Posted by welding man on April 12, 2013 at 19:40:35 from (76.9.224.70):
In Reply to: Weld symbol question posted by jason the red on April 12, 2013 at 19:06:36:
It has been a long time since I have encountered too many welding symbols,but if I look at the first symbol It would say to me that you were welding 2 different thicknesses of plate together. The top side being a square butt joint 3 in weld on 6 in centers and the bottom being a fillet caused by the differences in thickness and also 3 in weld on 6 in centers staggered from the other side.The second and third both being basically the same, 3 in weld on 6 in centers, but fillets on both sides. it is hard to have a fillet weld without a thickness difference or a 90 Deg. vertical member,Right? As I said it's been a long time, maybe I'm out in left field.
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