West Jersey Detecting
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Monty said:
Bump!
FYI, the bolts I used were not conductive at all, so it was back to the old spoon in the tank! Worked like a charm!
Bump!
FYI, the bolts I used were not conductive at all, so it was back to the old spoon in the tank! Worked like a charm!
West Jersey Detecting
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dieselram94
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cool thread, I will be building one of these this weekend.
Coinsniffer
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Roger that. DCEN! Spent a few years as as GOM Diver myself. Lol
I've spent a Many of Boxes of Broco.
Nice little set up. I have one much larger scale for cleaning cast iron.
Not sure if there's much difference in the process maybe the metal content but with cast iron I use soda wash and not baking soda. Can't remember why now but it was some reason.
I've spent a Many of Boxes of Broco.
Nice little set up. I have one much larger scale for cleaning cast iron.
Not sure if there's much difference in the process maybe the metal content but with cast iron I use soda wash and not baking soda. Can't remember why now but it was some reason.
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I built one using spoon for anode a couple years ago and a gifted Maxwell House container for sentiments sake. Soda wash also. Every thing fits in container after cleaned and dried along with a labeled bag of wash soda. Wood chopstick across top of coffee container holds wire to object. I run it outdoors only .Clothespin to keep it positioned and a copper clip to spoon.
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