Seven days. One coupon a day.

A guided week of real practice. Each day you weld a simple coupon, open DimeVision, scan the bead, and Danny’s tip follows that day’s focus. You buy practice structure and AI feedback on the scan. One coupon a day builds the habit. This is not a defect encyclopedia.

Day 1–7

Miss a day, pick up the next one. Days open in order. Each day is a coupon and a scan, not a chapter to read.

1. Day 1 — Start clean. Short MIG stringer on brushed plate. Scan prep and a dirty start. Danny: brush, dry, and start on clean metal.
2. Day 2 — Stickout hold. Two short stringers, same settings. Scan length and arc wander. Danny: hold stickout; don’t chase the puddle.
3. Day 3 — Travel rhythm. One longer stringer. Scan width and height wander. Danny: steady travel; listen to the arc.
4. Day 4 — Toes. Fillet or butt, watch the edges. Scan toe melt and undercut. Danny: angle and travel at the toes.
5. Day 5 — Spatter control. Short MIG pass. Scan scatter beside the bead. Danny: voltage, wire, stickout, and prep.
6. Day 6 — Porosity and gas. Fillet or stringer on a cool plate. Scan holes and gas pockets. Danny: drafts, gas, and a dirty plate.
7. Day 7 — Consistency check. Two or three short stringers, same setup. Scan bead-to-bead sameness. Danny: rhythm, stickout, and travel — the habit for next week.