Methodology

We publish welding guidance that’s easy to follow, easy to verify, and written to reduce guesswork.

Our default stance: explain the mechanism, give the safest next step, and call out what to avoid. We do not publish vendor comparisons or pricing.

How a page is built

Start from real questions. We map common operator and engineer prompts.
Choose a single intent. Each page answers one decision moment.
Answer-first. The first paragraph is the practical conclusion.
Mechanism explanation. We explain why the behavior occurs.
Safe sequence. A short step list with “stop” conditions.

What we avoid

Brand or supplier recommendations
Pricing/procurement content
Unbounded “best practices” lists without context
Advice that ignores safety/SOP requirements

Later, product recommendations can be added as a separate layer—never inside core guidance.

Evidence style

When uncertainty is high, we prefer explicit checks and controlled changes over aggressive “try this” advice. Where applicable we use:

Cause → symptom mapping
Decision trees (“if X, do Y”)
Min-risk testing sequences