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C. Vertical Welds<br />

Tack weld a section of angle iron <strong>to</strong> <strong>your</strong> work bench in an upright position. Make<br />

<strong>your</strong>self comfortable on a seat and strike the arc in the corner of the fillet. The<br />

electrode needs <strong>to</strong> be about 10 degrees from the horizontal <strong>to</strong> enable a good bead <strong>to</strong><br />

be deposited. Use a short arc, and do not attempt <strong>to</strong> weave on the first pass. When<br />

the first pass has been completed chip the slag from the weld, wire bush it, and begin<br />

the second pass. This time a slight weaving motion may be necessary <strong>to</strong> cover the<br />

first pass and obtain good fusion at the edges. At the completion of each side motion,<br />

pause for a moment <strong>to</strong> allow weld metal <strong>to</strong> build up at the edges, otherwise undercut<br />

can form and <strong>to</strong>o much metal will accumulate in the center of the weld.<br />

Typical Vertical Fillet Weld<br />

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