Tank tumbling

Kurust..Ingredients..No picric acid ..my boo boo.


Joe

3. COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
Substances presenting a physico-chemical, health or environmental hazard within the meaning of the CHIP Regulations or which
are assigned occupational exposure limits.
EC No. CAS No. HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS % CLASSIFICATION
215-753-2 1401-55-4 TANNIC ACID 2.5-10 Xi R36/38
203-539-1 107-98-2 1-METHOXY-2-PROPANOL 1.0-2.5 R10
231-635-3 1336-21-6 AMMONIA < 1.0 C, N R34-50
Note: The text for R phrase codes shown above (if any) is given in section 16.
Note: 'EC Number' if quoted
 
they all know better than you Keith (except Steve B)
great solution, I wish I still had my Pratt and Whitney lathe (yes the same firm that makes jet engines)
CLEM
 
Using a lathe to rotate the tank is somewhat more sophisticated than my bicycle wheel/electric motor apparatus. One thing to watch for though are nails or screws that get lodged in the bottom tank seams after tumbling. A sharp tap with a soft mallet usually sets them free.
Dennis
 
jotajoe said:
Need a much smaller tank with absolutely no reserves at all Shaun  :LOL:
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You'll miss us more than we'll miss you. :P :P

                                  Dave
 
I think it's called being innovative and why not it frees time to do another task
great idea
Regards
Tetley

Ps hope you are healing nicely Keith
 
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