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Treasure Hunting & the Restoration of a Starrett Sliding Bevel - Part 2
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Rust, the mortal enemy of steel and iron can be removed a few different ways. You can remove rust by eroding it with abrasives and steel brushes, you can use chemicals or acids, you can submerge rusted objects in a bath of baking soda and water and reverse the corrosion through a process called electrolysis. And if this is not enough, I have recently learned about a cutting edge technology […]The post Treasure Hunting & the Restoration of a Starrett Sliding Bevel - Part 2 appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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