Russ Tibauls
Plastic
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2012
- Location
- ohio
hi all,
i posted this in the Bridgeport/Hardinge section but it may be better here??
anyways... i got a Hardinge TM for scrap price. seems to have been used very little but was left in an unheated/uninsulated closed up shop for 40 yrs.
this is the result. this stuff is giving me fits, all the t-slots are loaded with it.
so far i`ve only been using WD-40 and a wood paint stick.
any suggestions for getting this stuff cleared out? it`s like a hard gritty clay.
thanks for any help and/or suggestions.
i should add that all the protected areas are fine so i don`t want to tear it down. it`s just the table that i`m having the issue with, otherwise i would just try electrolysis.
i posted this in the Bridgeport/Hardinge section but it may be better here??
anyways... i got a Hardinge TM for scrap price. seems to have been used very little but was left in an unheated/uninsulated closed up shop for 40 yrs.
this is the result. this stuff is giving me fits, all the t-slots are loaded with it.
so far i`ve only been using WD-40 and a wood paint stick.
any suggestions for getting this stuff cleared out? it`s like a hard gritty clay.
thanks for any help and/or suggestions.
i should add that all the protected areas are fine so i don`t want to tear it down. it`s just the table that i`m having the issue with, otherwise i would just try electrolysis.
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