There are a few reasons why someone might want to weld cast iron to steel, whether for structural, decorative, or other purposes. Fortunately, there are methods available to effectively join these two metals.
We are happy to introduce our Level 3 welding apprentice, Harriet Worth.
Harriet forged her passion for metal fabrication during lockdown at home with her dad, and from there decided to join a weekend course in MIG and TIG confirming her desire to pursue a career in the field.
Harriet has since completed her level 2 in Welding and Fabrication at Burton and South Derbyshire College. During her studies, Harriet joined us at Cast Iron Welding Services in part-time employment, to get some hands-on experience.
We were so impressed with Harriet that we offered her a level 3 apprenticeship on completion of her course.
Harriet is thriving with us here and has expressed her love for working as a welder, working on different types of welds and materials. She also voiced her desire to work with classic and historic racing cars in the future, which as leaders in cast iron engine repairs is something we are very used to seeing here at Cast Iron Welding Services.