Recent content by StangStang

lol, it sure was! Really set some keyboard warriors off🤣

Appreciate the lookout. I’m not sure what the fine is here for using at the lights. However, I refuse to use my for anything other than phone calls while driving regardless of fines. Don’t want to be that guy.

And that’s fine. I was sitting at a light trying to get the message out before I had to start driving again. I figured it was just a generic cover that someone would immediately know the name of. Geez, I ask a question and was called lazy for. There is no defense for that. Being rude when asking...

Thanks! I modified my parts washer and thought it would be good to protect a cable (heater). Appreciate the find!

Ok never mind! I figured it was some sort of electrical cover that had a specific name regardless of what it was attached to, which is a Jegs Parts Washer. Sorry for the “lazy” question.. Questions: Do ******* responses get similar responses on this forum? Are they absolutely necessary? Real...

Can someone please link me this part or provide the name of it? I have tried clamshell but not finding anything close to this part (see image). Thanks

I was thinking, due to the galvanic chart that PCustoms suggested I check out, that I could use some 3/16" think 304 stainless steel rod. I would bend 2 U shaped and weld then onto a rod spanning the ends of the heater to support it.

Yes, I have been telling myself this. However, I did read about differing metals possibly reacting in this setup which doesn't help with the over thinking part..

I guess another option would be to use steel/stainless steel, and then wrap it with high temp fuel line. I assume the rubber can withstand the temp of the 1500watt heater surface.

Jeggs Parts Washer: Click Here All, I appreciate the offers to find a different heater and your inputs. However, can anyone answer my original question about a possible issue with metal reaction? Regardless of what metal I use, my plan is to TIG weld a cradle to hold each end of the...

Part of me thinks that I can use some grade 1 TIG welding filler (Titanium) and make a cradle to support the heater.

Interesting. I am aiming to hit 105°F in the solution, would this option get you there? The heater I have will work, I just want to support it.

I like the tile idea. I forgot to mention that the heater will be horizontal in the tank

Hey all, I have a project of adding an immersion heater to a water based solution to clean suspension parts. The cleaner is: simple green aircraft & precision cleaner at a ratio of 1 part cleaner to 3 parts water The immersion heater is: Briidea...

Well I tried it. Did a 15% solvent and it laid down terribly. I called POR and they told me to do 10-20% solvent. I used bristle brushes. Maybe I should try foam?