Looking around Atlanta, there aren't many options on welding classes unless you want to sign up for trade school classes. That can get expensive fast! Especially when you aren't trying to break into welding as career. Maybe you are a DIYer or just need help setting up a machine you purchased for your small home shop. You just might even be looking to hone in your skills and practice with a professional. Either way, I can help you out with in house lessons or house calls. PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS.
The basic lesson duration is a 2hr segment at the cost of $250. There will be an up charge for house calls. Your overall welding experience (novice to intermediate) will determine what we can accomplish in a lesson. These lessons are designed for adults but we might make exceptions for anyone who is actively seeking training.
The basic gear you'll need would be a welding hood, leather gloves, denim jeans, cotton long sleeve shirt, work boots and safety glasses. Once you sign up for a lesson, you'll receive a much more comprehensive gear list.
We have multiple areas our lessons can be focused on, which mainly depends on you. I teach anything from square 1 basics, tools and equipment set up, fabrication or general welding. Ill better explain the main's down below.

Have you wanted to learn welding but have no idea where to start? You'll be able to learn about all the different welding processes and applications, tooling and equipment, safety and industry standards. You'll then be able to decide which direction you'll want to move forward in.

Did you purchase gear and equipment but aren't quite sure how to set it up and use everything? I got you covered. You'll learn equipment set up, wire choices and shielding gases for different applications.

Mig welding is a fabricators main go to in most shops that deal with carbon steel. You'll learn machine set up, wire choice and application as well as positioning. This process is involved in a lot of different parts of the industry and will be focused on each student.

Some folks say that stick welding is becoming outdated. I couldn't disagree more. It's in field use it still a highly desired skill. You learn rod selection and application, equipment set up and position.