I did a quick lookup and <SHAMELESS EMPLOYER PLUG ALERT> Durhamtech has
a number of welding courses
http://www.durhamtech.edu/html/prospective/coursedescriptions/wldcd.htm
these are credit classes so may be more than you want/ need to take to
learn how to stick 2 pieces of metal together. I did some further
checking and found out DT will be offering a non credit version of the
classes next summer. </SHAMELESS EMPLOYER PLUG ALERT>Let me know if you
would like more info.
Dave Sorenson
John Mitchell wrote:
On 11/10/05, Greg Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fee Ubuntu CDs to the transfer of knowledge in need. There, it's Linux related.
Does anyone on this list know how to arc or mig weld? I am in
constant need to fab antenna and camera mounts for the strangest
places and angles and my wood and cobbled metal mounts are horribly
unprofessional looking hence I'd like to fab my own. But that
requires some welding, a skill I have not yet acquired.
I suppose I'd rather MIG weld (from what I've seen of it, I like that
sizzle sound) but I don't know if these set-ups are very portable.
Any takers on teaching me to weld small bits of metal to make mounts?
I was going to suggest (for example) Wake technical Community
college but they seem to have only Stick welding(bottom of page):
http://www.wake.tec.nc.us/conted/schedules/bcn.html
Perhaps another local community college type place??
john mitchell
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