If you have broken your vise, putting a little too much strain on it, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Thousands of people have broken their favorite vise, and in the following article, we’re going to take a look at the steps needed to successfully repair your vise and get it back in action in no … Continue Reading
When you break a component or item that’s made using cast iron, it can be a nightmare to repair. Many a welder has been bought undone by a small repair job for a friend or family once they are presented with something made from cast iron. You’re usually full of confidence about any repair job … Continue Reading
Stick welding would probably not the first process one might choose for cast iron welding. However in my series how to get the most out of your stick welder to solve your joining problems, I will show you how to weld cast iron and handle the challenges that comes with the process. Generally, cast iron … Continue Reading
Welding Magnesium is not something many welders I know are willing to attempt, even though it is possible. Magnesium tends to catch fire if heated too much and god help you put out a magnesium fire once it gets started. Magnesium has a flash point of 883 ˚F and burns at a temperature of 4,000 … Continue Reading