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Clean Chainsaw Components

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Hydro dipping a Chainsaw

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What happens here

Thoroughly clean all the disassembled parts. Place the parts in a sturdy bucket. Using brake cleaner, spray down each component to remove any grease, dirt, or debris. Use an air chuck connected to an air compressor to blow out dust and dry the parts, ensuring no residue remains. This is crucial for proper paint adhesion later on.

Goal: Remove all dirt, grease, and dust from the chainsaw parts.

Tools and materials

  • Air Chuck — Directing compressed air
  • Air Compressor — Blowing dust off parts and drying them
  • Mechanic Gloves MS — Protecting hands from chemicals
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from debris and chemicals
  • Sturdy Bucket — Holding parts during cleaning
  • Brake Cleaner — Degreasing and cleaning chainsaw parts

What they say

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do you have a bucket will clean them in a bucket cuz we need to spray them with brake cleaner how's that smell it's just as smell as bad as once you hydro [Music] there's a lot of dust in there Colton you see all them all that dust none of that there's not gonna be any paint that stick that's gonna flake off and it's gonna look bad you want to take an air chuck and blow it out probably because I'm know and one of the things you don't want to do is ever aim it at your skin or anybody else's skin cuz it will peel this your skin right off or take an eye right out all right you want to start working on that one or do you want to finish that one up I first I want to finish something I don't want to work on another project my mom saying she spins spins spins in circles 50% and bye-bye for a couple of years

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