different classes of welders I II III?

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can someone please explain the different classes to me? I know its due to skill and experience, just would like a more in depth description.  thanks!
Reply:#1.can sometimes read a print.  Can weld ok.  Probably can't fab very much on their own, but (hopefully) willing to learn.#2.Can read most prints, can weld pretty good. Knows what's going on & why.  #3.Can read All prints, knows where to look in the code book on their own. Also can run a crew, & doesn't bother me with stoopid questions.. I sure could use a #3... Last #3, was actually full of #2...Buy American, or don't whine when you end up on the bread line.
Reply:Lol! Guess that would make me a number I.  Thanks for the info!
Reply:ive never heard of this.Weldanpower 225 G7Ironworkers Local #24
Reply:Class of welders or weldors?I thought class of welders was l. home hobby, ll. light industrial and lll. heavy industrial."Where's Stick man????????" - 7A749"SHHHHHH!! I sent him over to snag that MIC-4 while tbone wasn't looking!" - duaneb55"I have bought a few of Tbone's things unlike Stick-Man who helps himself" - TozziWelding"Stick-man"
Reply:I thought this was going to be a lincoln engine drive thread.  They made a classic I, II, and III welders basically there are later versions of sa200 and sa250.Lincoln 300 Vantage 2008300 Commander 1999SA250 1999SA200 1968Miller Syncrowave 200XMT350MPA/S-52E/xr-15Xtreme 12vs Millermatic 251 w/30A  Millermatic 251 Dialarc 250 Hypertherm 1250 GEKA & Bantom Ironwokers
Reply:Originally Posted by WeldingMachine#1.can sometimes read a print.  Can weld ok.  Probably can't fab very much on their own, but (hopefully) willing to learn.#2.Can read most prints, can weld pretty good. Knows what's going on & why.  #3.Can read All prints, knows where to look in the code book on their own. Also can run a crew, & doesn't bother me with stoopid questions.. I sure could use a #3... Last #3, was actually full of #2...