02-22-2017, 07:13 AM
I've used the Lyman brass cleaner and was surprised at how good the results were. Generally I just use hot soapy water but have found cloudy ammonia in water to be good also. Sometimes I place parts in a jar of solvent and then place that is the bath, which also works. Same as the plastic bag I guess.
For bearings, I have an old chip fryer that rotates the basket (supposedly stops the chips sticking together) and I run it with transmission fluid in it. Does a good job of cleaning the bearings but I have to leave the lid open. On the lowest setting the temp gets too hot with the lid closed and smoke pours out of the vent.
For bearings, I have an old chip fryer that rotates the basket (supposedly stops the chips sticking together) and I run it with transmission fluid in it. Does a good job of cleaning the bearings but I have to leave the lid open. On the lowest setting the temp gets too hot with the lid closed and smoke pours out of the vent.
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