Welding

by Don Geary

This hands-on guide to welding covers everything a beginner needs to know to work safely and productively with welding equipment. Starting with the basics of setting up a welding outfit and with a focus on oxyacetylene welding, this book discusses new processes, fuels, equipment, supplies and welding techniques in an easy-to-understand format. It even covers safety issues and how to set up your own welding workshop. it also provides welding projects for beginners to try out what they've learned. Its an ideal hands-on learning tool for beginners and an excellent bench reference for experienced welders.

350 pages, Paperback

First published August 24, 1999

Reviews

[Dylan · Rating 5 out of 5]

9/10/15
Dylan Christianson
English open response


This summer for my summer reading I read Welding by Don Geary. The genre of this book is is nonfiction book. The purpose of this book is teaching you how to weld and what it is made of and how to cut and weld metals at different angles. I liked the book because I can relate to it because I weld and I can do everything that's in the book. A positive thing about this book was the pictures. It gave me a good visual of how to use it. I think that the book had no negative aspects. I recommend this book to a person who like welding or a mechanic. It met my expectation because it was exactly what I thought it was gonna be. I really enjoyed this book because I go to a vocational high school and this is what I do.