Wire Welding Crossword

Gloves, Jacket, Safety Glasses, and Helmet are all necessary examples of?
The angle which you work your whip along the work piece
This regulates gas flow out of the whip
This is used to shield the bead from the atmosphere
This is used to clean the spatter beads from the inside of the cone
On a weld blueprint this is always the bottom side of the weld arrow
These should be checked before every welding session to monitor for leaks, cuts, or other problems to ensure safety.
This is the amount of heat flow through your material to fuse the two pieces together
A circle around the welding diagram intersection, that represents a weld that is in more than one spot.
The distance between the work piece and the end of the wire
The added gas that accounts for 25% of the mixture
The adjustment made to control the speed the wire flows out
The adjustment made to adjust the amount of electricity flowing through
The gas used to shield the weld during GMAW
The top of the blueprinted arrow that indicates where the weld should be placed
The clamp that must be attached to the work piece or metal table to complete the circuit of electricity
The impurities of GMAW welding that come to the surface
The direction you should angle your whip when welding GMAW
Part of the welding blueprint that notes / call outs are placed about the welds