anyone have any hacks that involve power tools to save yourself from tennis elbow, which I am already suffering from at the moment?
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anyone have any hacks that involve power tools to save yourself from tennis elbow, which I am already suffering from at the moment?
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yz133rider wrote:
Soak it in vinegar if its heavily oxidized over night.
must must must neutralize the acidity from the vinegar with a baking soda / water solution - otherwise it will continue to rust. I found this out the hard way trying to remove rust from a vintage tank....
Is it Rust you are trying to remove??? If so.... Evaporust is amazing stuff... I tested it on this Dynoport pipe... Pic says it all..
Bench top buffer with a scotch brite wheel
2011 Yamaha YZ 250 -MX
1996 Yamaha Banshee 350 -Trails
1982 Chevy S10
2005 Pontiac GTO -451rwhp
yz133rider wrote:
Soak it in vinegar if its heavily oxidized over night.
Moto Obsessed wrote:
must must must neutralize the acidity from the vinegar with a baking soda / water solution - otherwise it will continue to rust. I found this out the hard way trying to remove rust from a vintage tank....
I just sprayed down with a wd40 type spray after
eric513anderson wrote:
Bench top buffer with a scotch brite wheel
What do you use for a scotchbrite wheel and where can they be purchased?
Ive looked all over for one that looks like it would work well and I continually come up empty.
eric513anderson wrote:
Bench top buffer with a scotch brite wheel
chasestevenson599 wrote:
What do you use for a scotchbrite wheel and where can they be purchased?
Ive looked all over for one that looks like it would work well and I continually come up empty.
They sell them in the body repair aisle of any auto parts store.
delonick347 wrote:
anyone have any hacks that involve power tools to save yourself from tennis elbow, which I am already suffering from at the moment?
I had tennis elbow last year, it sucks
delonick347 wrote:
anyone have any hacks that involve power tools to save yourself from tennis elbow, which I am already suffering from at the moment?
fourfourone wrote:
I had tennis elbow last year, it sucks
how the hell does it heal when you have to use your arms everyday?
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WD-40 after, either two or four-stroke. When the mud and dirt cakes on, wet it down and scrub it with scotchbrite when washing. Immediately coat in WD after washing. Don't let it get rusty and it won't ever be a hard job.
delonick347 wrote:
anyone have any hacks that involve power tools to save yourself from tennis elbow, which I am already suffering from at the moment?
fourfourone wrote:
I had tennis elbow last year, it sucks
delonick347 wrote:
how the hell does it heal when you have to use your arms everyday?
Mine was from working out at the gym. It took like 6 months to go away after that. I didn't bother me when I rode so I just ignored it for a while.
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eric513anderson wrote:
Bench top buffer with a scotch brite wheel
chasestevenson599 wrote:
What do you use for a scotchbrite wheel and where can they be purchased?
Ive looked all over for one that looks like it would work well and I continually come up empty.
2011 Yamaha YZ 250 -MX
1996 Yamaha Banshee 350 -Trails
1982 Chevy S10
2005 Pontiac GTO -451rwhp
fourfourone wrote:
I had tennis elbow last year, it sucks
delonick347 wrote:
how the hell does it heal when you have to use your arms everyday?
fourfourone wrote:
Mine was from working out at the gym. It took like 6 months to go away after that. I didn't bother me when I rode so I just ignored it for a while.
not ironically, mine is from the gym too, along with what I am convinced is a minor rotator cuff tear. I've since switched to rehab exercises for the shoulder, which is getting better, but the tennis elbow is annoying af.
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kb228 wrote:
I used a wire wheel on a bench grinder for my pc pipe. Took the dark gray color right off.
delonick347 wrote:
didn't that leave scratches?
It leaves millions of scratches, all of which combine to produce the sweetest-looking pipe EVAR.
Braaapin' aint easy.
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delonick347 wrote:
anyone have any hacks that involve power tools to save yourself from tennis elbow, which I am already suffering from at the moment?
fourfourone wrote:
I had tennis elbow last year, it sucks
delonick347 wrote:
how the hell does it heal when you have to use your arms everyday?
Thai massage and it is painful as hell while they break up the tissue so the sheath can slide.
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You can get scotch brite balls that go in a drill, makes it super quick and easy.
Check some of these out
http://www.enginehones.com/abrasivehones.html