to use a wire wheel saftey, use a nut welded to a piece of scrap metal and
double nut it, for nuts, weld a bolt to a picece of scrap metal and double nut
that. the scrap should be big enough to hold onto and small enough to move in
many directions.
Deve Krehbiel wrote:
> Now that I have a Blast Cabinet (woohoo!!) and can clean most everything in
> house, I still have parts too big or too small for the cabinet. No problem
> on too big.. I just go fire up that monster sandblaster at the concrete
> company. But I have tons of nuts and bolts, washers, small threaded parts
> that need cleaned really good. What is the most effective way to clean nuts
> and bolts, etc? I have a 3/4 horse bench grinder that nearly take your
> fingers off when you are trying to clean them small parts. I will replace
> most nuts and bolts but there are still many small parts that need cleaning.
> Ideas?
>
> Deve
> 50' 3100 (in parts all over the place)
>
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