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How to remove burnt on oil and sawdust?


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11 minutes ago, maybelateron said:

I would use my steam cleaner. If you have not got one/access to one try soaking it in diesel for 24 hrs or more then brush/blow off the crap. I also find brake cleaning spray very good in these situations.

I’ve got some brake cleaner... thanks. 

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Ha, that's an easy one, the best way to get your saw clean......CLEAN OFF ALL THE FECKING CRAP BEFORE IT GETS BAKED ON.......oh......AND STOP USING CHEAP SHYTE CHAIN OIL!!!!!

BUY A SODDING COMPRESSOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! White Spirit and a paint brush then blast it off REGULARLY...it isn't rocket science!

 

I have never found any solvent or fluid that will shift this sort of thing, a 3.5-4mm drill in a dremmel is about the only thing that shifts it!!! That and a sharp craft knife!

 

Not directed at Ian but at all the guys that send me saws like that calling them "looked after"......REALLY!!!!!!!!

Rant over....not wheres that G&T?

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2 hours ago, IanW said:

What’s the best way to clean this saw out and how to remove the burnt on stubborn oil and shit?? 

 

Thanks

Ian 

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Including cleaning saw ? K

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Poor Spud- pint of Gin n a hint of Tonic on its way !
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