Cleaning top of table saw
Cleaning top of table saw
Well the mess in our shop has FINALLY pushed even me over the edge and I cant stand it anymore. So I have started cleaning.... 7hrs into it, and i barely made a dent.
anyways, our table saw has some surface rust and some other contaminents, whats the best way to clean it? I know when its clean its like brand new, but im not sure....
anyways, our table saw has some surface rust and some other contaminents, whats the best way to clean it? I know when its clean its like brand new, but im not sure....
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On a table saw I would use very fine stainless steel or brass wool. Then I would give it a higly polished coat of wax. I would not use any normal surface protection cause you would not want it to contaminate the wood. Maybe it doesn't matter cause you don't do trim or furniture.
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Originally Posted by dave01978
scotch brite pad and oil should work nice, i prefer a silicone based product over wd40 but that should work as well
Also on the metal go with the grain of it to avoid showing scratches
Also on the metal go with the grain of it to avoid showing scratches
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You should be able to get it, or something really similiar at autozone, o'reilly's etc.
You should be able to get it, or something really similiar at autozone, o'reilly's etc.
Originally Posted by doc
I want to hear what Naval jelly is... I hope is not that crap that builds in your belly button when you do not shower for a month... LOL
Jelly actually does that?!
you need to shower more.
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