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Remove Floyd Rose Tremolo Mounting Studs

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Schaller JT-590 in a Parts Cleaning Agitator

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Heavy Duty 3000PSI 2000W High Pressure Washer w/ Pressure Spayer

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Description: Our brand new medium to heavy duty with 3000PSI cleaning power at 1.6 gallons per minute. This item is idealy use for car washing, patio cleaning, window, fences, clean salt water off boat, and blast away those build ups on the drive way.

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UltraTecno High Power Ultrasonic Cleaning

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Homemade Ultrasonic Cleaning Solution For Brass

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Blue Wave Ultrasonics Sales Director Jeff Hancock demonstrates the ultrasonic cleaning process and explains the relationship between ultrasonic pressure waves and microscopic cavitation bubbles working in an aqueous solution. Blue Wave, which is located in Davenport, Iowa, provided the video as a video supplement to the May 2013 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

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Automotive Parts

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Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner by Eastern Precision is like a second hand to Jake Dempsy of Fonse Performance allowing him to spend more time doing CNC precision machining work and assembling race engines than spending hours cleaning blocks, pans,heads and other automotive parts. Video produced by Rob McGowan for ultrasonicpartswashers.com

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Sand or bead blaster

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How to sharpen a twist drill on a grinder.

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Helicoils or thread inserts are very useful if a tapped hole has become stripped of it's threads. By using the thread repair kit it is possible to repair the stripped thread so that the hole can accept a threaded bolt again. Brought to you by http://www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/

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It is important to know different types of files in the workshop so that during your practical session you are able to do your projects accurately and easily. This video will show different types of file and also how to clean files.

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File Basics: How to select and use files for metalworking

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A file is one of the most useful tools you can have in a workshop, but they're rarely fully understood and appreciated in our modern mechanized age. Files have been around for over three thousand years, and before machine tools became available they were one of the primary means of making precision objects!

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Keep in mind at all times that your safety and the safety of colleagues in the workshop with you is paramount . Be vigilant and report any hazards to your Tutor.

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This video will show you some of the basic hand tools we use in the Engineering Workshops at MIT in Mechanical Trades.

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Materials and tools needed:

1/Steel block

2/Drill

3/Drill Press

4/tap Extractor

5/Tap Wrench

6/ Taping paste

This video below will give you insight into how to use a Tap Extractor to remove a broken stud.

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Extracting Broken Bolts Using An Extractor

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In this video I show you how to use a common bolt extractor to remove sheared fasteners from their threaded holes without damaging the threads. This is a relatively simple process but I outline choosing the proper extractor and hole size, choosing the proper bit, and cautions when dealing with blind and open holes.

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Please watch this video before dill grinding practical session. Tools and Equipment required-Grinder

- HSS DRILL BIT

- Drill Guage

- Coollant

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•Use the right SIZE and TYPE of tool for the job •Follow the correct procedure for using every tool •Keep cutting tools sharp and in good condition •Don’t work with oily or greasy hand

•Don’t use a file without a handle

• Don’t use screwdrivers as chisels or pry bars •If anything breaks or malfunctions, report it to your instructor at once •Never place tools & materials where they hang on the edge of the table

•Don’t use tools for things they weren’t  meant for •Cut away from yourself  when using sharp tools •Don’t pry or hammer with file.

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US-2395-Hand Tool Safety