Tech/maintenance Super glued pads - a cry for help

[turf3]

What the world needs is a teeny little electric needle scaler. Are there any tools for the oscillating multi tool that could serve?

 

[Jive Dadson]

Let's put this thread on hold until next week, shall we? It is off the rails.

 

[mizmar]

Let's put this thread on hold until next week, shall we? It is off the rails.

Welcome to the Café!

 

[Targa]

What the world needs is a teeny little electric needle scaler. Are there any tools for the oscillating multi tool that could serve?

Smallest thing I have for a job like that is an engraving tool for a Black and Decker Wizard.

 

[PigSquealer]

What the world needs is a teeny little electric needle scaler. Are there any tools for the oscillating multi tool that could serve?

Not that I know of. The ones that I’ve used were 1” diameter of 1/32 or 1/16” rods.

 

[turf3]

Let's put this thread on hold until next week, shall we? It is off the rails.

Not really. If you had a tiny little needle scaler you could chip that stuff out without having to do it manually. I wonder if a vibratory engraver with the tip of the bit ground flat would work.

 

[turf3]

There exist electric reciprocating tools for wood carving, and with a little creative tool grinding I'm sure you could have a good miniature chipping tool; but they're wicked expensive. If you are also a woodcarver looking to improve efficiency it might be worth considering.. Maybe you could borrow one.

 

[Dr G]

Thanks for pointing out the hazards. I have a box of N95’s on my bench. Always masked until assembling.

It’s my understanding the unit has retained the original finish. Cosmetic condition excellent. How would you go about blasting with any medium ?

N95s are good for particles but not vapors.

I’ve seen some small blasters that feed the medium through a hand-held pencil-like tool, and direct the medium to a small target. It’s not just a general blast-all device.

Edit: How did I forget lasers?

 

[Ivan]

Also keep in mind that butane is heavier than air

Like ether...

That heavy and explosive vapour used as a reliable anaesthetic until the late 1980's...

A static spark could ignite ether vapour so theatre equipment such as anaesthtetic machines and even plain steel theatre trolleys ran on conductive (black and yellow) wheels that earthed any charge