Central Machinery 6 Liter Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner, Harbor Freight NTDT How do they work?
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- Link to the Harbor Freight Website, 6 Liter Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner - www.harborfreight.com/search?...
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From the HFT Website:
The CENTRAL MACHINERY™ 6 Liter Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner has a generous size tank for cleaning carburetors, fuel injectors, gears, bearings, and tools. The cleaner uses 40 KHz high frequency sound waves to clean stubborn dirt from surfaces, threads, and internal parts. It is gentle enough to clean delicate items such as carburetors, fuel injectors, hardware, jewelry, small metal parts, and eyeglasses.
Durable stainless steel construction
Easy-to-use digital control panel
Continuous heating function for thorough cleaning action
Cleans parts in under 30 minutes
Large six liter tank
Nonslip rubber feet
Includes ball valve drain port and stainless steel parts basket.
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Tip. Put your parts and water or degreaser in a zip lock bag and place it in the ultra sonic machine. This keeps the larger bath clean.
I saw someone say that before and it's a pretty good idea I would think it wouldn't work well but I guess it does
It will even clean a part inside a closed glass jar if there isn’t air inside the jar touching the part.
Warter? You from New Jersey?
You may want to use class jars instead of plastic I did my research on this it helps with penetration and cleaning 😊😊😊
@@TheNLHAZE nice to know
,thanks
I just bought this exact model tonight at Harbor Freight. I plan to use it for gunsmithing, cleaning firearm parts, reloading and fired brass as well as cleaning carburetors on lawn and garden equipment. I was debating back and forth between this one and the cheaper $89 plastic one. I got this one because it appears to be built much better and has more capacity. Sometimes using one of these is the only way to do what you need to do. Think removing a gunked up carburetor off a chainsaw or something similar before you can rebuild it. A ultrasonic cleaner speeds up tedious parts of firearm cleaning as well. Think a barrel that looks like a sewer pipe inside or a M16/AR15 bolt carrier group caked with carbon fouling. Black powder cap and ball revolvers can be assisted with one as well.
I came to your channel because of the cub. I got to see it again in the background. My day is complete. 🤠
There is a cab for it sitting off to the right. And the part that went into the cleaner was the holder for the clutch holding pads. :)
@@1D10CRACYcan’t wait to see that cab go on. Those are cool looking. And then, AC?
They work great on carburetors and clocks! =D Awesome!
Yeah they are really for parts with small holes and crevices, we used to use an industrial version back in the day, thing was probably well over a thousand dollars but was required by the customer which was Parker Hannifen to get coolant and any debris out of the aluminum pneumatic valves we would machine, they hand lots of very small holes, slots ect. Interestingly the units heater did not work after time but the movement of the ultrasonic will actually cause water to warm on its own over time, we use to joke around about making hotdogs in it at lunch. We were told never to use solvent in it, only water and soap, it was said it would damage the machine, but that was then things may have changed, or that may have just been sombody flapping their jaws...as guys tend to do.
I gotta get one of these! 👍
I had a dream i was in harbor freight buying things I don’t need but want
It's not a dream!!
Put your money in your pocket and let the shopping cart go! 😮
No joke I had a dream I got one of these and now I decided to actually go for it
Great review thanks 👍🏾
Awesome 👍😁
Have you, or could you, measure the actual Wattage of your ultrasonic cleaner. My Creworks cleaner is listed as 180 watts for the ultrasonic transducers. When I measure it with a Kill-a-Watt meter using only the ultrasonic function of the cleaner, it measures between 110 and 135 watts. I would be interested in knowing what your model is rated as and the actual power consumption. You posted a great video and I appreciate the information you provided.
I have been waiting on HF to get a nicer unit that the older model.
Thanks god bless
Great video, I have a 30L from Vevor, got it for $239. 00 last year around November, it's fantastic. I use gunk or Chem brothers carburetor cleaner from autozone/advance auto parts. Cleans everything I throw in it. Thanks again for sharing
30l that's 5 gallons of cleaner. THATS HUGE!!
@robertlee1145 Nope. It's just about 8 gallons
@@V8SKULLS yessir that still HUGE!!
@@robertlee1145 yes, it works really well on gun parts, I refurbish WWI, WWII, VIETNAM RIFLES. and it is big enough for larger parts.
Does it fit Mauser action and barrels? I'm a gunsmith, and I'm really not looking forward to buying the 10k one. At least not till the shop is in the green.
