can you pls explain this effect?

@@petermeyer6873 I mean put just a little product, then the holes will be done only by the mechanical effect . But look for other explanations please, I am not expert

@@IsaacOLEG Thx for your answer, Ill keep looking.

@wolone if you have lot of holes with just a little dish washing product you have a strong US bath, and it can be dangerous to use it for precious metal, as it will attack the surface

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This comment is so dumb

Of top of my head, I assume it's not necessary as long as you can make sure that solution was mixed during sonication

:| Wish I'd have known that before I invested in my cleaner... although in fairness, my cleaning needs are automotive parts, machine tool parts cleaning, and some range brass. My cleaner destroys aluminum foil, and seems to be fine with thicker aluminum parts as long as I use a mild detergent or surfactant in the water.

So do you know which is a good ultrasonic machine for guns? I'm looking for one, and still not sure if one will damage any aluminum parts on a gun if I use it...even if I get one from say Hornady, I'm confused about it damaging anything on guns. I guess the steel is a given, that it won't be destroyed, but there are alloys in both uppers and lowers, I guess. I wanna build an AR platform pistol, is that something that will be damaged by an ultrasonic machine, or is it the cleaner solution, or both?

@@therealstubot This video is showing aluminum being destroyed. and, a guy in another video said don't put aluminum in an ultrasonic cleaner, it will pit it. IDK for sure, Im trying to find out if these will damage anything on guns. I mean if its just aluminum that will be damaged, I can try to keep that out of there. what about alloys? They should address this stuff in these video's...Damn it.

@@1madmax22 I put aluminum in mine all the time. I've never damaged any aluminum parts. Aluminum foil is extremely thin, it's not very durable. Being so thin, and with such a large area relative to it's thickness, I assume its very susceptible to damage from cavitation bubbles. I use a few drops of plain ol hand soap in my cleaner, and the important thing is to dry your parts off as soon as you remove them from the cleaner. You're more likely to get water damage than cleaner damage to aluminum parts in my experience. I have some alloy 1911's and when I get back from the range, I strip them and throw everything but the barrels in the cleaner. I never do this to my AR-15's, I don't want to fully strip out the steel parts ( like expensive geissele triggers ) so they just get a good wipe and bore snake. I did get some scuffing on an aluminum cigar tube once, when the tube was resting on the bottom of the cleaner. Superficial damage at worst, and only because I wasn't being careful in loading it. You can get similar damage with any material you throw in an ultrasonic cleaner if it rests on the bottom where the transducer is mounted.

@@therealstubotWhat brand and model do you have? I was thinking about the Hornady, the long one bc I like the small tank to rest on the rim of the bigger tank and CLP bathe my pistols then let it drip dry, plus getting an air compressor to blow water out in-between water and oil -- is what I planned on doing. I know that seems like a lot as far as cost, but about $400 for the ultrasonic and $400 for the air compressor...to me worth it if all I have to do is rod the barrels out... And why not the barrels? I know they still need to be cleaned with a rod, but wouldn't the cleaner get most of the burned powder, and other left behind? Oh, the Hornady has at least two transducers too. From what I've read or watched, the best is an ultrasonic that sweeps from higher to lower frequencies, but thats getting into 4 digit dollars, too damn much. One of those companies wanted $5K--ok, thanks, bye. One that seemed to work really well was the Lyman 6000 and another Lyman. Thanks for responding, big help. Ive been pulling my hair out trying to figure out the best of the cheaper ones. Still like to know what you're using and why you don't do barrels too, REALLY appreciate it, thanks again.

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Ur out of luck. Goes for toilet paper too.

U probably dont have money for one if u clean ur alu foil

What we see are the effects of metal fatigue.

Mostly, you can choose ultrasonic cleaner 110V for US market.

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