To Get Started with Welding
1. Create or open a model in Creo.
2. Click > 
Welding. The Welding tab opens.
Welding. The Welding tab opens.3. Use individual welding tools to define a weld, or use the Weld Wizard to define a fillet weld simultaneously with a notch, or a groove or butt weld simultaneously with an edge preparation, a notch, or both.
◦ To use an individual welding tool, click one of the following buttons:
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Fillet Weld
Fillet Weld▪ Groove Weld (ANSI) or Butt Weld (ISO) and then select the groove or butt weld type on the tab that opens, or click the arrow next to Groove Weld or Butt Weld, and then click one of the following buttons:
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Square Groove or Square Butt
Square Groove or Square Butt▪ 
Bevel Groove or Bevel Butt
Bevel Groove or Bevel Butt▪ 
V Groove or V Butt
V Groove or V Butt▪ 
J Groove or J Butt
J Groove or J Butt▪ 
U Groove or U Butt
U Groove or U Butt▪ 
Flare Bevel Groove or Flare Bevel Butt
Flare Bevel Groove or Flare Bevel Butt▪ 
Flare V Groove or Flare V Butt
Flare V Groove or Flare V Butt▪ 
Bevel Butt with Broad Root Face (ISO only)
Bevel Butt with Broad Root Face (ISO only)▪ 
V Butt with Broad Root Face (ISO only)
V Butt with Broad Root Face (ISO only)▪ 
Plug/Slot Weld
Plug/Slot Weld▪ 
Spot Weld
Spot WeldThe tab for the selected welding tool opens.
◦ To use the Weld Wizard, click 
Weld Wizard. The Weld Definition dialog box opens.
Weld Wizard. The Weld Definition dialog box opens.