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This device is useful for cleaning small parts, either with cleaners or solvents, and is made with a discarded sink strainer basket, a reclaimed motor shaft, a wooden knob, and a reused container.
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Hmmm, I could use something like that. I have a small round parts cleaner that harbor freight used to sell for small parts but kinda big for just a few pieces of hardware. Nice !
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I was at a garage sale today and there was a pretty little French Press (for coffee) for sale.
I told my wife: "Do you know what this is?"
She said, "Yeah . . . it's a French Press!"
I said, "Nope! It's a small parts washer" (as I showed her the up and down motion).
She rolled her eyes!
Pshaw! Women!
Charles Waugh
www.charleswaugh.com
"Any tool is just a kit, to be modified as needed for the job at hand"
Jon (Oct 8, 2020), Moby Duck (Jun 9, 2024), Paul Jones (Oct 11, 2020), volodar (Oct 12, 2020)
Brilliant! Love itOriginally Posted by morsa
This device is useful for cleaning small parts, either with cleaners or solvents, and is made with a discarded sink strainer basket, a reclaimed motor shaft, a wooden knob, and a reused container.
Regards
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The French press is also a great idea. My second hand store seems to always have them. When this virus is over or waaaaay down in my county, I'll go by and check.
For really tiny parts, a tea ball works well too. The spring-loaded clamshell made of screening type come with an attached handle that makes them really easy to use.
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Regards, Marv
Failure is just success in progress
That looks about right - Mediocrates
Moby Duck (Jun 9, 2024), olderdan (Oct 5, 2020), Paul Jones (Oct 11, 2020), volodar (Oct 12, 2020)
Thanks mbshop. I used to clean small parts in an open container and pick up each piece with long-nose pliers, but with this device, collection is much easier, and the destined container allows the solvent to be reused.
Thanks CharlesWaugh. You made me laugh
It is a good idea if the French Press is not working. If you were to cannibalize a useful device, a sink basket would be much cheaper.
Thanks Manitoba Man. There are devices for sale for this purpose, but why buy what you can do at home?
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