Ultrasonic addiction, cannot stop.
Hi All. I have been wanting an ultrasonic cleaner for a long time but any thing big enough to hold more than a pair of glasses is super expensive. I came across a "parts only" one on EBay that wasn't being bid on and figured I would take a chance, pull it apart and fix it myself.
A few solders and 3 inches of teflon tape and I now have a very expensive medical-grade Ultrasonic Cleaner for my garage! It's a 2.5 gallon Midimark Soniclean M250 usually used in dentist offices and for surgery equipment etc.
I tested it out with aluminum foil. Once it started to eat holes through it I knew it was working and began finding everything that I could put in it.
First went the wrenches. Then the screwdrivers. Then the wife's jewelry. My Glasses. Some bolts....... Once you get on a roll, it's hard to stop.
Since I am rebuilding my carb I decided what the hell, throw that in there too before I start dissecting it. Here's some pics.
Hi All. I have been wanting an ultrasonic cleaner for a long time but any thing big enough to hold more than a pair of glasses is super expensive. I came across a "parts only" one on EBay that wasn't being bid on and figured I would take a chance, pull it apart and fix it myself.
A few solders and 3 inches of teflon tape and I now have a very expensive medical-grade Ultrasonic Cleaner for my garage! It's a 2.5 gallon Midimark Soniclean M250 usually used in dentist offices and for surgery equipment etc.
I tested it out with aluminum foil. Once it started to eat holes through it I knew it was working and began finding everything that I could put in it.
First went the wrenches. Then the screwdrivers. Then the wife's jewelry. My Glasses. Some bolts....... Once you get on a roll, it's hard to stop.
Since I am rebuilding my carb I decided what the hell, throw that in there too before I start dissecting it. Here's some pics.
