Written by someone whose first language is not English??? Or really in need of proof reading. Someone who knew nothing other than what is written there would be very confused!
I totally agree with ccjersey that this is not very helpful. I have seen better information by watching You Tube vids. I did not even find an reference for using Ni-rod sticks.
JanM
Kind of reminded me of a high school term paper...from a high school where, like cc said, English was a second language.
my tips: pre heat with for excample oxy-acyt. tourch, use good welding rods like UTP8 for cast iron , weld short distances, hammer direct the weld after welding for relees of stresses caused by the heat. cool down slow the welded piece.
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The pieces you repaired are probably the toughest pieces to repair!
Lots of Carbon Embrittlement!
I think it's some sort of spam - thought there's nothing obvious. I would say to delete the post.
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