Arrow Side / Other Side

[IceKid]

I wasn't sure where to ask this so I apologize if it is in the wrong section.

On a welding symbol, if depth, weld symbol, length and pitch are given on arrow side, but only depth and welding symbol are given on the other side, am I to assume that the length and pitch are the same as on arrow side?

TIA

[sn0border88]

No, it should be specified on both sides. I would assume its continuous, but ask for clarification anyways.

[Donald Branscom]

If there is single bracket for the length and pitch and it goes (above and below) the line, it is the same length and pitch for both sides

If there is a separate bracket above and below the line each bracket should specify.
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[IceKid]

I can't really ask for clarification as it is on a take home midterm test, lol. I can't seem to find it in my blueprint reading book, either, and I am assuming I am just missing it. I tried to draw it in paint and post a picture, I apologize for it looking so crappy, my paint skills leave much to be desired. The question is worded as: The length of the fillet weld, arrow-side is _________.

[IceKid]

Oh and I know in my original question I switched the arrow-side/other-side specs but I didn't think I'd be posting a picture and didn't think it mattered if I switched it around, was just making it sound "easier"

[sn0border88]

I would say that the weld is going to be as long as the length of the piece the arrow side is referring too. Unless it is talking about the leg length.

[CEP]

That would be a 1/2 inch fillet weld on the side the arrow is pointing to, with a 2 inch long weld 5 inches center.
1/8 inch fillet weld on the opposite side of where the arrow is pointing to.

[CEP]

I re-read you post after posting, I guess one would assume the weld length would be the same on both sides. But you know what happens when we assume!

[mrmikey]

IMHO the 1/2" fillet weld would be the length of the joint it points to until it changes direction. I.e. one leg of an angle, one flange or web of a beam, one side of a tube etc.....Mike

[tenpins]

If I was on the job, I would weld that half all out, given that symbol. It is unusual that there is not a length, or the "all around" symbol.
In all seriousness, I would call shenanigans on that question.

[82VDubDiesel]

How I read that symbol would be a 1/8" fillet 2" on 5"center on the arrow side, and a 1/2" fillet weld on the other side, full lenth because it has no lenth/ pitch specified. on prints I jenerally see it specified on both sides of the base line if they specify a lenth/ pitch specified. if the weld symbols are offset than you offset the welds from each other. (find center of the joint and lay the welds out for the first side from that point, then the other side off center bu splitting the pitch.)
Hope this helped
Travis

[IceKid]

THANK YOU to everyone who responded! I think for now I'm going to leave it blank and confer with the other students and maybe just bring it up to the instructor.

Thanks for everyone's input

[Unstaybull]

I/8 fillet 2-5 on OTHER SIDE......1/2 fillet till it changes direction on ARROWSIDE....

So answer to your question would be....Total length of weld seam until direction changes....

[Donald Branscom]

ICEKID,

You can just Google "weld symbols" and get all the answers.

Your computer is one of the most powerful tools in the world.

[Donald Branscom]

Originally Posted by 82VDubDiesel

How I read that symbol would be a 1/8" fillet 2" on 5"center on the arrow side, and a 1/2" fillet weld on the other side, full lenth because it has no lenth/ pitch specified. on prints I jenerally see it specified on both sides of the base line if they specify a lenth/ pitch specified. if the weld symbols are offset than you offset the welds from each other. (find center of the joint and lay the welds out for the first side from that point, then the other side off center bu splitting the pitch.)
Hope this helped
Travis

Good point 82DubDiesel. The welding symbol given was unusual.