, but gives a good overview of the different processes.
http://www.free-ed.net/free-ed/BldgConst/Welding01/welding01_v2.asp

Some basic material on arc-welding
http://www.ncsea.com/downloads/events/conference2008/Arc_Welding_Fundamentals.pdf

It will be difficult to find a complete in-depth on-line course in welding.

 

[oswaler]

for your interest in welding and your dedication to preparing in advance for courses later this year. I understand the importance of having access to reliable and informative resources when learning a new skill. Fortunately, there are many accessible resources available for individuals interested in learning about welding.

First, I recommend checking online for free welding courses or tutorials. There are many reputable websites that offer comprehensive lessons on the fundamentals of welding, as well as the various methods and their advantages and disadvantages. These courses often include videos, diagrams, and step-by-step instructions to help you understand the concepts and techniques.

Additionally, there are many manuals and lecture notes available for free online. Some universities and technical schools have open access to their course materials, which may include information on welding. These resources can provide more in-depth information on the science behind welding and can be a valuable supplement to your studies.

I also suggest checking with your local library for resources on welding. Many libraries have a wide selection of books and manuals on various topics, including welding. You may also find DVDs or online databases with instructional videos or articles on welding techniques.

Lastly, I recommend reaching out to local welding organizations or clubs. These groups often have members who are experienced welders and can offer advice and resources for beginners. Attending workshops or events hosted by these organizations can also provide hands-on experience and networking opportunities.

I hope these suggestions help you in your search for free welding resources. By utilizing a combination of online sources, library materials, and local organizations, you can gain a solid understanding of welding fundamentals and be well-prepared for your upcoming courses. Best of luck in your learning journey!