[TheForge] Gas welding cast iron
Peter Fels and Phoebe Palmer
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Sun Feb 3 23:30:00 2002
At 11:29 AM 2/3/02, you wrote:
Dave there is a cast iron gas rod and a special flux ( York?). The rods
are literally cast. In either case you will want to preheat the heck out of
it and cool slowly. Nickle rod works too, helps to peen it as it cools and
run skinny stringer beads.
>Is there a special filler rod needed for gas (oxy/acet) welding cast
>iron. The piece in question will be subjected to high temperatures when
>in use, so brazing is probably out of the question. (gas forge door)
>
>Or would I be better off heating it up (relatively small, not thick) and
>arc welding with high nickle rod?
>
>Dave Brown
>Blacksmith/Tinsmith
>Green Bay, WI
>ABANA, UMBA, GoM, MODA, ARG
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