Is this the best way to clean mechanical parts? TBR tests the Vevor 30L Ultrasonic Cleaner...
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- čas přidán 24. 11. 2023
- TBR - Ep. 079 - Ultrasonic Magnus
Today we're trying out a new way to clean here at The Build Room, with the Vevor 30L Ultrasonic Cleaner. Cleaning carbs, tail-lights, gear shifts, pliers, canvas bags and more!
Save 5% on your Vevor purchase using the code "VVSALE5" (note that is a 5 on the end, not an S) from the Vevor website. Here are the direct links for the ultrasonic cleaners:
30L ultrasonic cleaner - s.vevor.com/bfQGHF
10L ultrasonic cleaner - s.vevor.com/bfQJc4
Hope you like them as much as I did!
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Laser Claning! By far the best solution for such parts. Solves all the problems that you mentioned!
...speaking out of experience after 2 years of laser cleaning. Professionally.
What do laser cleaners cost? Can they be used with any metal?
Nice review Cam, thorough as always. You have to give the people what they want - it's a volunteer kinda of thing. I think ultrasonic cleaners are amazing and a huge time saver. Looks like you'll be putting the Vevor through it's paces. That was a nice thing for them to do and you will definitely help with their marketing. All the best Cam!
Thanks Bob - still have a laundry list of things to try cleaning with it so it's definitely going to get a workout.
Hey mate, did you pull the gaskets from the carbys before cleaning them?
Yeah I did, although i would tend to pull them and put the parts in separately for future cars, this was just a test. For something like a lawnmower or scooter carb i'd just send it, but you'd really want to wash out all the much that gets loosened on a proper carb so might as well just disassemble to start.
Pinesol works amazing
Thanks - Will try that out!
Really nice vid. Do you think a 15 is a good comprise?
Whare do you get the parts for the t-type.
I think a 15 would be OK for single carbs, just not a manifold or other larger pieces. I'm not sure what you mean by parts for the T-Type?
@@TheBuildRoom i was thinking of the solex mikuni 40mm t-type.
@@fredriknordin2631Ahh OK - I'm not a solex guy so wasn't aware of the t-type. (Have had webers on all my other cars)
I haven't sourced parts for these at all yet - I've heard there are some good guys that do rebuilds in the Eastern States of Australia, but just haven't gotten into it yet. Within Australia, the toymods forum would be a good place to ask, or 1st Gen Celica forums in the US.
Hi. I'm on the edge of ordering a Vevor Ultrasonic 30 litre cleaner. I had anticipated using a degreaser in it for car and machine parts (I'm in food machinery engineering) so I was interested in you trying the different liquids. I was dubious about water on its own for greasy parts. I wondered if dishwasher powder might be better than dishwashing liquid? I realise it might be necessary to premix it, but I also wondered if it had more grease shifting power than a dishwashing liquid used by hand in a sink? It would be interesting to know if you ran another test on best cleaners to use.
yes i saw a video on the gye using cascade dishwashing pods on pistons and it even took off the heavy carbon on the pistons.he tried about 7 or 8 different cleaners and degreasers and cascade pods came in second and top pick was ZEP 505 DEGREASER im going out to bye the dishwasher pods tomorrow fo my new 10 liter amazon ultasonic cleaner.
From what I've heard you have to be careful with pods, especially on aluminium as they can have a serious staining on the surface. When it comes to steel however you can be a bit more intense.
Ay mate, you need to remove the bluish colored plastic sheet from the top of the cleaner's lid! Prevents scratching of lid during shipping.👍
Lol - yeah did that after the video - if you sneak a peak at the thumbnail for the vid it was gone, just wanted to ensure i didn't scratch it up first time out.
I wonder if it would heat more quickly with the ultrasonic on also?!
Yes i would assume so - i'll test it out when I start the ultrasonic cooking channel :P
I've got pictures of before and after carbs full rust and all I use 2 things both cheap and most people have at there house already 3 passes 30min each time comes out about 90% new looking
What
What 2 things?
toilet bowl cleaner works amazing ;)
I've heard that, but also that it can corrode Ali very quickly so when i test that out I'll probably be on some scrap carbs.
Running the cleaner heats the water up
Yes have noticed that in subsequent uses and now just have it run straight up and leave it on a little longer for the first cycle.
I wonder if it cleans a potato without damaging it.. can you do your first CZcams short?? 😂
I mean that and if I set it to 55 degrees and use a zip lock bag I can probably sous vide a mean filet steak.
@@TheBuildRoom you must seriously be rethinking boxing it back up & storing it. Think of the views a Vevor cooking show would bring in!!
The worst thing about Vevor cleaners is most of them only have one transducer! Any unit, 6 liter and over, need at least 4 transducers to do a good job. In fact, most other name brands DO have 4 transducers (with the exception of some cheap Chinesium knock-offs). A 30 liter or larger should have 6 transducers.
Interesting - any recommendations for people watching on a budget unit with enough transducers to have an impact?
Great review but I thought the parts would come out very clean
Yeah they're definitely cleaned from a surface perspective, but there is definitely some staining that's seeped into the aluminum. I mean not bad for 45 year old carbs, would probably be a much better result on newer metal.