Micro Jig BLADECLEAN Blade and Bit Cleaning System Featuring Amy from The New Red
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- In this video, Amy from The New Red unboxes and demonstrates the BLADECLEAN Blade and Bit Cleaning System, the ultimate solution for keeping your saw blades and router bits in optimal condition. If you're serious about woodworking and want to achieve clean cuts every time, this is the tool for you.
With BLADECLEAN, cleaning your blades and bits becomes a breeze. Say goodbye to tedious and time-consuming cleaning methods. This innovative system shortens the entire process to just a few minutes, saving you valuable time and effort.
No more bare hand contact with sharp cutting edges or harsh chemicals. The BLADECLEAN's magnetic handle securely attaches to your saw blade, ensuring your skin remains protected. Plus, the industrial-grade aluminium-oxide cleaning pads eliminate the need for wire brushing. They reach every nook and cranny of your blade in a single motion, delivering a thorough and efficient clean.
But that's not all! The BLADECLEAN system also includes a router bit holder that allows you to clean multiple bits simultaneously. With compatibility for various shank sizes, you can soak and clean up to five bits at once using the provided scouring discs.
Join Amy as she unboxes the BLADECLEAN Blade and Bit Cleaning System and showcases its effectiveness in action. See how easy it is to clean an entire side of your saw blade or multiple router bits in no time.
Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more exciting woodworking tool reviews and demonstrations. Let's dive into the world of clean cuts together with BLADECLEAN!
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Nice job Amy! A well made review. Thank you and Timbecon. Love the part about cleaning the blade upright at 90 degrees, we have not done that one yet.
When cleaning your blade for the first time, you may want to soak it longer. But if you clean regularly, it is truly about 30 seconds. I usually give them three or four turns each side.
Yes, to the question below, our manual does recommend removing the bearings and rub collars from router bits before cleaning. Especially with degreasing cleaners, they can ruin the bearings by "degreasing" them even if they are sealed bearings.
What does it do to the bearings on the bits
The manual does recommend removing the bearings and rub collars from router bits before cleaning. Especially with degreasing cleaners, they can ruin the bearings by "degreasing" them even if they are sealed bearings.
Would it be better to remove the bearings first in case the sealing on the bearings is damaged?
Hi Richard, great point. Yes, it's probably a good idea to remove the bearings it cant hurt.
What's Amy's UA-cam channel
She's an Insta girl at The New Red :)
This must of been filmed a while ago because I believe Amy is no longer woodworking, which is a shame 😢
Yes it was filmed a little while ago!!