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There is still Stick and TIG available :-)

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	This page details the training programme/ requirements for the welding equipment. The space has three types of welder - MMA (stick), MIG and TIG, each requiring a separate training session. Traditionally we have started teaching beginners with MMA, as this very manual technique teaches a lot of the fundamentals that are useful to know when using the other techniques~~. However, our current line-up of trainers are not very familiar with it and so we now focus on MIG, which is very beginner-friendly~~.		This page details the training programme/ requirements for the welding equipment. The space has three types of welder - MMA (stick), MIG and TIG, each requiring a separate training session. Traditionally we have started teaching beginners with MMA, as this very manual technique teaches a lot of the fundamentals that are useful to know when using the other techniques.

	Training sessions typically last an hour or two, and there will usually be a moderate fee to be discussed with your trainer.		Training sessions typically last an hour or two, and there will usually be a moderate fee to be discussed with your trainer.