Tested - Welding Magnets Cleaning Methods

In this video I am testing 5 methods for cleaning welding magnets to see which one is the best to use. At some point everyone who uses these magnets will have to clean then and I want to find the safest, quickest method to do it.
Video No: 11
Shot by: Dillan Pryra
Edited by: Johan Pryra

[@user-gp5pr1iw6u]

Thank you. Really interesting video and great for those who don’t have air pressure in our workshops.

[@beauxtx1959]

I used a brass wire brush(non-magnetic) and it worked great! Thanks!

[@JohanPryra]

Good to know!

[@marlenepryra1617]

Dis baie oulik my man!

[@francoisvermaak1764]

Cool video 😀😀😀😀

[@JohanPryra]

Thanx Dude

[@Ich_slage_dich_in_dominos]

Compressor and air blower 10/second to clean a magnet

[@stevelampard]

I've been using compressed air for cleaning my magnets for 30 years.

[@JohanPryra]

Thanx for the info, when I made that I did not have one yet but have one now, wil try it. Thank you.

[@MrTerrymiff]

@@JohanPryra I have to agree with Pinocchio. Compressed air is the best. You won't get metal bits in your eyes if you wear appropriate specs. If you do manage to get metal bits in your eyes, use your magnet to suck them out.

[@JohanPryra]

@@MrTerrymiff To be honest I was wondering about using compressed air on metal bits, however your fix of just using the magnet again to remove the metal is brilliant and gave me a good laugh. Thanx for the support.

[@usernamemykel]

@@MrTerrymiff Oh my!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@philbricole4801]

avant de l'utiliser met ton aimant dans une poche plastique et il suffira de l'en retirer pour avoir l'aimant propre