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Was welding the first trade that you wanted to do?

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Nope, couldn’t even read a tape measure. I received a scholarship for a trade school, that scholarship allowed me to check out all the classes they offer. I got hands on experience with a lot of the Dunwoody courses. I was so scared of the fire that I found a liking to it. That’s how I knew that welding was for me!!!

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