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They must be able to name and display all safety practices and procedures.","Answer",{"name":114,"@type":109,"acceptedAnswer":115},"Who is eligible to show an actual built exhibit, and what prior completion is required?",{"text":116,"@type":112},"A member must be in Grades 9–12 to show an actual built exhibit. 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Project manuals will need to be presented at the time of judging. Green books can be utilized to hold record sheets and project manuals. Poster information can be found below and on the Poster Diagram Page.  \nExhibit Guidelines  \nYouth may exhibit one project they are capable of researching/building and be prepared to answer a few questions from the judge regarding this project at the time of judging.  \nThe project must have been designed and built within the current 4-H calendar year. Youth are required to learn about and wear all appropriate welding safety gear at all times. Youth must be able to name and display all safety practices and procedures.  \nYouth will learn to operate appropriate welding equipment. They will learn to cut with an Acetylene torch and/or plasma cutter, learn different welding beads and joints, learn about mig and stick welders, learn about saw, ironworker, and drill press. Youth will continue to practice each year and improve skill and knowledge. Youth will learn basic welding techniques along with opportunities to learn project layout techniques.  \nIn order to show an actual built exhibit, a member must be in Grades 9-12. Must complete Grade 8 prior or with first exhibit in Grades 9-12. All 4-H members must complete Beginning Welding Poster Requirement prior to showing an exhibit.  \nYounger youth will complete a poster (22x28), slideshow (must bring your own device AND a copy in a folder/binder/plastic report cover to leave as exhibit), pamphlet (3 copies), or notebook/binder for their project.  \nExhibit Class Guidelines:  \nBeginner (grades 3-7)  \nYouth will select a different topic each year from the following:  \n1. Careers in welding.  \n2. Types of welders with advantages and disadvantages and cost.  \n3. Collection of welding safety equipment for display.  \n4. Colleges, technical schools, and/or training programs offering welding programs.  \n5. Collection of drawings/pre-made plans, ideas, and notes of potential projects in a binder.  \nIntermediate (grade 8)  \nBeginning Welding Poster (22 x 28) displayed horizontally. The poster should be titled“Beginning Welding” and needs to include the following:  \n1. Welding equipment that you work with.  \n2. Safety equipment (helmet, gloves, safety glasses/goggles) .  \n3. Five (5) welding rods of different sizes and types.  \n4. Label each rod as to size, heat range, metal type and metal thickness (gage) . Advanced (grades 9-12)  \nMust complete Grade 8 prior or with first exhibit in Grades 9-12. Youth must have a safety contract or a written statement from their Ag teacher before proceeding through the Grades 9-12 requirements. Youth will continue to practice safety in the shop and around equipment. Youth will improve skills by practicing with available equipment. The practical planned project exhibit is as follows:  \n1. List of supplies used.  \n2. Drawing and design plans on paper.  \n3. Approximate cost.  \n4. Actual project.  \nThe following will be the judging criteria:  \n1. Quality of welds.  \n2. Appropriateness of weld.  \n3. Quality of joints made (if any) .  \n4. Appropriateness of joints selected to use (if any) .  \n5. Usefulness of item made.  \n6. Overall appearance and neatness.  \nRemember: Make or repair any items worthy of your time and effort. Be proud of what you exhibit!","cbCaiim9oJ627UYz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiim9oJ627UYz","pdf",173469,"English","# Exhibit Guidelines\n## Eligibility and safety requirements\n## What youth will learn\n## Exhibit formats by age/grade\n## Exhibit class guidelines: Beginner (grades 3-7)\n## Exhibit class guidelines: Intermediate (grade 8)\n## Exhibit class guidelines: Advanced (grades 9-12)\n## Judging criteria","[{\"question\":\"What safety requirements must youth follow during the 4-H welding project?\",\"answer\":\"Youth must learn and wear all appropriate welding safety gear at all times. They must be able to name and display all safety practices and procedures.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is eligible to show an actual built exhibit, and what prior completion is required?\",\"answer\":\"A member must be in Grades 9–12 to show an actual built exhibit. 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