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What is best cleaner to clean-up saws with?
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<blockquote data-quote="16:1mix" data-source="post: 392876" data-attributes="member: 6421"><p>Compresed air, pocket knife and parts/tooth brush for the scale and a final blast of ordinary starting fluid (ether) to remove grease/oil from the surfaces.</p><p></p><p>Starting fluid dries almost instantly after working and I've yet to find a material that it will harm. One of my odd findings is that it will remove residue from cleaning solvent in a gun barrell like nothing else.</p><p></p><p>Of course, the use of such a flammable(sp?) solvent dictates extereme caution and a well ventilated area (outdoors! ) but it can really help to get oily debris out of places you do not want water, etc to get into.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="16:1mix, post: 392876, member: 6421"] Compresed air, pocket knife and parts/tooth brush for the scale and a final blast of ordinary starting fluid (ether) to remove grease/oil from the surfaces. Starting fluid dries almost instantly after working and I've yet to find a material that it will harm. One of my odd findings is that it will remove residue from cleaning solvent in a gun barrell like nothing else. Of course, the use of such a flammable(sp?) solvent dictates extereme caution and a well ventilated area (outdoors! ) but it can really help to get oily debris out of places you do not want water, etc to get into. [/QUOTE]
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