Interesting thread: http://www.workshopbuzz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4646
W WoodPecker Established Member Joined 30 Sep 2005 Messages 132 Reaction score 0 Location Leitrim, IRL 8 Dec 2005 #1 Interesting thread: http://www.workshopbuzz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4646
S SketchUp Guru Established Member Joined 12 Apr 2005 Messages 3,152 Reaction score 0 Location Rochester, MN USA 8 Dec 2005 #2 Interesting. Thanks for the link. I use naval jelly for rust removal. It's cheap and does all the work. I just wipe it on. Let it sit for a few minutes and wipe it off.
Interesting. Thanks for the link. I use naval jelly for rust removal. It's cheap and does all the work. I just wipe it on. Let it sit for a few minutes and wipe it off.
ProShop Established Member Joined 19 Apr 2004 Messages 1,050 Reaction score 2 Location North Lincolnshire 8 Dec 2005 #3 Wonderwheels, works every time
A Anonymous Guest 8 Dec 2005 #4 That looks like a lot of fun. I have always been keen to try electrolysis after seeing it used with archaeological finds etc. Might give it a go on an old Cobblers repair tool
That looks like a lot of fun. I have always been keen to try electrolysis after seeing it used with archaeological finds etc. Might give it a go on an old Cobblers repair tool
F frank Established Member Joined 10 Sep 2003 Messages 938 Reaction score 0 Location cheshire 8 Dec 2005 #5 can you use an old silver fork or spoon and silver plate your planes ? frank
Chris Knight Established Member Joined 14 Jan 2004 Messages 6,641 Reaction score 3 Location SE London - NW Kent 8 Dec 2005 #6 Frank, You sure can - but best to copperplate them first. I often did this as a kid. Using low currents and slow depoistion works best.
Frank, You sure can - but best to copperplate them first. I often did this as a kid. Using low currents and slow depoistion works best.
ProShop Established Member Joined 19 Apr 2004 Messages 1,050 Reaction score 2 Location North Lincolnshire 8 Dec 2005 #7 waterhead37":1qphzxwr said: Frank, You sure can - but best to copperplate them first. I often did this as a kid. Using low currents and slow depoistion works best. Click to expand... ""Gosh"" Chris that takes me back a few years, I spent hours doing that :lol: :lol: :lol:
waterhead37":1qphzxwr said: Frank, You sure can - but best to copperplate them first. I often did this as a kid. Using low currents and slow depoistion works best. Click to expand... ""Gosh"" Chris that takes me back a few years, I spent hours doing that :lol: :lol: :lol:
F frank Established Member Joined 10 Sep 2003 Messages 938 Reaction score 0 Location cheshire 9 Dec 2005 #8 i wonder who will be the first with a silver plated stanley frank