The issue with that idea is that there is debris from the cleaning. The crap that comes off just doesn't magically disappear into thin air lol. Carbon deposits can be very hard/dense and if small chunks ends up in your cylinders, they can score the bore etc.
This is good to clean grease and dirt. Not good for rust and heavy stuff. You also need to have to clean things that withstand low-temperature without damaging them.
The dry ice blasting process doesn't really reduce temps of the part itself to damage it. The dry ice media quickly vaporizes too quickly after contact. They use it all the time on rubber parts under the chassis all the time with no ill effects. But yes, it is not meant for corrosion removal. It's a cleaning method.
Is it possible to have the dry ice hook around and shoot back upward with a part that can fit in a spark plug hole? If you have the ability to shoot stuff at the valves from inside the cylinders of an engine, you could remove the carbon from both the top and the bottom of said cylinders.
A device like this should probably come with a pinhole camera capable of recording during and right after being in a stream of dry ice, although perhaps all you would need is a consistent enough coverage of the valves to where you would only need to check just to make sure.
You need a very large compressor. Commercial grade. Sorry I can't tell you the specs. Also the dry ice ain't cheap. Need a well ventilated area, you're breathing carbon dioxide.
I was about to say BS on the 30 year old part. Then I remember the 90’s is now 30 yrs ago 😔
Yes, we’re old 😂😂😂😭😂😂😂😂
Shhhh sh sh sh….. don’t reminds us, please keep that to a minimum so we can feel like it was 5 years ago…..
We old, homie.
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This is so relaxing to watch
Just 2k miles on this gearbox Sir, lovely example
So if you can design a hook like nozzle, you should be able to clean the valves from inside the cylinders of an engine, not just the piston head.
The issue with that idea is that there is debris from the cleaning. The crap that comes off just doesn't magically disappear into thin air lol.
Carbon deposits can be very hard/dense and if small chunks ends up in your cylinders, they can score the bore etc.
@@Shi7boxGaragedang, I hate the sound of that 😬
It's actually a new technology that cleans and paints at the same time! They decided to use silver. 😁😁
😂 You'd be surprised how many jobs we quote as, step 1 Dry Ice Blast, step 2 paint. And we never get to step 2. If customer is happy, we're happy.
Why didn't it paint the cable then when he hit it?
careful with no glove protection
This is good to clean grease and dirt. Not good for rust and heavy stuff.
You also need to have to clean things that withstand low-temperature without damaging them.
The dry ice blasting process doesn't really reduce temps of the part itself to damage it. The dry ice media quickly vaporizes too quickly after contact.
They use it all the time on rubber parts under the chassis all the time with no ill effects.
But yes, it is not meant for corrosion removal. It's a cleaning method.
So nice method, so expensive 😢
Gotta be careful around plastic parts. It will cut through them. Not to mention your skin. I used to use this to clean printing presses.
Is it possible to have the dry ice hook around and shoot back upward with a part that can fit in a spark plug hole? If you have the ability to shoot stuff at the valves from inside the cylinders of an engine, you could remove the carbon from both the top and the bottom of said cylinders.
A device like this should probably come with a pinhole camera capable of recording during and right after being in a stream of dry ice, although perhaps all you would need is a consistent enough coverage of the valves to where you would only need to check just to make sure.
Awesome work!
I, too want to know which machine you’re using, please.
More than you can afford pal
We have one at our railcar repair shop... it was $27,000... plus you gotta buy the dry ice media from air gas lol
Just buy one of them Lazer cleaners.
Looked like a human like robot in thumbnail 😊
Which machine is this please
Where's the grease going? All over the shop and you, undiluted for maximum sticking power.
So satisfying.
Yea but, it’s just grease and oil and dirt, and it’s very convenient. Like, wouldn’t some good ole soap n water be just fine??
"Low miles excwllent condition"
What type of dry I e blasting machine are you using ???
What is your compressor size: gallon, psi, and cfm?
You need a very large compressor. Commercial grade. Sorry I can't tell you the specs. Also the dry ice ain't cheap. Need a well ventilated area, you're breathing carbon dioxide.
Show us the whole video
What model of ice blaster is that
Is this cheaper than sand blasting?
Laser cleaning is the best option above dry ice and sand blasting BS.
Does- does that dry ice gun have a scope attached?
Where did it go?
Reminds me of tattoo removal lasers
Machine name? And what max BAR / psi does it make?
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The sniper rifle version of sandblasting guns.
Where can I buy one?
Can I get a model number and name please for the equipment please?
Where is the full videoooo
Amazing
What's it do to rubber bushings?
Please tell me about a device like this
2 cans of oven cleaner, let it soak for 15 minutes and high pressure gun would have got it cleaner and cheaper.
Why is there a laser on top of it😂😂
Long range 😂
what brand is the device
Como se llama la máquina?
Where can I buy this?
Model of machine ?
Who is here from Harry sir 🗿🙏😎
Price please
Price for this
What is the benefit of dry ice blasting?
No mess
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Just the machine doesn’t cut it. All together you’re looking at $15k minimum
1 gallon of gasoline and steel brush you get a better result
Yeah no
lol nah