Re: [atlas-craftsman IO] OT-how to test and repair DC brushed motors.

Yea I wouldn't use it on a armature either . Handy thing to have a roll of if yer building / rebuilding a engine .

According to Ehow they say it's s like sand paper , I wouldn't go near a crankshaft or armature with sand paper . I did a google for Crocus & that's where I found the Ehow line . I don't think I would buy it on Amazon , but I did see that MSC has a 60' roll for $27 & some change , That's around what I paid for my last roll @ 25 years back .

Thanks for making me look again . I asked for it when I was at a Grainger a few years back & they said never heard of it .

thanks

animal

On 9/5/23 7:20 PM, Jim F wrote:

Crocus cloth has jewelers rouge impregnated in it.  I wouldn't use it. 

I've had good success with a fresh pink pearl eraser. It removes the carbon pretty good. 

On Sep 5, 2023, at 7:11 PM, mike allen <animal@psln.com> wrote:



        Like Crocus Cloth , I haven 't seen that in years . Fixed plenty of crankshafts with Crocus Cloth

animal

On 9/5/23 5:17 PM, Dave Matticks wrote:

 

On 09/05/2023 12:04 PM CDT Bill in OKC too via groups.io <wmrmeyers=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

 

Emery is not the same at all!!

A lot of people say they take some "emery" to it!

Aluminum oxide and sometimes silicon carbide yes but don't think I've even touched a piece of "emery" cloth in decades!

Emery is s specific abrasive just like the others.

For what it's worth.

Dave

 

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