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Subject: MIG brazing of cast iron Author: Michiel Stokhuyzen [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 02:34:14 11/02/03 Sun Hello Forum ! I am currently trying to repair an old engine block (gray cast iron, I suppose) by using a modern MIG welder, especially built for MIG brazing with CuSi2 wire. So far the results have not been really satisfying. Though I do have some bonding, I am still able to "chissel off" the weld from the cast iron. Is there any suggestion from your part about the chances for this repair method ? Thanks in advance for your reaction ! Michiel Stokhuyzen / The Hague / Holland [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: MIG brazing of cast iron JP 22:01:36 11/22/03 Sat Re: MIG brazing of cast iron -- Brainfarth, 13:58:09 11/28/03 Fri Re: MIG brazing of cast iron -- Jerry, 17:34:45 01/30/04 Fri