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A little while ago I posted here http://forum.weldingtipsandtricks.com/v ... 399#p33399 about this topic. I think this video does a better job explaining it than my post did. What do you think?
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noddybrian
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Excellent video - I'd never thought of using those roloc discs - at college all we had was sheets of " wet & dry " paper of various grades on plate glass - did have one powered disc - but that was a cloth covered thing that diamond paste was applied to just for finishing - spent many many hours hand sanding test pieces - it was alot more fun to pull stuff apart on the Dennison - also never thought of using phosphoric acid - I did'nt realize it reacted that way - in the past I'd used nitric - then that got very difficult to find due to our nanny state that worried as it's needed to produce most common primary explosives - luckily now it's available on good old Ebay - not sure if they monitor sales though - best not bulk buy mercury thermometers at the same time !
Awesome.
Here in Australia it can be very hard to get chemicals.
Nitric acid is a good example as it is a bomb precursor.
I'll def remember the "easy off" method.
We have that brand here.
Also got a mate that's a chemist for locktite Australia (they shutting shop soon btw)
So I'll see if he can get me a bottle, as I not seen that product b4 on shelf.
Here in Australia it can be very hard to get chemicals.
Nitric acid is a good example as it is a bomb precursor.
I'll def remember the "easy off" method.
We have that brand here.
Also got a mate that's a chemist for locktite Australia (they shutting shop soon btw)
So I'll see if he can get me a bottle, as I not seen that product b4 on shelf.
I have a soldering iron!
coldman
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When I did my macros I went to my LWS and the only thing they could sell me was the stainless steel weld tarnish remover with the fluro toxic shite. Now I have that stuff in my workshop and it bothers the hell out of me. I have it in a second sealed plastic bucket for safe keeping for when I do staino next. I never thought to use rust converter, already had some.
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Jody,
That was a very good video. I will have to make a trip to the store and get to etching. I have some T1 samples I never got around to checking, now would be a good time.
-Jonathan
That was a very good video. I will have to make a trip to the store and get to etching. I have some T1 samples I never got around to checking, now would be a good time.
-Jonathan
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noddybrian
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Nitric is often still available despite it's use in " primaries " ! - Ebay is such a wonderful place - just do a search for " gold testing kit " ! - that's how I first found it - just decide how much " gold testing kit " you require - it's available here from 1/4 liter upwards - though I believe large quantities are shipped in individual smaller containers - so if you order 20 liters it may come as 20 * 1liter or 4 * 5liter to get round the hazmat laws - just don't order mercury at the same time ( yes thats also available ! "
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Jody - thanks for the excellent video - very informative
Dave J.
Beware of false knowledge; it is more dangerous than ignorance. ~George Bernard Shaw~
Syncro 350
Invertec v250-s
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Dialarc
Tried being normal once, didn't take....I think it was a Tuesday.
Beware of false knowledge; it is more dangerous than ignorance. ~George Bernard Shaw~
Syncro 350
Invertec v250-s
Thermal Arc 161 and 300
MM210
Dialarc
Tried being normal once, didn't take....I think it was a Tuesday.
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Adding second pic didn't turn out as good kinda rushed through the polishing to get it done not near as defined
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