I as trying to work up to welding cages with a wire feed

I think start on 2 flat pieces

then move onto 2 pieces put together like a L

then a tube onto a flat plate (like a base plate)

then onto tube to tube welding in a T shape.

then onto tube to tube welding at diffrent angles

then trying a practice cage on this is junky car I've got

how does this order sound to you guys?

thanks for all the help.

 

Lots of flat pieces for a while. Honestly I don't know why people start doing pipe so early.

Start with butt welds, fillet welds, and lap welds.

 

thanks

So i'm assusming pipe is way harder than flat?

 

so by the lack of responses im going to assume this is a good order to go with.

 

Pipe is quite a bit harder than flat, yes.