So I got some copper from an old project laying around. It was never used on anything, it's starting to weather a bit, and would like to use it on a build for a manifold. Should I clean the outside with steel wool or anything? And soak the hell out of the inside?
Got some copper for a Manifold..
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redm18
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Put in a solution of vinegar and water to clean the copper
I think the best way for you to handle it is to first read this:
http://www.howtobrew.com/appendices/appendixB.html
It is part of a book writen by John Palmer and will describe your best choices.
Hope this helps.
http://www.howtobrew.com/appendices/appendixB.html
It is part of a book writen by John Palmer and will describe your best choices.
Hope this helps.
milldoggy
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redm18 said:
Add salt also
klyph
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Looks good to me. You're going to have fun cutting all the slots in there.
It's not hard making the slots. I used my band saw, took 5 minutes for my manifold.
klyph
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You mean you don't own a 5 axis cnc? Man you're working too hard.
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