Harbor Frieght Mill Drill [Welding] Repair.WMV

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Uploaded by on Mar 19, 2010

Here's what happens when you "over torque" cast iron, and leave it subjected to temperature extremes[ from 65 deg heated shop to winter overnight temps of15- 20degs F ] bi-metalic contraction[steel to cast iron] may the weaker metal loose!
WELDING PROCEDURE: Contrary to popular belief, that cast iron should always be arc welded with nickel [EnCi, Ni-rod ext.] electrodes. E-7018 low hydrogen produces a much stronger [very hard non-machinable] weld. The key is to pre-heat and hold temps under control, always use NEW and /or OVEN HELD electrodes, lower heat settings. I have had a long, successful track record of cast iron weld repairs this way. Of course, NI rod is used where the weld must be machined, but will be 20-30 % weaker than a weld made with a steel electrode.

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