What wire cup set works w/ this machine? does it come w/ a set? or is it bare tool? need to remove a large amt. of rust.
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I stay away from sets. Use DeWalt individual parts, DW4910, DW4920, DW4930, DW4904, all are available thru Amazon. This machine I have uses 5/8 x 11 threaded arbor and is one of the few on the market with variable speed. Feature lends itself too greater job control. stan
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Any starter kit will work. Best results are when you can actually sand, or wire brush any loose rust first. The cleaner the surface, the better the POR-15 will adhere!
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A set came with mine. I did also purchase a different saw tooth cutter that is a bit larger in diameter from a plumbing supply company, as the set that comes with the tool is a bit small for larger pipes.
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I clean my EAA Witness Elite in mine. Pick up some of the gun cleaner solution though, I used just water and dawn, it did a great job but the metal started to rust before I could get it all dried off and sprayed down with tri flow. Its the same cleaner that Hornaday sells just a lot less. I clean all kinds of things in it, from cpu heat sinks to handguns
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Jenny. I had the same problem and I needed my tool to get back to work. There is an "all air brushes" adaptor kit which includes all air fittings available thru Amazon or Ebay. Amazon should be quicker if you need to use your tool right away. It only costs a couple of bucks :)
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Never had any rust issues with either the regular or this finish. This model has a poor Phillips driver design though, it is only as thick as the flat blade drivers. On the first pair I got it broke during it's first use, putting a screw into a plastic housing.
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You will have to remove the original. But in my opinion you can't beat this machine for the money. I've used this machine to weld several different types and thicknesses of metal. I have seen that it's close to the same as the Miller's brand of the same size.
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CJ, I'm not sure exactly what the 'dog spring kit' is. This is what is included, everything that is held on with the two attaching machine screws. In other words, the housing, the pulleys, the pull string, the pull handle, and the springs. I quite literally unscrewed the two machine screws, removed the entire assembly, put the new assembly in place and re-installed the two machine screws. Done! That's it! Took all of 5 minutes and all was good with my string trimmer again. I don't know how much easier it can get. Today is 17 July and it is still going strong. Having priced all the parts individually at my local big box store I can honestly say this IS the best deal going. I may even keep one on hand as a spare.
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I bought a metal cup that made it easier to steam milk. I also bought a metal tamper b/c the plastic one didn't do as good a job. Otherwise, just coffee. It works well. I got rid of my Keurig and am very happy with this appliance.
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Yuri, I have several of these in various sizes and I usually hand wash them with regular dish soap and let them air dry in a dish drainer. In most cases the wire clamps have not rusted, but two of them have. I'm not sure why. The only explanation I can come up with is that the wire had a rust resistant coating that wore off after repeated washing. The rust was superficial and came off with a steel wool pad. Now I make sure to dry them thoroughly. I hope this information is helpful.
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Take the chain off and soak it in a solution of 1 part molasses to 9 parts water for 2 days to 2 weeks. It removes rust without etching. There are several demonstrations on you tube, you would have to scrub a little to take of the rust slurry when it's done. I've tried it with old shovels and clippers, worked wonders.
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I have not been able to remove the plastic piece but I didn't really try. I have not noticed any rusting at all. After using the press, I tend to wash and air dry and then put away again. Will try to remove the plastic piece and respond to this thread again.
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The post by gmcda gives some good advice. My 97 Chevy Tahoe had lots of rust on the exhaust. I was able to salvage my studs by using a rust dissolving catalyst spray called PB Blaster the night before. The next morning, I resprayed before I set out the tools. I used an impact wrench and I had all the studs out in minutes. Low torque is the key to not breaking the studs. Now, heat is king for removing rusty parts if you have it. The kit comes with new bolts and gasket for the rear flange so I used a sawzall to cut those bolts out by cutting right through the old rear flange gasket. Getting the exhaust plug and the drilling were the longest part of the project. The post by gmcda gives some good advice. My 97 Chevy Tahoe had lots of rust on the exhaust. I was able to salvage my studs by using a rust dissolving catalyst spray called PB Blaster the night before. The next morning, I resprayed before I set out the tools. I used an impact wrench and I had all the studs out in minutes. Low torque is the key to not breaking the studs. Now, heat is king for removing rusty parts if you have it. The kit comes with new bolts and gasket for the rear flange so I used a sawzall to cut those bolts out by cutting right through the old rear flange gasket. Getting... » Read More The post by gmcda gives some good advice. My 97 Chevy Tahoe had lots of rust on the exhaust. I was able to salvage my studs by using a rust dissolving catalyst spray called PB Blaster the night before. The next morning, I resprayed before I set out the tools. I used an impact wrench and I had all the studs out in minutes. Low torque is the key to not breaking the studs. Now, heat is king for removing rusty parts if you have it. The kit comes with new bolts and gasket for the rear flange so I used a sawzall to cut those bolts out by cutting right through the old rear flange gasket. Getting the exhaust plug and the drilling were the longest part of the project. « Show Less
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I use Twinkle brass and copper cleaning kit. It's very easy to use and brings the kettle back to new condition. You can buy it from Amazon, too.
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Hmm, rust is usually caused by damaged metal being exposed to air and water. Did the pans get damaged? I would not throw the set away. There are ways to remove rust from the pots and pans. I would google How to Remove Rust from Stainless Steel and see if you can find a remedy that looks like something you could do yourself. If you have any questions, I would advise calling the manufacturer and getting some advise from them. As a note, they are ideally used with a non-abrasive utensil, such as a wooden or silicon spatula, rather than with a metal one, which will scratch the interior of the pan. I hope this helps.
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I don't see any metal parts in this brush so I am not sure where the rust came from. May be it is just some discolored water left at the bottom of the holder from the brush after you use it. I always make sure I shake the water off before I put the brush back to the holder.
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size of the bolt matters, pre soak with wd-40 to break down rust , try loosening first with wrench if screw under 1/4 inch these will work just fine, pre-drill and use remover head on electric drill, air drill is too strong and will strip out.