S1E36: E-Tank 3.0? - Thrift, Flea Market & Antique Hunting

In this episode I document upgrading my electrolysis tank to a better version (3.0) using sheet steel. I also talk a little bit about the controversy surrounding using stainless steel as anodes in an e-tank (and why I don't). We test the new tank on a piece and see how it works. Also bonus time lapse footage of electrolysis in action.
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[@scaldwellk]

Great video.

[@hawgwildcastiron2023]

I have always been told that Hex was only made when there was extremely high heat like welding. E-Tanks do not get hot enough to create it. The page you showed says the same about welding.

[@joshm.2216]

3:35 If you reverse polarity and hang some junk iron like that cracked pan, that will get your anodes nice and clean for the next session. I don't understand why people are so adamant about using stainless, its just not worth the risk when you can find a couple of rusty saw blades or old flat shovel heads for a few bucks that work perfectly.

[@doug_d]

Stainless is not an issue at temps and amps used in this scenario.

[@clydes95cummins]

That's good to know. How do you know this to be true?