instead of washing off the last thin coat of rust, you can boil it in normal water to blue it which leaves a protective layer of black oxide over the metal.
Tetanus from rust? By ingesting? No way! It requieres a deep wound and dirt. Preferably with some traces of horse manure... but all fun aaide, great job!
It's just barkeepers friend. I use it to clean my stainless steel sinks and keep them shiny and nice. You don't need to wear eye protection with the amount that you used, but smart move either way.
It's not because bar keepers is Oxalic acid that pure O A isn't dangerous. Even BKF has different levels of strength. They also tell you to wear gloves and to only leave it for 1 minute in their powder in the golden container. You bragging here that you've never read nor followed directions but still advise a kid to risk his health is just crazy.
@@dontquestionjustbelieve5757 Well I ment that its not very good.. So if your going to make more of the same then you should study some other youtube videos.
@@ricardomierz8467 I've learnt a lot from making this video and I will study some videos as well so hopefully my next one is a little better. Thx for the feedback btw
about the bi carb soda, it actually neutralize the oxalic acid (base vs acid). Seems a good idea to neutralize it before pouring/throwing. Other than that, good video.
Very good point but evaporust or sand blasting cost a lot more money then oxalic acid and the 3 months was because I forgot about it, you really only need to do about 1-3days for thin-ish rust and a week for the thicker stuff.
Enjoyed your video but I'd like to add a couple of suggestions: [1] when I de-rusted 200 small steel boxes with phosphoric acid, I had a big tub of water constantly boiling to rinse them off with, the bubbling action helped with the rinsing and, when I fished them out, they dried almost instantly, and I had an air line handy to blow out the corners. And [2] I can't help but mention that, "An oven would of probably been better." Is some bad grammar that seems to be all too common nowadays: it should be "have" not "of". No big deal but worth a mention. All the best!
Sandals on but eye protection. Lost some points there. Literally has iron stains on cement, doesn’t use acid on the iron. Good content though. Lol. Try again sir.
Worries about his eyes being burned but wears safety glasses meant for impact protection and not splash protection. Doesn't care about his feet being burned so decides not to wear shoes. Doesn't care about anyone around being burned so pours large amount on the ground for everyone to walk on. Cleans all of the rust out of the pan while completely coating the outside with the WD that coated the workbench. Zero chance of blindness, burns, or toxicity and dying here people, please move along. You're an accident waiting to happen sir.
instead of washing off the last thin coat of rust, you can boil it in normal water to blue it which leaves a protective layer of black oxide over the metal.
Creative methods at work here. His shop is better organized than most. Thanks for the video and the oxalic acid suggestion.
Thank you that means a lot :)
oxalic acid is ok for metals or does it eat metal , some say it corrodes it is this true
Great video! I think your workspace looks awesome. Keep it up.
Thanks mate it means a lot!!
Thanks for the video, you are very smart.
Thank you very much that really means a lot.
Excellent video from someone with only twenty six subscribers. Love this.
Thank you very much it really means a lot.
99 now
Nice informative video .... I'm going to try it....☺️
Cool!! Make sure to comment how it goes.
@@dontquestionjustbelieve5757 sure👍
More please. :)
Tetanus from rust? By ingesting? No way! It requieres a deep wound and dirt. Preferably with some traces of horse manure... but all fun aaide, great job!
It's just barkeepers friend. I use it to clean my stainless steel sinks and keep them shiny and nice. You don't need to wear eye protection with the amount that you used, but smart move either way.
It's not because bar keepers is Oxalic acid that pure O A isn't dangerous. Even BKF has different levels of strength. They also tell you to wear gloves and to only leave it for 1 minute in their powder in the golden container. You bragging here that you've never read nor followed directions but still advise a kid to risk his health is just crazy.
Dude, where did you get that minerals plate poster to your left at minute 2:40? It's beautiful!
I got mine from a book store but I've seen it online
If you google "mineralogy poster" it comes up for me :)
Cool, I'll look for it. Thanks, man!
Keep it up
Do you make many videos, or is this your first one?
This is my first one like this and I am planing on making more soon.
@@dontquestionjustbelieve5757 Well I ment that its not very good.. So if your going to make more of the same then you should study some other youtube videos.
@@ricardomierz8467 I've learnt a lot from
making this video and I will study some videos as well so hopefully my next one is a little better. Thx for the feedback btw
thank you for this video by the way Why are you shaking your hand?
No problem glad you liked it and for some reason I thought shaking my hand would make it dissolve quicker.
@@dontquestionjustbelieve5757 I appreciate it thank you.... is very informative and super helpfull
@@fedora296 I'm really glad i could help.
Vinegar does the same
about the bi carb soda, it actually neutralize the oxalic acid (base vs acid). Seems a good idea to neutralize it before pouring/throwing. Other than that, good video.
Did you say 3 months? Geez thats a long time. Evaporust or sand blaster in 5 min...
Very good point but evaporust or sand blasting cost a lot more money then oxalic acid and the 3 months was because I forgot about it, you really only need to do about 1-3days for thin-ish rust and a week for the thicker stuff.
Enjoyed your video but I'd like to add a couple of suggestions: [1] when I de-rusted 200 small steel boxes with phosphoric acid, I had a big tub of water constantly boiling to rinse them off with, the bubbling action helped with the rinsing and, when I fished them out, they dried almost instantly, and I had an air line handy to blow out the corners. And [2] I can't help but mention that, "An oven would of probably been better." Is some bad grammar that seems to be all too common nowadays: it should be "have" not "of". No big deal but worth a mention. All the best!
Make hydro-sulfuric acid
Great video. Would vinegar work just as good?
Vinegar works pretty good but I find oxalic acid works a bit better.
@@dontquestionjustbelieve5757 Oxalic would work much better since it has a lower pka value. It's actually quite strong for a 'weak' acid.
Flippin` hamburgers !
Oxalic acid means potassium oxalate?????
Nah, i just used pure Oxalic acid (C2H2O4)
Instead of wd40 should of painted them.Just a thought.
That would of worked but I like the raw metal look.
to dry the best option is acetone. It dries it off without heating it. Heat rapidly increases the speed of any possible corrosion
Sandals on but eye protection.
Lost some points there.
Literally has iron stains on cement, doesn’t use acid on the iron.
Good content though.
Lol.
Try again sir.
you're cute
Worries about his eyes being burned but wears safety glasses meant for impact protection and not splash protection. Doesn't care about his feet being burned so decides not to wear shoes. Doesn't care about anyone around being burned so pours large amount on the ground for everyone to walk on. Cleans all of the rust out of the pan while completely coating the outside with the WD that coated the workbench. Zero chance of blindness, burns, or toxicity and dying here people, please move along. You're an accident waiting to happen sir.
Am I the only one who is pissed cuz he HAS IN A WIGHT SHIRT THATS GONNA GET STAINED BROWN WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY NO NO NO NO NO FUCKING HELL NOOO :(