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Rusty Tool Stand
I'm used to Naval Jelly and wire brushes / drill attachments for small rust
issues, but how does one deal with bigger areas? I've never owned a bench grinder, and recently got an older used unit complete with pedestal stand. The motor runs smoothly and I'm pleased at having spent a whopping forty bucks for a tool that will be of some use to me. But the pedestal base is quite rusty, with the underside of the base especially bad. I'd say this would be described as severely rusty. Are there any established techniques for dealing with something that is realistically too big to handle with normal techniques? I know I could say that it's in a dry environment now and probably will outlast me with doing nothing, but I'd still like to get it reasonably cleaned up. Art |
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