+1, I can verify that the green Olfa mats are not an exception...Cutting mats are not brake clean resistant
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Nothing is break cleaner friendly and certain break cleaners will kill you if you expose them to heat; they off gas phosgene (nerve gas).Cutting mats are not brake clean resistant
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I believe the red can is a Chlorinated Brake Cleaner, stuff is bad news all the way around.I think it's the red cans that have something bad in them , but they work better than the green cans . I love the smell of the red stuff also , maybe that's why my brain is shot .
It is . Heard it doesn't like heat !I believe the red can is a Chlorinated Brake Cleaner, stuff is bad news all the way around.
You need one of these.I've found that seating the back end of the drill bit in the back of the chuck makes centering the drill bit a little easier. Of course, if the drill is shorter than the depth of the chuck this doesn't work.
In the spirit of blunder. I have had the following experience. I needed to drill two .040 holes in a piece of aluminum, 3/16 thick. After breaking three or four drills I realized that the hand feed on my mill was not sensitive enough for me to feel when the bit was in aluminum, and i'd jam it into the material before slowing the feed. Talk about ham handed.