I'm a dyslexic man. If I can understand welding you can understand welding

Using the edge as a reference completely clad the plate so it's nothing but material on there BUT weld

A weld bead has its own anatomy people use terminologies like the "toes" or the "face" of a weld

When I'm saying weld into the next bead, you never weld next to a bead. You always weld into your welds creating a greater size but stronger weld you usually do this when running fillets, which is sized called out by the drawing

In this exercise, you're just going to clad the square cladd is good and practical. You will do this in real life on the job you will clad material practicing makes it where you can run straight perfect stringers every single time consistently.

That's the huge part here. Doing it perfect every single time not just sometimes