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adamc
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Post subject: defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ? (WTB)  Posted: Dec Sat 10, 2011 4:21 pm |
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defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ?
The little wire brushed used to clean solder joints..
I had a bunch of them, and wanta fer more..
These look like small plumber's flux brushes, but are stainless steel bristles and have smaller heads.
All I can find is the "tooth brush" style.
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Chuck Schwark
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Post subject: Re: defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ? Posted: Dec Sat 10, 2011 4:23 pm |
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Your WANTED request will be better served, and seen by more people, in the Classifieds Section.
Will move it there for you.
Chuck
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Rich, W3HWJ
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Post subject: Re: defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ? Posted: Dec Sat 10, 2011 6:10 pm |
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Harbor Freight Tools has flux brushes. I bought about 2 dozen for $2 on sale. They have metal tube handles. The bristles are not very rigid, however. About like a toothbrush. Rich PS: You can get a brass + stainless steel brush as part of a (pricey) kit at Radio Shack. http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... cessories#
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tribeam/omni
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Post subject: Re: defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ? (WTB) Posted: Mar Fri 16, 2012 5:34 am |
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joybird
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Post subject: Re: defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ? (WTB) Posted: Mar Fri 16, 2012 8:22 am |
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You buy the Harbour Frieght acid Brushes an cut them off , leaving about 3/8 inch pf bristle. They are now perfect for use. I have a Store here in Wilmington, if you want me to purchase some and mail to you. I am vey low myself. Use them for a LOT OF PURPOSES. OR http://www.ebay.com/itm/24-Acid-Brushes ... 3f12e6235cBob T.
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Brian McAllister
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Post subject: Re: defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ? (WTB) Posted: Mar Fri 16, 2012 11:25 am |
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adamc
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Post subject: Re: defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ? (WTB) Posted: Mar Fri 16, 2012 12:21 pm |
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The GC tool is what I'm looking for...
The ones I had didn't have the pick end, just the stiff stainless sttel brush....
Thanks..All
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Post subject: Re: defluxing brushes ? or descaling brushes ? (WTB) Posted: Mar Fri 16, 2012 8:24 pm |
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