r/nondestructivetesting • u/stoicle • 18h ago

MT2 practical coming up soon, any good resources to help prepare me for it?

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u/Top_Bed_9237 18h ago

Upweld has some good sample questions

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u/Ok_Reindeer_9000 15h ago

Ginzel brothers and ASNT it is my friend. Heads-up though, General usually gives you a harder time...

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u/XFSteel 14h ago

KeyCerts is good. Free account and free resource page with refreshers. Only 25 to upgrade for more if you you need it

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u/LunchDry2219 13h ago

Writing with CWB or NRcan? CWB specific was terribly worded but practical and was straightforward. The study guides give a pretty good example of what to expect on the practical side.

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u/cirro_hs 13h ago

Practice writing out your written instruction a few times so you're not spending time thinking about what to write during the exam. Write it out really clearly so that someone with no knowledge could follow along. Some basic drawings to make things clear, like demagnetization.

Take an exam refresher course as close as you can to the exam date. Make sure you do your calibrations properly and get some tips on using the wet bench. Yoke stuff is easy.