Posted by jon f mn on March 31, 2014 at 14:45:32 from (97.127.72.54):
In Reply to: welding a block posted by Brian806 on March 31, 2014 at 07:17:05:
If you want to weld it, I would use either nomacast or Ni-55 rod. The nomacast will be cheapest and easiest to use, but will not be machinable and be less strong. The Ni-55 is more expensive and can be machined some, and is easier to use than Ni-99. Ni-99 is machinable but is the most expensive and hardest to use. You could also braze it. Seems like all you need to do is fill the hole so I think any of these will do the job for you. As said I would weld short runs and peen them between and when done throw an old blanket or something over it to help it cool slower.
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