Re: unbrazing stops, bosses and other braze ons.
- From: "Bill" <bill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Apr 2009 17:49:38 -0400
"Peter Cole" <peter_cole@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:Aj%El.889$WK5.243@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Keiron wrote:Hi.
I'm being a bit OCD with my single speed project so I want to get rid of the cable stops. What's the technique for removing them using heat? (I'd prefer not to saw and file). Do I target the actual braze on itself or do I go for the silver/brass directly?
This is a perfect job for a Dremel tool. A cutting disk will slice through the stop in seconds, a stone tip will grind it smooth and flush in a few more. Using a torch requires skill and the right equipment, and in this case, no advantage.
A second for my second favorite tool, Dremel, right after "bigger hammer"
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