Posted by John Harry on February 26, 2013 at 18:29:37 from (71.58.182.141):
In Reply to: Need some advice posted by aarolar on February 26, 2013 at 15:45:03:
Just out of curosity it looks like you ground the crack with a grinder which is ok to start with. You prep area with grinder but finish everywhere you are going to weld with a file. Reason is cast iron has large grains of carbon in it that "smears" when ground and contaminates the weld.Where as the file cuts them off clean. This comes from the old timers I worked with in the power plants. I did some brazing of cast iron but have more experiance machining it. Im sure I will be told I am full of it.Is it cast iron or cast steel?
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