In welding, the position refers to the spatial arrangement of the joint relative to the welder. Mastering different positions is critical because gravity affects molten metal—welding overhead is far harder than welding on a flat surface.
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In welding, the position refers to the spatial arrangement of the joint relative to the welder. Mastering different positions is critical because gravity affects molten metal—welding overhead is far harder than welding on a flat surface.
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