CAST IRON
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Here are some cast iron parts from a sausage stuffer that I cleaned up yesterday using electrolysis.
The exterior of the tub still had some of the original painted artwork. I chose to leave it alone. Just a wash and oiled with white oil.
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Here are some cast iron parts from a sausage stuffer that I cleaned up yesterday using electrolysis.
The exterior of the tub still had some of the original painted artwork. I chose to leave it alone. Just a wash and oiled with white oil.
processhead Cleaned up nice. When I found one at the flea market years ago, I used a drill with a wire brush to clean it up, your way looks a whole lot easier.
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Here are some cast iron parts from a sausage stuffer that I cleaned up yesterday using electrolysis.
The exterior of the tub still had some of the original painted artwork. I chose to leave it alone. Just a wash and oiled with white oil.
processhead that is a great piece!
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Here are some cast iron parts from a sausage stuffer that I cleaned up yesterday using electrolysis.
The exterior of the tub still had some of the original painted artwork. I chose to leave it alone. Just a wash and oiled with white oil.
processhead nice work! What is the electrolysis chem process for cast iron? Ive done silver cleaning with salt water, heat, and alum foil anode?cathode? Whichever attracts the oxide. Do you actually run a current on it, etc.
Thanks, very interested in your process errr…processhead!
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Here are some cast iron parts from a sausage stuffer that I cleaned up yesterday using electrolysis.
The exterior of the tub still had some of the original painted artwork. I chose to leave it alone. Just a wash and oiled with white oil.
processhead once again, awesome job.
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Here are some cast iron parts from a sausage stuffer that I cleaned up yesterday using electrolysis.
The exterior of the tub still had some of the original painted artwork. I chose to leave it alone. Just a wash and oiled with white oil.
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Nice restore sir
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Well its not cast iron, but it is carbon steel, my new plancha!
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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processhead nice work! What is the electrolysis chem process for cast iron? Ive done silver cleaning with salt water, heat, and alum foil anode?cathode? Whichever attracts the oxide. Do you actually run a current on it, etc.
Thanks, very interested in your process errr…processhead!Dave in AZ said in CAST IRON:
processhead nice work! What is the electrolysis chem process for cast iron? Ive done silver cleaning with salt water, heat, and alum foil anode?cathode? Whichever attracts the oxide. Do you actually run a current on it, etc.
Thanks, very interested in your process errr…processhead!Check out the link.
http://www.castironcollector.com/electrolysis.php -
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Tex_77 That looks like it would be a blast to cook over.
processhead has been so far!
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Tex_77 Very cool and versatile cooker
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Tex_77 Nice, looks like someone custom built that for your pit. Looks great
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Tex_77 Nice, looks like someone custom built that for your pit. Looks great
johnsbrewhouse it’s custom, but wasn’t built specifically for me. A company out of Del Rio Texas makes them, along with bunch of other grills and accessories for various grills and fire pits.
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Dave in AZ said in CAST IRON:
processhead nice work! What is the electrolysis chem process for cast iron? Ive done silver cleaning with salt water, heat, and alum foil anode?cathode? Whichever attracts the oxide. Do you actually run a current on it, etc.
Thanks, very interested in your process errr…processhead!Check out the link.
http://www.castironcollector.com/electrolysis.phpprocesshead thx, very interesting!
Tex_77 cool cook top. I lived in Del Rio for 3 yrs, nice to see some business coming out of there! Those were my top “fajita years”, I could have used that setup!
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Tex_77 Looks like a lot of nice evenings cooking over that open fire.
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Tex_77 I’m jealous of that set up. What an awesome way to cook in the great outdoors.
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Tex_77 that is a fine looking piece of equipment
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