AC-TIG practice cube
Built a small aluminum cube using AC TIG and 4043 filler, focusing on puddle control, consistent tie-ins, and keeping the assembly square.
I’m Natty Williamson, a production-shop welder building a long-term career in welding and metal fabrication. I bring hands-on MIG and TIG shop experience, a steady approach to fit-up and finish, and a drive to keep learning.
My experience spans production-shop welding and the work that makes a weldment come together: preparing parts, reading drawings for first-article work, managing distortion, and grinding or blending to a clean finish. I take pride in being dependable, careful with the details, and willing to learn the shop’s process.
I’m continuing to build range across TIG, MIG, flux-core, and stick welding. My next goal is to grow into broader fabrication and structural work while contributing to a team that values safe, consistent workmanship.
A few projects and shop skills that show the range I’m building.
Built a small aluminum cube using AC TIG and 4043 filler, focusing on puddle control, consistent tie-ins, and keeping the assembly square.
Practiced joining and finishing stainless assemblies, then blended the work to improve consistency and appearance.
Production experience with frame and panel work, weld repairs, part preparation, distortion control, and finishing operations.
More project photos and details can be added as I document new work.
Test scope and acceptance criteria can be confirmed with the issuing shop or instructor.
For job opportunities, weld tests, or a conversation about my experience: