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Sonic cleaning

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Anyone sonic clean parts?


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Just my wrist watch in my wife's sonic jewelry cleaner.
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There are ones on amazon that I think will fit 3/s heads. I feel like that would be really nice to get in the oil and coolant ports.


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I've wanted to get the harbor freight parts washer but never pulled the trigger on it because I really don't have any where to keep it.
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[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]I've wanted to get the harbor freight parts washer but never pulled the trigger on it because I really don't have any where to keep it.[/quote]

So...I’ve used a parts washer. It was nice, but I’m hoping to clean a little deeper with sonic cleaning. Am I wrong in that thinking?

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Nope, I want to get one and a fuel injector tester. Feel like it would be a decent investment to make some side hustle.
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I've been wanting to get one to clean pinball machine parts, but haven't pulled the trigger yet. There's long threads on pinside.com about which ones work well and which ones are crap. Lots of crap out there. You want enough transducers for the volume of the tank, and ones that don't overheat and die. It has been a while since I read through that, so not sure what the best brands/models are right now.
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