I want to say you can get much cheaper and more options on the internet but if you needed on today good to know
Thank you for the review! I need one badly. This was very helpful. This model has good reviews on HF site. No 1-star reviews which is a good sign. Most Amazon reviews on these cleaners have several pages of 1-star reviews! Also, the wattage is clearly shown at 370 watts. One customer said it is not 6L but 4L, so 1 US gal size. For this size, a strong wattage is 70-100 watts, and this machine clearly exceeds that, so the power is strong for cavitation strength.
On TH-cam, I saw a guy use a jar filled with gasoline to clean engine parts. He partially filled a glass jar (I think it was glass not plastic) with gasoline, put the part inside, screwed lid on tight and submerged it into the tank. The part came out shiny clean! I wonder if anyone here can tell me if this is safe? Has anyone else used gasoline, alcohol, acetone, mineral spirits, etc to clean with an ultrasonic cleaner? My house burned down and I salvaged jewelry and other things that need cleaning. I would love to know if this works.
If anyone also has experience with a good machine, please recommend brand. Something this size. Thank you!
2 things I know. 1 manufacturers tell you no flammable liquids in them because vapor can get everywhere and cause explosion. 2 people do exactly what you're saying. What I think, be real bad if jar broke, the cleaner harbor freight sells is for jewelry. Some automobile soap and a 1/4 teaspoon of citric acid/ lemishine with distilled water would be good also.
I just purchased this unit from Harbour Freight. I've never owned one before but so far I'm impressed with it. The heating element works very well.
I also tried different solutions contained inside a glass jar and submerged the jar in the tank filled with water.
I've mainly used the unit for cleaning carburetors. I purchased a set of Italian Webers (used) and one of the throttle shafts was seized solid. It took several series of soaking the carb in ATF in a separate container and then ultrasonic treatments in hot water to free the shaft.
The other carb cleaned up nicely with one 20 minute session using Pine Sol in the ultrasonic cleaner.
One full gallon of water leaves a little room at the top of the tank.
the vevor 6l is $120. wonder if HF is better for a higher price?
I got a question is oil eater good at cleaning gun parts ?
Do you live in Dickson tn because on the powder it said Dickson harbor freight my dad used to live there
Very nice!
How long do it take to heat up?
How would using vinegar as the liquid, would it help get rid of the rust?
Vinegar can corrode stainless steel. So put the vinegar in a jar or ziploc bag along with the rusty part, then put that bag/ jar into the basket with water all around it. Jar should be water tight.
Thanks, I'll be watching the HF ads for a discounted deal for it. What would happen if you used a cleaner that has a small amount of suds action? Would it foam up and spill over?
No it won't. Keep it at the recommended level. No big deal if you get some suds spilling as long as they are bubbles not liquids.
I use Dawn dish soap in mine ,Works great 👍
Hold on! Isn't that a Vevor cleaner with "Central Machinery" printed on the front?
probably, harbor freight doesn't make any of the shit they sell, they just find affordable suppliers
@@schlomoshekelstein908 Most companies do not make their own products, they pretty much outsource to the cheapest supplier these days. We seen this with one of Snap-On's floor jacks and Harbor Freights first version of the Daytona jack. Both were being made in the same Chinese factory and both were almost identical except for minor changes making the brand. Another example is Eastwoods welding table and Harbor Freights welding table. They are both made in the same factory, but both have minor differences. Normally the companies work with the suppliers and make changes as needed in hopes to have a better product. There is no doubt Vevor is doing the exact same thing.
It's been a year.... Do you have an update on performance, longevity?
Other than that I still have it and I still use it, no major updates. ;)
I just bought one but realized that it was not practical to flip the machine to get the liquid out. My next one will have the faucet
Harbor freight has a squeezy siphon pump ;)
I think it's your camera screen because I see no flicker in the video
I see that, very odd. On the camera monitor it was flickering pretty badly. :)
@@1D10CRACY frame rate on camera display slower to save battery
I love how harbor freight sells an ultrasonic, and the temp is set for Celsius lol
Is the temp in F or C?
The display is C.
@@1D10CRACY How many footballs fields is 50 C? 😁
Over 500. :D 546.8 to be exact. :D
@@dougerrohmer little Susie has three cupcakes😅
@@hankhill962 Good for her... I think...
what concentration of the oil eater did you use?
1:31 He says 25% Oil Eater and 75% Water, I'm gonna have to try that stuff.
If you have a Tractor Supply near by they carry it in the store with the solvents and other cleaning products.
@@1D10CRACY Would you use this to clean electronics?
Look’s just like every one of the wish and aliexpress Chinese versions out there.
AKA, almost all products sold today. ;)
But HF typically backs up their stuff.
It’s loud
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wtf is NTDT??
"New Tool Day Tuesday"
So it's not naked then?😂