Welders of Reddit, what’s one piece of advice or insight you wish you had known before starting your career in welding?
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Welders of Reddit, what’s one piece of advice or insight you wish you had known before starting your career in welding?
One thing I wish I had known before entering the welding trade is just how important the little details can be. Things like maintaining your equipment, understanding the metallurgy of the materials you’re working with, and the significance of prep work can make a huge difference in the quality of your welds and the longevity of your projects. Also, networking and learning from others in the field can open up opportunities and increase your skillset far beyond what you initially expect. Don’t underestimate the power of a good mentor or community! Plus, the safety aspect is crucial—always invest in the best gear and never skip the safety protocols. It’s better to spend a little more time being safe than to learn that lesson the hard way.