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    Making Welds of the Correct Size and Not Excessively Large
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Making Welds of the Correct Size and Not Excessively Large

Question 15

Question 15

Multiple Choice

Making welds of the correct size and not excessively large, saves weld material, and can save ____.


A) working space
B) welding time
C) electrical energy
D) postweld grinding

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